I've just read your whole post and I'm very ok with multiple sections of it. One of them, I would say the biggest one, is specially the part where you talk about the items we have had to dismantle. That is some statistic Bungie haven't considered yet (I think so) and that may be a very good answer for why do most of the players still have 4 empty spaces. And I would try to clarify a doubt you have on your post and one that you are asking to Bungie: [i]I found this to be particularly helpful in understanding why this has taken so long to implement. It sounds to me like you are running up against the boundaries of what is possible on the older platforms. If this is true, what hope does the future hold? Would giving the vault multiple screens push past those boundaries? In any case, thank you for giving us some idea of what challenges you are running up against, this helps us give you better feedback if we understand what is within the realm of possibility, and what isn't.[/i] And the answer is simply: you're right. Talking about programming you have to relate multiple sections within a software, sometimes it may be side by side or one over the other. When "one over the other" happens, if you have to change something at the below part you will have to change everything that is on top of it. This may sound weird but I think that this is what happened to Bungie, having the initial Vault Space was something at the below part, even below that the consoles generation so now that they have to change those spaces, they have to change multiple things, even sacrifice some others because hardware problems (Xbox 360 and PS3 don't have the same memory to support, let's say, 100 items on the screen at the same time, the software may crash) that's why they remove the part where you can compare items and limit the boundaries to that number of max items. The funny part in it is that, in software, everything is possible, the only problem is that you have to get a good idea to relocate everything without losing too much and getting that idea sometimes may be harder than getting a Ghorn (LOL) so yeah, I think they will work still on it so we can have another alternative to keep more items at the game, they just need to get that idea and translate it into the game. With all of this there are still too many things where Destiny may be enhanced and that's why I'm asking Bungie to keep an eye on their community because we are the biggest and the best source of testing on their software, we are their best QA team, and the best of all, we are their customers. So I hope I was clear enough with all this explanation and that's why I'm congratulating Bungie ([url]https://www.bungie.net/es/Forum/Post/111642468/0/0[/url]) because even though there are some barriers, they are able to find a way in order to succeed and have their community as happy as it is possible.