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8/20/2015 2:28:26 AM
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Sadly, I do see vault space being a problem eventually with all those ghost shells, class specific items, and solar/void/arc buffs on the armor pieces. Each of my characters is aligned with a different faction too, so the weapon sets ... yeah.
But it's nice to see they have done this much. And the shader/emblem/exotic vault will really help. I'm looking forward to TTK.
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dont forget to keep weapons and armors with higher stats so you can fuse them with the weapon/armor of your liking for better stats. they even said about blue weapons with increased attack damages. So you will probably storing 'consumable' weapons and armors for future infusions
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Class items ghosts etc won't take up vault space. They go into the terminals. But I agree on weapons and armour. Give it a month and I'll be tight on vault space, even accounting for exotics I've dismantled and left as blueprint. Definitely for weapons it 72 is better than 36. I know bits silly, but I will want to keep one of each raid weapon etc for posterity.
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Ah, I didn't know the ghost shells went into terminals. That'll help too.
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When it's not even released and people are complaining about the lack of vault space
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i've read your comments. how much does bungie pay you per post?
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1 blacksmith shader every comment ;)
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Because doubling isn't a solution. It's a temporary fixz
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Perhaps, but it raises a question: What would you have them do? Are you asking for infinite space?
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It's not that hard to make it super large. Think of a chest in skyrim, I scored about 4,000 different things in one chest in one house. Why can't destiny store more then 100 weapons in a vault for 3 characters
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Because it's a different game with a different engine.
