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I was hoping they'd say something about the Trials of Osiris. I almost have 10 passage coins but I can only spend them on favors and such, not an entry ticket thing, and I can't delete them; I would call this a problem. I don't have the DLC, and I'm OK with that locking me out of the event, I think it's barely even worth existing to begin with, but it's clogging up my inventory, and letting me buy stuff I can't use makes it feel like they're teasing me. I'm just glad I don't have any treasure keys since people are grinding hard to get them and I wouldn't even be able to use them.

Really? One slot is 'clogging up your inventory'? (You have 24 slots in your vault, plus a potential 30 more in characters - a total of 54 slots that these coins can fit into... so one slot is less than 2% of your available space. You'd call that 'clogging'?)

The 'teasing' bit I understand - but given how little space they actually take up, isn't forcing you to keep them a kind thing on Bungie's part? If you buy (or are granted for free down the road) access to the DLC, isn't it better to HAVE these things you earned than to have discarded them when you thought they were worthless?

Edit: My bad, you have 15 slots per character for Consumables, not 10 - so the total is 69, not 54. The coins take up a bit under one and a half percent of the space available.

I don't know what General vagueness' situation is like, but personally speaking I have 1 empty slot in each character's consumables inventory, and 1 empty slot in my vault. I know I'm far from the norm on this, but it certainly is possible for 1 slot to make a difference, depending on the player's inventory situation. If I were being given materials I couldn't use nor delete, I'd find it a little annoying too :)

*edit* "consumables inventory", not "materials".

Really? One slot is 'clogging up your inventory'? (You have 24 slots in your vault, plus a potential 30 more in characters - a total of 54 slots that these coins can fit into... so one slot is less than 2% of your available space. You'd call that 'clogging'?)

Edit: My bad, you have 15 slots per character for Consumables, not 10 - so the total is 69, not 54. The coins take up a bit under one and a half percent of the space available.

1. You shouldn't have to spin up new characters that you don't play in order to store stuff for the one character you do play. (not to mention you can't just spin them up, you have to play the first level before you even get to the tower)
2. There are more unique items that can go in those slots than there are total slots.
3. If you run multiple characters, the convenience of having some items split up (consumables) between characters is incredibly useful, and a use case given Bungie's addition to the Destiny app.
Snipe Edit 4. Let's say you wanted to move all 4 of your glimmer consumables to any one of your 3 characters, and do it in game. That means that all characters AND the vault need to have 4 free slots in order to keep from doing massive juggling. That means you need 4x4=16 free slots.

So, given that, you now throw in one more item. You aren't working with 96 open slots, you're working with a handfull of free slots, and every slot missing decreases your ability to manage items the way you'd like. So I'd back him in saying that one less slot is "clogging". With all the new things that hit my inventory I found myself jumping around for 15 minutes trying to free up space just so that I could except rewards.

And at the end of the day, I think we'd all agree that asking Bungie for the ability to delete items from inventory isn't an outrageous request :)

I was hoping they'd say something about the Trials of Osiris. I almost have 10 passage coins but I can only spend them on favors and such, not an entry ticket thing, and I can't delete them; I would call this a problem. I don't have the DLC, and I'm OK with that locking me out of the event, I think it's barely even worth existing to begin with, but it's clogging up my inventory, and letting me buy stuff I can't use makes it feel like they're teasing me. I'm just glad I don't have any treasure keys since people are grinding hard to get them and I wouldn't even be able to use them.

Really? One slot is 'clogging up your inventory'? (You have 24 slots in your vault, plus a potential 30 more in characters - a total of 54 slots that these coins can fit into... so one slot is less than 2% of your available space. You'd call that 'clogging'?)

well I already have 9 (possibly more now), presumably before long they'll fill up one slot and go to another, and then another

The 'teasing' bit I understand - but given how little space they actually take up, isn't forcing you to keep them a kind thing on Bungie's part? If you buy (or are granted for free down the road) access to the DLC, isn't it better to HAVE these things you earned than to have discarded them when you thought they were worthless?

I'm not crazy about that either, giving me things to try to get me to buy DLC so they can become useful, they did the same thing with Husk of the Pit

Edit: My bad, you have 15 slots per character for Consumables, not 10 - so the total is 69, not 54. The coins take up a bit under one and a half percent of the space available.

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I'm probably late to the party here. Has this art appeared elsewhere yet? (haven't been able to play in months, getting internet hooked up Saturday at the house)

Define "elsewhere", because technically it's going on one of the shirts Bungie is selling now.

Has some astronomical notations on it?

I'm assuming those would be the location of the reef. At least the AU is... however if I remember my astronomical units correctly, AU is the distance from the Earth to the Sun, which really isn't that far away... So 2.5 AU's is really not that far away.

In fact, 2.5 AU is somewhere between Mars and Jupitar.

Like... in the asteroid belt?

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