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4/27/2024 5:56:08 PM
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You chose to delete them, bungie cannot control your actions.
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Here’s a coupon for a free sandwich. You can redeem your coupon now, as we’re going to make it unusable soon, and you’ll never be able to use that coupon in the future. Oh wait, it’s three years later and we’re now accepting that coupon we stopped accepting and said wouldn’t be usable again. Oh? Did you discard your coupon we said wouldn’t be worth anything? What a fool you were!
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😂 I couldn’t bring myself to delete some of the harder to obtain or sentimental weapons. Got my kindled orchid curated roll I still have it in my vault 😜
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If i got rid of it then its on me. If i want a sandwich ill go make one or have something else thats better.
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You missed the point. We had limited vault space, bungie kept adding Weapons and Armor each Season(Didnt have transmog so Armor took up Space) So yes in a way we were forced to Delete them to make room for the New stuff. If you have a Broken down Car and a New Car, your Garage and you can only fit 1 Car, would you leave it in there or put the New car in? Common Senese answer is Out with the old In with the New.
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There has never been a lack of vault space. New armour and weapons do not take up much space when most of the time new gear is usually worse than pre established staples and theres only ever a couple of weapons per season that are actually good enough to keep. Armour also shouldnt take hundreds of slots given many builds use the same stat splits and top builds tend not to change often enough for complete stat swaps. Deleting old gear is on the person who deleted them
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Wrong, just straight up objectively wrong.
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It really isnt. The player chooses what they delete, the player chooses what they keep. There really is not 600 pieces of good gear, you need maybe 100 spaces.
