Huh, that is interesting. I feel like I only need to read the whole text about 10% of the time. Most of the time I just need the first half a sentence to show what the actual quest is about.

I am not saying it isn't useful, yes it maybe saves you sometimes. But I imagine most of hte time, you still need to hover over it. But my main point is that the HALF text makes it more cluttered and confusing to look at. Visually it's a lot of info that is hard to parse for the average person.

Yeah, that's true. Bungie hasn't normally been someone who just puts up blanket text. It's always been streamlined. I guess this makes me above average? :D

Huh, that is interesting. I feel like I only need to read the whole text about 10% of the time. Most of the time I just need the first half a sentence to show what the actual quest is about.

I am not saying it isn't useful, yes it maybe saves you sometimes. But I imagine most of hte time, you still need to hover over it. But my main point is that the HALF text makes it more cluttered and confusing to look at. Visually it's a lot of info that is hard to parse for the average person.

it narrows down between “gaining progress” and “not gaining progress” and is a quick visual directive to keep you from thumbing through every item. Without fully listing everything out in Tower Excel(tm) you are always going to habe tradeoff in information value.

I get you. I'm saying "making progress" or "not making progress" is meaningless information to me if I don't know what the thing is that is progressing or not, so I had needed to interact with each one individually every time. And, I suppose the thing I have not said is I think that's true for most people.

Per what shows up with API data (and in line with what they stated when they announced the change) you cap at 63 pursuits.

Which makes sense, 21 per page, 3 pages. I counted yesterday :D

Is there a limit? I grabbed every bounty I could and didn't see anything that said there was, but if it is limited to 2 pages that undercuts my enthusiasm a good bit.

It's at least 3 pages from the amount of bounties I got today...

Ah. It never suggested I could add more pages; I guess I made a bad assumption. (As I said, I only got within one bounty of filling the second page, so I didn't actually CONFIRM that you couldn't pick up a 65th... and apparently that would be wrong anyway.)

Okay, never mind. ;) I still don't like it, but my complaint about a measly 25% increase is obviously incorrect.

Anyway - if they're gonna make it so much more inconvenient for me to see what I have (and I really feel like it's a significant degradation right now), I don't feel like a measly 25% increase in bounty space is enough.

Is there a limit? I grabbed every bounty I could and didn't see anything that said there was, but if it is limited to 2 pages that undercuts my enthusiasm a good bit.

It's at least 3 pages from the amount of bounties I got today...

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I understand how it's cluttered and a lot of information all at once, but I just can't see how it's not better then requiring a mouse-over to even identify among a string of identical icons. And further, how - other then text - can you solve that problem? I can't keep all the names of gear straight, I'm not going to be able to memorize a different icon for every possible bounty and quest. This might be an area for improving readability through font/layout, but text on display has to be the right answer, yeah?

But since none of the messages finish, you still need to hover over to read the text. It therefore still requires what you said it's better than. Now it just makes it confusing up front and MAYBE once is a while is readable as a whole without it. So I don;'t think you point on this one is valid. I agree that the other complaints are not real complaints, other than UI/UX it's cluttered and just hard to read. I think the text is the reason why personally.

Huh, that is interesting. I feel like I only need to read the whole text about 10% of the time. Most of the time I just need the first half a sentence to show what the actual quest is about.

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I understand how it's cluttered and a lot of information all at once, but I just can't see how it's not better then requiring a mouse-over to even identify among a string of identical icons. And further, how - other then text - can you solve that problem? I can't keep all the names of gear straight, I'm not going to be able to memorize a different icon for every possible bounty and quest. This might be an area for improving readability through font/layout, but text on display has to be the right answer, yeah?

But since none of the messages finish, you still need to hover over to read the text. It therefore still requires what you said it's better than. Now it just makes it confusing up front and MAYBE once is a while is readable as a whole without it. So I don;'t think you point on this one is valid. I agree that the other complaints are not real complaints, other than UI/UX it's cluttered and just hard to read. I think the text is the reason why personally.

I think there is a clear value in being to identify an item and its progress without hover/clicking even if it does not display ALL the information. YMMV.