While the app may not seem like a necessity now, wait until you have dozens of good weapons and gear pieces across your main and alts. Softonic review Free-to-use companion app for Destiny Destiny Item Manager is a free-to-use utility that serves as a companion app for the online multiplayer franchise Destiny.
The interface is optimised mobiles and tablets. You can try out DIM for yourself through here. I had high praise to speak of the game in my review, but I wanted to drill down into one particular criticism of the new game that I brought up in that article Destiny 2’s inventory management and vault system continues to be a problem, and I’d love to see Bungie focus some attention on the issue. You may also run into some issues, though all you can do for now is refresh the page and hope for the best. You can't edit any character's loadout directly, though, but the developers promised to gradually add this feature and others over time. This was more of a time constraint than anything, according to the tool's creators.Īlthough some features are missing right now what you can do, however, is transfer items between your vault and the various characters. Destiny 2 support went live alongside the game, but it's limited compared to what you can do in the original. The good news is that Destiny Inventory manager is back to help them do that. There's so much stuff to collect in Bungie's latest ( see our Destiny 2 guide for examples) and high-level players will be switching back and forth between gearsets in order to tackle the variety of challenges on offer. Destiny Item Manager (DIM), the tool that allowed Destiny 1 players to easily manage their inventory and vault items without having to go to the Tower, has added support for Destiny 2.
0 kommentar(er)
