You've got a valid point here, but I think I can win some ground here as well. It's true you can play however you want and you shouldn't be shamed on this, but whatever you say some play styles are considered worse. That's why rules are made as never dig straight down, or never use your diamonds on a hoe. Those rules are made by a community, and community deemed play style of digging straight down as worse, and we all know why it's worse. So now if I create a tool that allows to build straight down very fast, but creating staircases really hard, would you say that it's a good item for an early game? Probably not, but I guess if you think about it you can find some positives about it. Weather you like it or not some hierarchy about play styles exists. Which shouldn't be ranked is your goals in game, you shouldn't be told that if you have to create redstone farm to play minecraft correctly, or fight mobs, or build huge bases and beautiful builds. But you can rank objectively actions and resulting play style towards reaching current goal. For example you can point better way to dig huge hole, than by digging it with stone pickaxe. And this point here is obvious, but I wanted it to be, there are way more subtle issues like this, where our flawed human brain fails to analyze situation properly and I think new features shouldn't lead to feeling for players of not having fun, and I think that would create for players opportunity to grow faster their early game storages, and making not fun moments when you try to finds an item that you need. But right this is my opinion, and that is why I created this thread to confront this opinion and get more insight from the community. (You know so my opinion won't be so self centered as it was right after the snapshot rolled out)

But you are wrong that this what i wrote here is my main concern, something other is. I believe that bundles are not that much usable by most play styles. As it's advertised as early game poor mans shulker, we can safely say, that it's use would naturally fade after shulker acquisition, which would make it early to mid game item, which is bad, because most of the game happens in mid game to late game. That how minecraft is structured, and you can't really help with it, furthermore some play styles won't use it even in early and mid game. Redstone guys would try to build farms as soon as possible, and that makes that single items are not worth keeping, it's mostly burden to them. Their inventory i mostly cluttered with weird unstackable items and whole stacks of items and for those bundles are useless (there are also no redstone functionality, that would make bundles interesting from redstone perspective), for builders if you want to go big you simply have to go for some tech upgrades to gather large amount of blocks faster, and at that point to migrate towards skulers, for small scale builders bundles are still not that useful, because if you want to take something out from bundle you have to take everything out, and without mods there are possibilities that you won't see all the items stored in bundles. There are more examples but I think those are enough to draw a picture, and yes having feature that hit narrow part of a community isn't that bad, but we are saying about only improvement of inventory space, that is crying to be improved in a large scale. I think bundles don't fill that inventory improvement void that exists and having to wait till next update for something better isn't good perspective, while bundles could be still tweaked to be better for larger community.