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Sat, 03/03/2012 - 23:57
Unstream's picture
Unstream

So one thing I've been frustrated with recently is how cluttered my inventory is getting. I'd like to be able to move my stuff around and make my own categories, that way I could stash away the Proto gear/other useless untradeables and make my stuff easier to find.

It's a rather simple idea: allow players to make their own categories and move their equipment around within their inventories.

Sun, 03/04/2012 - 07:03
#1
Tevokkia's picture
Tevokkia
Hmm...

While I'm sure that user-customized inventory categories is probably a lot more complicated to implement than you think, I believe that having some sort of storage box would be a good idea.

Sun, 03/04/2012 - 07:12
#2
Juances's picture
Juances
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There's already an option to sort by star level,etc. That way, your proto and useless stuff is away from the usefull gear.

But also, we have loadout, to save you from searching your inventory.

Sun, 03/04/2012 - 07:44
#3
Unstream's picture
Unstream
Yeah, but I can't create a

Yeah, but I can't create a loadout for every single situation. Say I walk into a fiend arena. I'd have to find each piece of shadow defense gear I can find in my inventory anyway. Plus, for me personally, I've kind of wanted to sort things by attack damage instead of weapon type. Like keeping all of my piercing weapons together. But that might just be me.

Also putting all of the gear that I still have to heat/upgrade in the same place would be very helpful too.

I guess sorting by star level helps, but it doesn't prevent me from still having to scroll past a bunch of junk first. I have those untradeable 1* and 3* weapons from the expansion, and a Static Flash and a Green Ward. It's just sort of annoying seeing those around. And there are also some things I keep around purely for costume purposes.

And I dunno. I remember playing with sortable inventories on games going back to the GBA. I can't imagine it'd be that hard to implement.

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