DeletedUser
Well you are entitled to your opinion, but I would suggest that:1. simple equipting and unequipting an item will go through same chain "clicking on item, picking a back pack slot, clicking ok" instead of just double click on item. which will piss everyone very soon. especially those who jump through 3-4 jobs in one day and has to change their gear.
2. three separate compartments ? i dont see the point whats the difference between "default" and "sell" compartment.
3. since the most expencive purchase doenst exceed bank limit (12k$) so most ppl store the money for their purchases in the form of cash. the only ppl storing wealth in the form of items are those who intend to do some real reskilling. there arent much ppl who do major reskill very often so this solluion could help.
for ex. im doing a reskill for 33k. it means i already have 10k in bank and 23k in stuff. i can assure you, it 23k in stuff is not taht much so it would need changes in the inventory
4. i agree that it helps those who are too clumsy to see what they are clicking on and manage to sell the items they didnt intend in first place. tho making "greenhouse" conditions is bad idea since it "makes all equal" and denies the main principle "all start as equal"... and im against this mediocrity policy
5. the idea might help organise things, but does it in an ugly and not user fririendly way.
i had some other arguments against but i cant remember them on hte spot
1. Equipping items will not change much at all, unequipped items will automatically go into the default compartment.
2. The 'sell' compartment will have a 'sell all' option when in stores, potentially saving lots of messing around.
3. Not everyone in the game has access to a maxed out bank.
4. Many people have problems with their browsers that can cause confusion when buying and selling in shops, and regardless, anyone can accidentally click on something. I certainly do not consider such accidents a sure sign of mediocrity.
5. From the explanation and mock-ups provided with the proposal it looks quite neat and user friendly to me.
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