P.S.: Sorry in advance for the avalanche of incoming ideas. I've just returned to the game and I'm really into it right now.

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This is sorting, which I was aware of. My idea is for filtering, so as to hide items I'm not interested in seeing at a particular point in time.Radon26 wrote:i am fairly certain, you can already click on the top of the column to set a "priority" for sorting.
like if you click the weight column it should sort in order, and if you click elsewhere it should sort by that.
as for "show me x"... by default, all items are already first sorted by type, and then other things.
if you are looking for artefacts, you just have to look for yellow or orange.
Not the same thing at all. Also, items in the chest cannot even be sorted by the existing categories, much less by what the player actually cares about.Micbran wrote:Like Radon26 said, there's already a button at the top of the inventory to only show all weapons, all armor, all tools, all.. You get the point. But seriously, the items are already sorted by type. If you don't want to see other items... Don't look at them?
Not sure about this. As for me, this is way too complex and would have not so many uses.Atarlost wrote: Filter for sources of a specific stat regardless of slot
Filter for a specific slot
Filter for weapons that fit one or more specific mastery categories (eg. an archmage may only be interested in staves even if he doesn't have the staff mastery skill while a temporal warden may be interested in weapons, daggers, and bows)
Filter for inscriptions of a specific type
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It would be useful any time you're sorting through large amounts of loot (eg. from a vault) and are only interested in some of it. Let's take for example http://te4.org/characters/196166/tome/9 ... 893fb66866 because she looks like a decent example.xoria wrote:Not sure about this. As for me, this is way too complex and would have not so many uses.Atarlost wrote: Filter for sources of a specific stat regardless of slot
Filter for a specific slot
Filter for weapons that fit one or more specific mastery categories (eg. an archmage may only be interested in staves even if he doesn't have the staff mastery skill while a temporal warden may be interested in weapons, daggers, and bows)
Filter for inscriptions of a specific type
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Maybe manually check items one by one in this case would be even faster, because configuring such advanced filter will turn into freaking nightmare. I agree that could be some basic filtering (powered by + a bit more), but totally not so monstrous one as you mentioned. I can't even imagine how this thing would look like if we want to cover every single item feature in it. There must be golden mean.Atarlost wrote: Now imagine she's just looted a major vault. She has two pages of stuff in her transmogrification chest. Most of it is either useless to her build, useless in general, or useless because she already has the best possible item for its slot, or unambiguously inferior to something she already has (eg. a manasurge rune with a longer cooldown and weaker effect than the one she already has).