1) Would it be possible to have a setting which allows you to leave items on the ground by type (common, uncommon and below, potions/apples, etc.). When farming a significant amount of time is taken up with inventory management, and while removing the sell confirmation will speed that up (whenever the windows version gets updated), having to sell all the common, uncommon and rare items still takes time. If I could just leave those on the ground and not have to deal with them it would be great.
2) I don't think right click/2 finger tap on an inventory item does anything different currently. Could we make that send the item to the current stash page (and stack it if there is already a stack there). This would make gem management MUCH easier.
3) Could there be a visible difference in item icons if the item isn't usable by your current class (like cross hatching or something)?
4) Could there be different color borders for set/named items? Something easier to distinguish than the graphic (which would be especially helpful for locked chests).
5) Why are there 2 types of headgear (helm and hood) for the mage? Needless complication.
6) In the buyback screen, if you right click on an item could you get the details for it? Would make it much easier to undo a mistake, esp. for jewelry that all has the same name.
2) I don't think right click/2 finger tap on an inventory item does anything different currently. Could we make that send the item to the current stash page (and stack it if there is already a stack there). This would make gem management MUCH easier.
3) Could there be a visible difference in item icons if the item isn't usable by your current class (like cross hatching or something)?
4) Could there be different color borders for set/named items? Something easier to distinguish than the graphic (which would be especially helpful for locked chests).
5) Why are there 2 types of headgear (helm and hood) for the mage? Needless complication.
6) In the buyback screen, if you right click on an item could you get the details for it? Would make it much easier to undo a mistake, esp. for jewelry that all has the same name.
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