bornempire
Steward
- Reason
- Since the unfinished items are non-consumable, they should be the most difficult to get to.
- Details
- I first have to go trough over 30 items of unfinished fragment rewards. That's more then 5 pages. It makes no sense to have first 5 pages with unfinished fragment items.
- Balance
- Having the unfinished fragments OUT of SIGHT saves you several moments of outrage per day.
- Abuse Prevention
- No risk on that
- Summary
- Put the unfinished fragment items away from first and last pages of what you see in consumable items list, since they are not consumable.
- Have you looked to see if this has already been suggested?
- NO! I get crazy of those fragments! I try to not think on them
I am totally annoyed with the extra 'fragment' rewards introduced for GE V. When I go to 'consumable items' I first have to go trough over 30 items of unfinished fragment rewards. That's more then 5 pages. It makes no sense to have first 5 pages with unfinished fragment items.
The most insane ones are the ones which need 360 and even 720 fragments. 720 is insane. I have gathered 30/720, so it can take half a year to finish them.
So then my suggestion is: don't show those pointless 'not-yet-consumble items first 5 pages, but at the end. GET THEM out of SIGHT. To the back row, or even better: in the middle: why the middle: mostly when you like to check your inventory, you do that from the start or from the last page. Since the unfinished items are non-consumable, they should be the most difficult to get to.
The most insane ones are the ones which need 360 and even 720 fragments. 720 is insane. I have gathered 30/720, so it can take half a year to finish them.
So then my suggestion is: don't show those pointless 'not-yet-consumble items first 5 pages, but at the end. GET THEM out of SIGHT. To the back row, or even better: in the middle: why the middle: mostly when you like to check your inventory, you do that from the start or from the last page. Since the unfinished items are non-consumable, they should be the most difficult to get to.