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vinyblaster (Banned) Mar 23, 2023 @ 5:37am
Have split stacks always been behaving like that?
OK so I'm not confident I can clearly put that into words but I'll try it.

Say I have a stack of 10 potions in my inventory - 10 being the maximum size of a stack. I have chest with a stack of 8 similar potions. I split the stack in my inventory to take 4 potions out and only keep 6 on me, I drop the 4 potions on the existing 8-potion stack. The stack in the chest is now maxed out with 10 potions, but when I try to create a new stack with what should be the remaining 2 potions it actually still take 4 potions out of my inventory, and now I only have 4 left.

In other words, when you partially unload a split stack, it does not reduce the size of the split stack.

I can't for the life of me remember if it always worked like that, but it's freaking infuriating. I try to get rid of 4 potions, and keep my chests a bit organized and now I have to juggle these stacks to make sure I don't store too much.
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Eradan Mar 23, 2023 @ 5:45am 
As far as I remember, it was always like this.
vinyblaster (Banned) Mar 23, 2023 @ 7:49am 
Originally posted by Eradan:
As far as I remember, it was always like this.

That's interesting, I can't remember pulling my hair out like that when splitting stacks in the past :) maybe I wasn't managing inventory as closely before.
Cap'n Bells Mar 23, 2023 @ 9:35am 
there are some quirks when splitting stuff and stacking the split bit into a chest for example.. but yes always been .."sub-optimal " :-)
Khalysto Mar 23, 2023 @ 9:37am 
i wouldn't have noticed because I don't deposit a split stack directly where I want it to go. I first split the stack then drop the split in the same inventory I split from. Then I control+click the split stack to deposit it. This ensures I never encounter the problem you're having which is why I've never noticed it.
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Date Posted: Mar 23, 2023 @ 5:37am
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