We have to rebuy stash tabs every cycle?

[Partyrock]

With the discussion over gold today, EHG has blatantly implied that, for every cycle, we will have to rebuy stash tabs. Which was probably already assumed, but I don't know if certain. Is there any way that we can save the templates of our current stash tab set up?

Perhaps lock the stash tabs that we finished the cycle with until we pay to unlock them again.

Or just leave them so we don't have to keep buying stash tabs. The ability to properly organize our items is kind of in the range of having us buy UI buttons so we can get to menu functions. A little over the top.

The dungeon gamble thing seems enough of a gold sink.

[Kao]

People will find anything to be upset at.

[JustSmile]

That's what I'd expect of seasons. A fresh start every time.

[planet]

If you don't want to, play legacy. You still get all the cycle content -- just not a fresh start, and no leaderboards. Problem solved.

[JoeWhizer]

No currently there is no option to do that unfortunately. I also would like kind of an option to keep the colors and namings

But anyways, its not that big of a deal ... and as you bought them with ingame gold, you will have to buy them again.

There is no other option of it ... the only other option would be, give all players all 200 tabs for free to not have anybody have an advantage over others. But thats kinda boring.

Its not like PoE, where you buy stash tabs with real money ;-)

[Partyrock]

Originally posted by Kao:

People will find anything to be upset at.

Kind of bizarre you think this is a rant or something. It's a suggestion. I'm not upset. Are you one of those people that just likes to try and argue for the sake of arguing? How sad.

[Cebertus]

Yeah stash tabs for cycle reset, just like all beta stash tabs are moved to legacy, and players had to start from zero with 1.0

[Partyrock]

Originally posted by Cebertus:

Yeah stash tabs for cycle reset, just like all beta stash tabs are moved to legacy, and players had to start from zero with 1.0

Okay, seems like something that could be improved. It's not like people are throwing away items because they don't have the stash space at the start. The extra stash space just helps with organization. Kind of strange that being able to organize is a carrot on a stick for the game. I understand the gold sink motivation, but this is probably not the best one.

[Knavenformed]

As if you're going to replay all of your classes in the next cycle

And you get them as a free grind, if they were paid slots it would not make sense, but the first run of the story sets up a general and a class catalog space

Lightless Arbor gamba is not even really worth the squeeze

[Partyrock]

Originally posted by Knavenformed:

As if you're going to replay all of your classes in the next cycle

And you get them as a free grind, if they were paid slots it would not make sense, but the first run of the story sets up a general and a class catalog space

Lightless Arbor gamba is not even really worth the squeeze

Yeah I just think it's kind of unfortunate I can't just organize from the start.

It's not like anybody is throwing away items because they don't have enough space while they're leveling. So it's not like some extra strategy is involved by having limited stash space in the beginning.

If I get something that might be good slam fodder, I want to immediately just put it in the tab I have for "armor exalted" or whatever.

The current mechanic just means I have to reorganize later on instead of doing it as I find the items. Which means I have to scroll through and look at affixes for every individual thing, and reorganize. An utter hassle. It's kind of a meh dynamic that doesn't actually add anything interesting to the game. It only detracts.

[JustSmile]

Originally posted by Partyrock:

Originally posted by Cebertus:

Yeah stash tabs for cycle reset, just like all beta stash tabs are moved to legacy, and players had to start from zero with 1.0

Okay, seems like something that could be improved. It's not like people are throwing away items because they don't have the stash space at the start. The extra stash space just helps with organization. Kind of strange that being able to organize is a carrot on a stick for the game. I understand the gold sink motivation, but this is probably not the best one.

The entire point of seasons is completely fresh start for everyone. Gold you spend on stash to have more options for gear for more classes is gold you can also spend on Arbor, to get more shards for crafting, or on merchants' guild.

[asdaf]

if they remove my organized stash tabs each season i will not play

[twiztidloaf]

I have no qualms with re-purchasing stash tabs every cycle. What I did like, was the idea of having the template kept if you opt into it. Save the layout of the stashes as a preference, that way they are pre-named and sorted how i used them last. Does it take a TON of time to manually do this? no, but i think it's a cool idea.

[Partyrock]

Originally posted by JustSmile:

Originally posted by Partyrock:

Okay, seems like something that could be improved. It's not like people are throwing away items because they don't have the stash space at the start. The extra stash space just helps with organization. Kind of strange that being able to organize is a carrot on a stick for the game. I understand the gold sink motivation, but this is probably not the best one.

The entire point of seasons is completely fresh start for everyone. Gold you spend on stash to have more options for gear for more classes is gold you can also spend on Arbor, to get more shards for crafting, or on merchants' guild.

Right, and I understand that. I love cycle systems like that. But you don't restart getting menu buttons. You start the cycle with the ability to press escape and adjust your graphic settings.

Organizing your items is much more akin to that then starting at zero gold. That's what I'm trying to convey.

The only dynamic this introduces is the fact that I have to scan through the item affixes that I find later on to reorganize things. It's not like anybody is deleting items while they're leveling up. So this doesn't add a scarcity dynamic or anything. It doesn't really add anything other than just making it a hassle to try and reorganize later.

[tgvsw]

Originally posted by boobies:

if they remove my organized stash tabs each season i will not play

Lmao sounds like you never played arpgs ever, its the same for every game like that every season.

[Gwaak]

Originally posted by Partyrock:

Originally posted by Knavenformed:

As if you're going to replay all of your classes in the next cycle

And you get them as a free grind, if they were paid slots it would not make sense, but the first run of the story sets up a general and a class catalog space

Lightless Arbor gamba is not even really worth the squeeze

Yeah I just think it's kind of unfortunate I can't just organize from the start.

It's not like anybody is throwing away items because they don't have enough space while they're leveling. So it's not like some extra strategy is involved by having limited stash space in the beginning.

If I get something that might be good slam fodder, I want to immediately just put it in the tab I have for "armor exalted" or whatever.

The current mechanic just means I have to reorganize later on instead of doing it as I find the items. Which means I have to scroll through and look at affixes for every individual thing, and reorganize. An utter hassle. It's kind of a meh dynamic that doesn't actually add anything interesting to the game. It only detracts.

You are making it a hassle if you have to organize at the start. For the first hours of the game literally none of your items matter. This is also an arbitrary complaint because the first bunch of stash tabs are super cheap, meaning there is literally zero obstacle to purchasing tabs both right at the start (when you don’t need them) and then more when you do need them. The only physical obstacle in the way of stash space even from hour 1, is pressing the purchase button to spend gold you passively picked up.

Stop picking up every item, learn how to use a loot filter (it’s incredibly streamlined in this game) and stop pretending this is a legitimate issue or even QoL issue; it’s not. You passively unlock plenty of space right from the get go.