With the limit being placed on item hoarders warning them restrictions will be in place eventually if they have too many items in their inventory, could we have a "sort by amount owned" option rather than just the "sort by alphabetical" option we have now?
I can move the excess items I have or even if need be sell them--but tracking down which items I have the most of is a pain to do when the only sorting option is alphabetical. Just being able to see which items I have the most of would be a huge quality of life update.
Are you scanning through the headings at the top? It breaks it down my each item type. From there it is pretty easy to identify what you have a lot of.
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The headers sort items by type--not amount.
You can sort items by type. They're still listed alphabetically. A - Z. Ca is alphabetically first, Ch is second, J is alphabetically middle K is alphabetically after, and L is alphabetically last.
I'm asking for sorting by item QUANTITY. Item Amount. By that, it'd go Chamoi (2800), Camel (2300), Kitten (1200), Jaguar, Lion. As far as I know, that option doesn't exist and that's the option I'm asking for. Sorting items by AMOUNT, by QUANTITY, so we know which we have the most of in, sayyyyyy, Misc items.
NO NEED FOR CAPS. I understand the difference between sorting ALPHABETICALLY and by QUANTITY. I just couldn't imagine someone actually knowing how to sort their inventory by item-type, yet the couple of seconds it takes to scan each type, to see what item you have the most of, being too much trouble for that person
Good luck on your suggestion.
It's a problem for tabs which don't all fit on one screen. There's a difference between a tab which has five items on it like Plushies, and a tab which has 500 items on it like Miscellaneous. If there's 500 items on a tab, you still have to scroll down through them all to look at how much of each you have.
It's also an issue for the adding items to display case screen, because they all show there.
My suggestion is a simple quality of life change that allows for sorting by the amount had, rather than a more arbitrary method like the default alphabetical.