There's no argument that this would be a huge convenience for everyone but there have been some arguments made in the past that I can see the logic to in SG's where the leaders use certain bins for personal storage and they don't want everyone knowing what they are keeping in the bins.
In those cases they also use creative base building to make private rooms that only the leaders with access to the base architect can enter.
So I'd say if this feature was added it would be nice if they included an option that would allow them to individually select bins whose contents could be set to a private mode that wouldn't appear on a general list of items in storage.
Then maybe it should be that, you should only be able to view salvage you have sole access to. If you place the salvage in a pool storage location then you loose the ability to view that piece of storage.
So the UI would only show salvage on hand and what's in the vault or bin (with the privacy filter set) which would save so much time on deciding what to purchase from WW and what to craft next.
"My life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely pretty and well preserved, but rather I will skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming...WOW...What a Ride"
Even if they just allow us to view our Vault Salvage it would be a huge improvement.
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There may be a much more significant benefit to the idea soon... :P
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Originally Posted by Forbin_Project
There's no argument that this would be a huge convenience for everyone ...
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I was wondering if there has been any discussion on being able to view vault/base stored salvage on the standard salvage window, but just have them grayed out so they can't be used.
I've found it increasingly difficult to keep up with what salvage is on the character and what is in storage. On top of being an Alt-A-holic I resulted to keeping a spread sheet of the salvage so that I know who has what.
Just curious is all....
"My life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely pretty and well preserved, but rather I will skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming...WOW...What a Ride"