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This.

Why??
Normally you don't need to frequently check your ammo in the cargo. You get to know how much you spend for a period of time / some action. Say, put 6k missiles into cargo, go shoot whoever, return. Also ship's cargo button is still availible.
In most situations you know beforehand how much ammo to take from a storage. Drag&drop it via the tree view, or use Ctrl+x and Ctrl+v. No difficulties at all. Hmm, one question: are you keeping your cargo open all the time?? If so, it's just meaningless.


Again, why?? Why to open an additional window to drag&drop? Open the source, take what you need and drop it right onto the destination in the tree view. Or use Ctrl+x if you believe that seeing the destination is mandatory.

I'm starting to think that some part you who so stubbornly blame unified inventory just can't adapt to (some) new things and it makes you strive to cancel them. Otherwise you would have already accepted it, and your messages would be only reports and suggestions (i.e. normal calm feedback), plus maybe some flood in the topics.

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Those outlines represent your personal opinion, which is not something correct a-priori.

It's very handy when you fill up that cargo hold to know how much you need to fill it up with, and when you're out flying, it's very handy to know how much you have left.

…and people accuse me of being anal.
No, in most situations I have no idea how much ammo I need to take from storage. I first have to look in my cargo hold to see how much is there and then top that up to whatever amount I think will be appropriate to bring. I don't memorise that number each time I go back to dock… after all, why would I when I and can just look at the screen and see it any time I like? Well… replace that with “didn't”, “would I have” and “could”, since doing so now requires more work.

Of course. That way I have constant access to the information, and it's not like it takes up any space.

Because you occasionally need to know how much you already have before you start piling more things in there and because it's easier to keep both the source and the destination open at once so have all the information you ever need at your immediate disposal. It also means you don't have to navigate back and forth between the two locations because both are already open — no further navigation is needed.

What you're describing is a scenario when all you do is take a pile of stuff and throw it somewhere. What we're talking about is all the instances when you have to take a large number of piles of various sizes and throw exact amounts of them somewhere. Subtle difference, but still worlds apart as far as use patterns goes.

The problem is that “adapt to” means ”do things less efficiently” in this case, and it really shouldn't surprise you when people stubbornly refuse to accept or adapt things that require them to be slower and do more work.

It makes me sad because CCP should have sought this feedback before they deployed this crap. What good they did and trust they won back after Crucible has been lost now. The UI changes are universally hated.

CCP, some advice from someone in the same business; please research and test your ideas out before implementing them wholesale. Maybe do some focus group stuff. Maybe force CCP employees to play EVE for at least 1 day of each working week. Maybe even copy across a snapshot of player accounts to a test server, access them, try to use them as players might and you'd have found these UI issues out pretty quickly.

Its pretty apparent that only a small group of CCP employees play EVE for more than just a token amount of time.

This made me go

I think that shows just how poorly planned the whole UI debacle really has been

Corporate Hangars no longer remember the last used division when opened, they just default to the first hangar in A-Z sort. In my case the first hangar I have no access to at all.

Nope.
Personal opinion is just personal opinion unless devs have the same point of view.
Only thing that truly is not personal and has some meaning is statistics. That is, which things are blamed more often, which features cause more bugs/glitches, testing statistics with proper logs. Statistical value of data from SiSi is much lower than that from Tranquility.

Just now this buggy piece of crap inventory all by itself set my ships window to list view instead of Icons.

I have NEVER used anything but Icons in any of my windows.

Hey guys

We should have another round of fixes/changes coming this Tuesday (Monday is a public holiday in Iceland). I'll post that list in the thread Tuesday morning.