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+1 exactly.

I thought it was the whole point of modern graphical user interfaces (one of which is dubbed "windows") was the idea of having different views available simultaneously.

what they never got right was that the windows (ALL OF THEM) should reopen automatically on reboots. like they were. which is why some people never reboot..

i feel like i'm flogging a dead horse..

Ok, new inventory system looks cool, but only that, it made everything MORE complicated than it was before! new features like Filters/ estimated price are awesome, but the whole idea to stock all container/hangar windows into one is a big fail!!!!!
Even after you try to rearange, get them separated, to what you need, it doesnt work, it gets reseted, or after u dock up with just small SHIP cargo opened minimizet to min size, you are unable to acces any other inv windows, you have to use your ship hangar small sized window in corner of your screen, expand it, and then acces ship hangar, item hangar in station.!!!

JUST MAKE IT A CHOICE! make it default so that newbs use it ( becouse thats ur point i guess... to make it look cool, cos i dont think ANYONE INVOLVED IN THIS INVENTORY SYSTEM EVER PLAYED EVE!!!) And make it at least alittle similar as it was before, for rest of players!!!

God help me for responding to your nonsense, but your old inventory system was a kludgy mess. I watched your videos and the set up you had was excessive and unnecessary for all but the most anal players.

Want to know how I change my ammo now?

1) Select my primary ammo filter (It only contains the half dozen types of ammo I use)
2) Drag the quantity I need to my active ship

Your step number 1 and 4 from your new system and the navigation step you forgot from the old system (or one you "avoided" by using a number of cans that couldn't be searched using the assets window) and really, the most labour intensive step is gone.

The old system was a poor excuse for inventory management. Now that we have the beginnings of a very powerful and useful tool, you should be excited, not whining about your Stockholm Syndrome attachment to the old crap.

Hibernation is a great feature for this. you can completely cut the power to your computer and restore your session with all open programs and windows later... CCP, where is my eve hibernation (aka remember my windows in stations and space)?

in some ways, the Unified Inventory System is good, BUT, i don't think we need that in salvaging and looting nor, we need that while mining, or even on camping/ambushing freighters and industrial.

its very good to be incorporated into the assets tab, but not with containers and holds.

do hope you devs consider this

anything good used in ways its not supposed to will still be bad.

I'm not trolling. The dozen people in this thread that can't adapt are the problem, not the inventory system. The previous system was workable, in the same way you can get around town on a bike. Now, someone's given you a free car, and you're complaining that you don't like how the pedals are shaped.

Edit: I acknowledge that the window state between docking and undocking is different and doesn't always work. Those are bugs that the devs have said they've fixed. Based on the patches we've had this week, it seems as though you won't have to wait too long for those to be fixed as well.

^^ this ^^ I'm afraid...

Gathering behavioural data works for every other industry...

Its like completelly not that dude :] too bad you cant see difference.

How is it nonsensical that one step is fewer than six steps?
How is four windows (of which only two are used in most case) a “kludgy mess”? By what I've heard from the players who keep thinking that this single window is superior to the “hundreds of windows” often mentioned, I can't help to think that the kludgy mess was theirs, not mine.

In what way? Most of it was the default setup for the game. The only thing I really did was to separate the corp hangar and the ship hangars. The rest was working with the stacking that was set by default.

So still less efficient than the old way, especially since you have to spring-load the cargo hold each time to figure out how much ammo is needed, and since, as a result of this, you have to keep navigating back to the ammo storage each time as well.

What navigation step? The stuff was already immediately available — no navigation needed. That's the whole point: the inventories automatically loaded themselves and you didn't have to navigate anything to get them. Occasionally, you needed to click a sort button or use a filter, but for something as simple as an ammo change, nothing of the sort was needed. Now, navigation is mandatory, and it's a good thing that the filters made it in because they are near-mandatory too (which, btw, adds new extra steps).

I am. Now they just need to build an item management system on top of it. They shouldn't have released it before they had done that.

Exactly, this works better than "stfu and get used to it or gtfo" tactics