Add Inventory browser for your toons

[EyeRekon]

When logged into MyDDO, it already lists all your own toons on every server and a view of all the equipment they were wearing when you last logged them out.

I think it would be immensely helpful for those with 20+ toons, and even on multiple servers, to have a way to browse all our toons inventory, bank, and shared bank. That way we can save a lot of time for ourselves and Login/Logout activitiy in several scenarios:

• Which toon had item X?
• Do any of my toons have an X, Y, or Z that C can use?
• Do any of my toons have collectable/ingredient X in their bags?
• Does toon C have enough money to buy that X on auction?

As it is, you could definitely use a spreadsheet and manually track all this yourself, but the information would change so frequently that it would be a pain to maintain. A MyDDO tool to help with this would be immensely valuable.

Otherwise the process is a painstaking cycle of

FOR EACH TOON C
  LOGIN C // Waste of DDO resources
  WAIT FOR CHARACTER TO BE RESPONSIVE
  IF NOT AT BANK
     RELOCATE TO BANK
  END IF
 OPEN INVENTORY
 OPEN BANK // Waste of DDO resources
 SCAN INVENTORY
 SCAN BANK
 IF FOUND X
   MOVE X TO SHARED BANK
   LOGOUT  // Waste of DDO resources
   BREAK
  END IF
  LOGOUT  // Waste of DDO resources
LOOP

[QuantumFX]

Like this?

[herzkos]

no thanks, there are already enough people that misuse my ddo.
we really don't need them being able to scan a characters entire inventory and
then start with the "advice and guidance" or booting.

[Alabore]

no thanks, there are already enough people that misuse my ddo.

Being able to keep track of inventory from outside the game would be nice.
We could use the extra option of being able to selectively restrict access to our characters, so we can choose which ones to show, if at all.

We currently have the option of making char's owner anonymous - which is IMHO bad, since it undermines players' accountability.
We don't get the option of shutting access to strangers off, so anybody can chime in and tell how "gimped" our character is.
Mid-quest.
While we're carrying their stones to the next shrine...