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    Lightbulb Store Item Idea: Token of dont care about your TR cache

    Hey hey,

    just had an idea for a perfect addition to the DDO store (at least in my opinion).

    Everyone that did some TR's knows how annoying it is to clear the **** TR cache...so how about adding the "Token of dont care about your TR cache" which allows you to leave your current TR cache and add the worn items to that cache on TRing...

    of course you could tweak the name of that item a bit...but in my opinion that would make a lot of people happy

    The TP i would be willing to spend for such an item would be around 100~ TP if it were one time use only... more if it is a permanent effect
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    This is SUCH a good idea. It's the biggest absolute pain emptying your TR cache. Finding time to do this is just awkward and if you haven't done it for a while it can take me days off and on to empty my TR cache.


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    The reason they don't do this, at least, as far as it was explained to me, is because of how the TR Cache' is coded.

    Anyway, I would just rather have more inventory/bank space:

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    Or a means to organize my loot and named items so that a TR cashe' never becomes a major problem, like this idea proposes.


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    Quote Originally Posted by MeliCat View Post
    It's the biggest absolute pain emptying your TR cache.
    Then you have too much stuff in it... If you didn't pull it out and use it while leveling THIS time, then why are you keeping it?

    Okay, okay.. I suppose you could be going for completionist and TRing into all different classes, but only one type is your "main" class... If your main is a melee, then keep some random-gen caster gear on a mule... no need to hold onto a lot of named bound gear in your TR cache for the few times you'll be a running a caster.

    Or you've got 20-28 gear in there... that's legitimate... but that should just be a few named items.

    I'm betting most of you with this problem have named items that you haven't used in 2-3 years, but you can't bear to throw away. I had that problem... but finally threw all that old junk away and life is better..
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    Please tell me why we cannot have a search tool for our banks, TR cache, or Shared Account Bank like we do for bags?

    Why can't we have a tab that breaks down our bank or TR cache gear by type, like our inventory does?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Thrudh View Post
    Then you have too much stuff in it... If you didn't pull it out and use it while leveling THIS time, then why are you keeping it?

    Okay, okay.. I suppose you could be going for completionist and TRing into all different classes, but only one type is your "main" class... If your main is a melee, then keep some random-gen caster gear on a mule... no need to hold onto a lot of named bound gear in your TR cache for the few times you'll be a running a caster.

    Or you've got 20-28 gear in there... that's legitimate... but that should just be a few named items.

    I'm betting most of you with this problem have named items that you haven't used in 2-3 years, but you can't bear to throw away. I had that problem... but finally threw all that old junk away and life is better..
    Thrudh you totally miss the point of this thread. And I mean totally.

    It is totally irrelevant what I have in my cache.

    The point is that at the moment I have to spend a considerable amount of time emptying my cache and then sticking everything back again.

    At the moment I am TRing my PM and spending a lot of heroic lives on her. I have spent a lot of time collecting gear for her but most of that carefully collected gear has spent all it's time sitting in the TR cache through the 3x FvS and 3x clonk lives. And will continue to mostly do so on the next 2x wiz lives.

    I would pay money to have it safely continue to sit in my TR cache rather than the risk that happens every time I TR that an item might get lost and also the time it takes me (irrationally and pointlessly) to remove it from cache and then it goes straight back in there.
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