Times were different back then. d2 didn't even have a shared stash system, stashes were tied to their characters. And no tabs

Plus, muling was part of the arpg experience and added to item weight. You had to create new chars and keep track of the accounts. Also had extra games where players created Perma mule games.

Although I agree a tabbed stash system is ideal, let's not forget the context and the positives around muling

There absolutely were zero positives of muling..... Unless you like losing half of your shit to realm down.

It's like y'all only remember the good parts of d2 and forget the endless amounts of bad.

This post was edited by VickIsSick07 on Jun 14 2023 10:48pm

Feels good

That's not an argument to the points I made though. You didn't refute nothing, shouldn't you be in a nightmare dungeon and not jsp?

This post was edited by ChocolateCoveredGummyBears on Jun 15 2023 03:37pm

the less I know about the game, the more I packrat. Need more space!

They should have an aspect tab, gem tab, unique tab and a search function with the option of buying more and bigger stash tabs all with gold at the bare minimum.

Definetly not, my stash is what nightmares are made of almost full along with 9 mules, i need to take an adderall or something to sort those.

Likely going to be stash increases with each season, similar to d3. That bar at the bottom is so obvious.

Now that I have a leveled alt it looks like once you have all your planned characters in end game stash space is a non-issue. You have your aspects lined up and you just use them when you're ready. The only real problem I noticed with storage space is saving leveling items for alts, which literally everyone is going to do. Best solution I found is to mule all your leveling items on to your leveling characters. My stash got really bad when I couldn't decide on a character to choose from.

How insightful.