SE, Please, we need to talk about currency bloating our inventory.

[Bright-Flower]

I don't know if SE's sometimes seemingly frail servers would have an issue with suddenly having a crap ton more currencies to track on every character, but I would prefer it.

The beast tribe currency tab has a drop down to select by expansion. I think that would work well. Have a raid tab for example and then select per expansion. You don't need to see every single currency at once.

Lootboxes don't need to be currency imo, nor do logograms since you can sell those and when you turn them into actions you lose the inventory item. But raid currencies and ex tokens certainly could be.

[Barraind]

Key Item inventory is only ever as large as it needs to be. Just because you see tons of space in super expanded view doesn't mean it literally has that many empty slots.
Feel like I may have even read somewhere that key items don't even count as "items" that take up "inventory" space, they're more just flags that the system knows you're in the middle of progressing a thing.

If thats true, it makes me feel even worse about how they handle it, given that 90% of what it gets used for could just be a flag like every other quest, and 10% is things you click for no reason to activate quest things

[Raldo]

I don't know if SE's sometimes seemingly frail servers would have an issue with suddenly having a crap ton more currencies to track on every character, but I would prefer it.

I often wonder this as well for various things, and then I remember that they seem to have no issues adding more and more achievements. I'm not sure why tracking currencies would be any different.

Does anyone really need an achievement for winning Deltascape normal (or whatever) 10 times? No, but something out there is storing the number of times we've completed it to properly award those achievements. Suspiciously similar to a currency, I'd say.

[Canadane]

... this is silly. No one cares how the currency tab looks. I guarantee most people don't even open the thing for longer than a split second.

You'd be surprised over what people will complain about.

[Nihility]

this is something i can get behind; it's pretty tiring always shuffling around the stacks of bolts, and books, and coins, and idols and eventually getting fed up and tossing some then having a use for them pop up later.

[Avenger]

Currency wallet would be one of my favorite qol improvements. I have an entire chocobo saddlebag worth of currency tokens atm. I would like to see them all migrate to non-inventory currency panes like they did with the beast tribe currency tokens.

I also dream of an improved glamour closet where any item you bind is automatically added permanently.

Oh, and a tackle box.

[Kurando]

I don't care much for a currency inventory as requested by OP, but I do want a Dye storage box with functionality that allows it to link with the glamour dresser!

[alibutterfly]

To me... if an item exists solely to barter for another item, it is a currency and should therefore go in the wallet. Raid tokens, EX primal tokens, beast tribe currencies, tomestones, etc. - they are all the same, you get them as currency to trade for usable items. It is baffling to me that the wallet was implemented and then basically left to rot - it should consistently be having new currencies added to it as they are added to the game just like new seasonal gear is added to the armoire (though, to be fair, it took them quite a long time to be able to add those on a timely basis as well). There is potential for so much more stuff to go in there than it currently holds, and despite the fact that some people might complain about bloat there, I'd think that the vast majority would much rather have bloat in a non-inventory "info" panel like this than bloat actually eating up inventory/saddlebag/retainer spaces that could very easily be used for something else.

[Aramina]

If there is something people can complain about, then some people will complain about it. Guaranteed.

Which is never a reason not to do something. One of those things reduces the number of items you can carry, one doesn't. The superior choice is obvious.

[Skivvy]

I dream of the day we have an all-encompassing currency tab. D: