Put the currency for bicolor gemstones in the actual currency tab

[Bacent]

Where we see the bicolor stones currently



Where I believe we SHOULD be seeing them



Why do they have to be kept in their own entirely separate window? The moment you have all the areas capped for fates, you shouldn't have to open that again just to see ONE currency type.

[Berteaux_Braumegain]

Oh there's a currency list there? I thought I had to go to a bicolor stone salesman to see it.

[Bacent]

Oh there's a currency list there? I thought I had to go to a bicolor stone salesman to see it.

Yeah, it's kind of in an awkward location, some friends didn't realize it was there either.

[Avidria]

Yes please and thank you

[Soge01]

Yes, please. Common sense when adding new currency like this would be very much appreciated in the future. :T

[Bacent]

Yes, please. Common sense when adding new currency like this would be very much appreciated in the future. :T

If you look at FFXI with their currency tab, they look like they always added the newest currency to the same window. All you had to do was scroll a bit with it.

[CazzT]

It would be nice if all currency forms would be put into the currency tab. Those Mhachi coins, Alexander gears/cogs, deltascape currencies... I really get tired of having to delete those to make room in my already limited bagspace.

[Bacent]

It would be nice if all currency forms would be put into the currency tab. Those Mhachi coins, Alexander gears/cogs, deltascape currencies... I really get tired of having to delete those to make room in my already limited bagspace.

That's a whole different thing entirely. I'm talking about moving the currency from one window to another. You're talking about turning item currency that you can interact with into just something shown in a menu, which would require more work, which there have been other threads dedicated to just that before.

[CazzT]

That's a whole different thing entirely. I'm talking about moving the currency from one window to another. You're talking about turning item currency that you can interact with into just something shown in a menu, which would require more work, which there have been other threads dedicated to just that before.

But it's not different. The same amount of work would be required for both. They're both currency. It would require no more or less work to add them to the Currency window. Changing it from an item simply requires a line change designating it as an actual item that appears in the bags. They're already treated as currency by the vendors.

[Bacent]

One is simply moving from Menu A to Menu B. One is turning an item from a tangible interactive token into a currency. They're treated as tokens at the vendors, not a currency.