[Request] Cheated out of loot due to weekly lockout UI confusion, with fix

[Lambdafish]

So here is my story. I was running WoD this week, when the drop that I had been waiting weeks for appeared. At this time my inventory was full, so I was unable to roll. But here is the thing, what displays in the UI when your inventory is full is exactly the same as when you have already rolled on a weekly lockout, and as the previous week I had gotten my drop late on the last day, I thought I had accidentally gotten my drop already. Because of this, I was annoyed and clicked pass instead of cleaning my inventory, which I would have done if I had realised the real reason as to why I could not roll.

What I ask for is that the UI be cleaned up so that this confusion doesn't happen. It's a simple fix; If your inventory is full, it should not grey out Need/Greed, instead it would allow you to roll, but give a popup telling you that your inventory is full before it allows the roll to go through. I feel this would be a much cleaner system, and would prevent confusion in the future

[Tsolake]

Better yet, I think if your inventory is full, you should be allowed to participate in the roll as usual. However, if you win the roll while your inventory is full, the item you've won is sent to you via delivery moogle, and you can pick it up after the duty.

[Lambdafish]

Better yet, I think if your inventory is full, you should be allowed to participate in the roll as usual. However, if you win the roll while your inventory is full, the item you've won is sent to you via delivery moogle, and you can pick it up after the duty.

While its a really cool idea, the logistics behind it would make it hard to implement. For starters, they would need to redesign the delivery system to account for the dungeon drops that are untradable and make exceptions. They would also need to consider the fact that with the previous issue, would that count as extra storage space for the player? And what kind of impact would that have as an exploit?

[Callinon]

While its a really cool idea, the logistics behind it would make it hard to implement. For starters, they would need to redesign the delivery system to account for the dungeon drops that are untradable and make exceptions. They would also need to consider the fact that with the previous issue, would that count as extra storage space for the player? And what kind of impact would that have as an exploit?

The mail delivery system already handles untradable items. As for extra storage space... yeah I guess, but since it isn't reusable storage it probably isn't really that important.