LOL glad to help!

Honestly, I think I might like the grid view IF (and only if!) they make it so that you can place an item in a particular grid and it STAYS there (instead of it auto-organizing it for you). As is, that part is frustrating.

and IF you could tell what the item was by looking at it, that would help... but I will never like the grids for my use... I really NEED my containers to be organized to my standards... call me compulsive but that's the way it goes with me.

My thought is that IF the grid remembered where you put things, I could stick to my usual routine of having bags within the container, and one item outside the bag representing what's in the bag.

If it was possible, I would probably use 2 columns of the grid on the left - with a bag in the first column and an item in the 2nd column, then leave the middle column empty for separation, then use the two right columns for another set of bags/items.

As is, the grid won't let you place things in specific squares, so it doesn't work.

Hopefully they've gotten feedback like this from a lot of people since the current auto-arrange system is trash. Especially once you get a bit of loot in your pack, good luck keeping things organized.

Allowing you to use specific spaces would take it from a system I can't stand to something that I think would be great for organization freaks like myself

LOL right?!?! Because what's more organized than a nice big grid!!

I really hope they turn it into a sticky grid that remembers where we place stuff. Please please please!!! I might like that even more than the random backpack

thanks

KR is going to require everyones paitence.

including mine.

Hm is it me or does the free form inventory needs the items look a bit bigger in it? (Not in general, just in there)

Think that is the consensus of most players seon

Vepl

It took me about 3 weeks of playing KR on and off to become comfortable enough with it to start doing my usual play stuff in KR. (Probably could have been a week if I'd have played it more). My estimate - it took me a good 10 hours or so to get to the point where I would call myself "comfortable" with the interface. I can now do most things without having to research how to do them.

It's like any other game. The problem, i think, is that people always have 2D to fall back on, so instead of taking the effort to learn KR, they give up because it's unfamiliar and retreat to 2D. (I'm talking of people who have no problems running KR except their own unfamiliarity with it - not people who are having hardware problems or lag issues with KR, as that would make anybody's experience unpleasant).

Give it a chance. I was skeptical at first but I am now completely eager for the final release. I really do enjoy the KR graphics and interface.