Guild Wars 2

Why is this not already a thing? When I double click to send something into my bank from my toon’s inventory WHY my items never find like items that it can stack on? I actually have to find my item – ore, leather, whatever – and click-grab-move-drop into the bank.
Really? Can you fix this? I know it’s only been 2 years and the technical details are most likely mind boggling but…

Sounds like you may have a bug or I am just misunderstanding.

My ore stacks with my other appropriate ore in my collection tab, the same with my leathers as do all my materials.

Are you talking about things that do not go into the collection tab? Both of your examples are materials.

What he means is, if you want to put say 20 mithril ore in your bank (not collection tab, cause that’s full) and you have 120 mithril ore in there already, the game puts the 20 ore in a new slot, rather than combining it with the 120 ore already in there.

Does this for guild banks as well. The only way to stack is to withdrawal the previous stack, add yours on top, then deposit back into the bank. Not everyone in all guild’s is given withdrawal access which makes this annoying.

That’s one of the things I had added in this suggestion here:

https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/game/gw2/SUGGESTION-Hand-health-features

Bank management is really annoying:

• You have to double click items to put them there when a single click would do.
• If you close a bank tab, items are still added there instead to the next open tab.
• If there’s already a copy of an stackable item you are adding, it won’t be stacked on top of the same item, but put in the first empty slot.

It requires too much strain in your hands. Too much clicking.

It has to be improved for hand’s sake.

Crius.5487:

Does this for guild banks as well. The only way to stack is to withdrawal the previous stack, add yours on top, then deposit back into the bank. Not everyone in all guild’s is given withdrawal access which makes this annoying.

Pretty sure that’s to ensure thorough documentation of who took out or added what in the guild bank.