Guild Wars 2

Hi,

I think it would be great to be able to name the personal bank tabs, just like you can do it in case of guild bank. Also, additional cool thing, would be to have a number of free spots on the top of the tab – so you can have all of them closed, but could have them categorized and with glimpse you would now how much free space you have.

That just a though. With big number of tabs it is hard to keep track, even with the search utility.

Cheers!

I would definitely be in favour of this. Would be nice and easy if I just typed “food” into search and it took me to my tab labelled “food”, or had all the tabs minimised so I could just select the one that I wanted to look at. Although I’d also be just as happy to have food and other related crafting items (doubloons, dough, spices) in the materials tab.

I like this too. Might as well extend it to inventory bags as well.

I haven’t though about the inventory, since I usually do not have bags separately, but that’s a nice idea as well!

Seeing that guild banks have these options, I don’t think it would be that hard for account bound banks be able to do this as well.

I thought this too the other day while cleaning/organizing my bank space. However, its so small a convenience feature compared to so much in the game that is still unfinished/buggy that I would not want Anet spending time on this unless it was super quick to implement. Implementing a build/gear saving feature and the ability to open/use a stack of bags/items is much more wanted by the general public.

Edit: Everyone has their own way of organizing things but the following tip helped me to reclaim my bank space.

Put everything that requires visibility in the top rows so that you never have to view more than these top few rows. (No more searching through your bank space and finding items you forgot existed.) Everything else should fall in category/tab in your other bank slots.

Example layout:

Tab 1) High priority items that you should see/be reminded of on a frequent basis.
Tab 2) Lower priority items that you don’t want to forget about but don’t need to be reminded of that frequently.