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I've been playing Blood Wars for a month now, and I like the game very much. PvP--fine. Depth--fine. Progression--fine. However, what's slowly starting to turn me off to Blood Wars is the Auctions. My god, they're **TEDIOUS**.
The main problem lies in their very limited search capabilities. I am NOT asking to eliminate the current filters for prefix, suffix, jakost :-), etc. However, these filters require me to memorize details that, quite frankly, I have no desire to memorize. I do NOT want to memorize that, for example, "of the Smuggler" adds Reputation. I do NOT want to memorize that I can equip [trousers] "of Secrecy" at level 12 and "of the Scout" at level 16.
Please add any or all of the following filters to the Auctions:
1. A checkbox similar to "Only with bid" that says something like "I can equip". When the box is checked, the Auctions will only list items that I can currently equip.
2. Filters for each component of the item Requirements. Here's just one example... A field where I can specify Level requirement. If I enter "27" in the field, the Auctions will only list items that can be equipped at Level 27. OR Two fields where I can specify a range of Level requirements. If I enter "27" in the first field and "29" in the second field, the Auctions will only list items that can be equipped at Levels 27 through 29. If I enter nothing in the first field and "29" in the second field, the Auctions will list all items that can be equipped at Levels 1 through 29. Etc. Etc. Etc.
3. Filters for each component of the item Effects. Here's just one example... A checkbox for "Appearance". If I select this checkbox, the Auctions will only list items that add Appearance. Etc. Etc. Etc.
4. Radio buttons for "And" and "Or". If I select "And" and I enter nothing in the first Level field, "33" in the second Level field, and I check the "Toughness" box, the Auctions will only list items that can be equipped at Levels 1 through 33 *AND* add Toughness.
PLEASE...before this headache caused by the Auctions gets the best of me.
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