Microtransaction Ideas: Layered Stash Tabs, Rank Tracker, Race Timer

Layered Stash Tabs

This is a quality of life feature for the microtransaction shop. The three tab list and rows run in parallel and I can just move the rows into view that I desire on each layer.



Rank Tracker

Another quality of life feature for the shop. I've seen a few streamers create their own tracker to showcase various important information to that user. The image below is a tracker created by Devmoon. He hasn't given out his tracker info because he's stated its not perfect and have caused crashes to his client with other various issues. The link below is to one of his vods with the tracker.

http://www.twitch.tv/devmoon/c/1870162



Race Timer

Another shop feature is the race timer. I've also seen custom created race timers that I'd definitely buy if they were in the shop. The timer can track when certain goals are met, such as reaching ledge, killing Brutus, Mervail and the current time of the race. Unfortunately, I don't remember the streamer's name to find the vod again.

Edit:
Ledge: 8:00
Brutus: 24:35
Mervail: 47:00
Race Duration: 55:43

The timer doesnt have to be just limited to actual races. The timer can be used for practice runs as well. The timer will kick off when the player clicks-to-move the character.

great ideas

I like it!

Pretty damn good ideas, IMO.

It's really good to see it.

Giving this a bump for 2.0 Release, having only 10 visible Stash tabs is not enough.

dear lord yes on the stash tabs... I have over 40 tabs of nothing but skill gems (because I'm crazy) and I'm already planning on buying more with my expansion supporter pack to fit in the new gems. Not to mention my unique tabs, rare gear tabs, flask tabs, map tabs, currency tabs... if the game would let me, I'd put tabs in my tabs and have tab tabs.

Soon, I won't even be able to fit all of a single color's tabs in the dropdown scroll...

Even just a second row of tabs would be very welcome.

I'd like to see the tabs work like folders, so you could select gems and then the bottom row would show gem tabs (this is generally how tabs in applications often work - area and sub area. )