Genshin Impact, a game loved by millions, recently becoming a hot topic of debate. Players express their dissatisfaction with one of its key features: the teapot furniture inventory.
Summary
- A defined dissatisfaction stems from the extensive length of the inventory and lack of adequate categorization, stated by user, LokianEule.
- Many voiced out their struggle finding specific items within this labyrinth-like inventory, as aptly put by user, MegalFresh.
- The absence of a search/sort function adds more fuel to the annoyance, as indicated by users robotkeychain and Kyrion530.
‘Inventory Organization’ An Oxymoron?
Many dubbed the teapot furniture inventory as ‘nightmarish’. What seemed to irk players the most is the unusual categorization of items, resulting in a long and tedious list, filled with redundant ‘ornaments’ or vague categories like ‘ITEM’. LokianEule humorously suggests that ‘fish tank’ and ‘fish pond’ could simply go under ‘fish stuff’. This jest sheds light on the simplicity craved by players.
The Absence of ‘Search’
Allowances for the absence of a search/sort function weren’t given either. MegalFresh’s echoed sentiment of it being ‘nightmarish’ and Robotkeychain talking about it being ‘a minor inconvenience’ adds humorous weight to this serious concern. Their struggle with finding specific items is a sentiment shared by many. Furthermore, ‘Novel-Mix275’ can’t fathom why there’s no search bar to locate what they need to buy, further highlighting the annoyance for many players.
Teapot’s Use: In the Eye of the Player
Zestyclose-Ad1630, a Minecraft player, revealed that despite the potential of this feature, it’s being minimized due to the amount of time it demands before starting building; a sentiment that may be hidden under the surface for many players who are time poor. A_Noelle_Main adds their woes about the torturous task of locating newly added emojis in the game.
Whilst Mortgage-Present chose solitude over joining this discussion, their post displays an image with text, ‘I don’t have such weaknesses’, humorously addressing the players who don’t use the teapot at all after collecting sufficient points- a perfect indication of a love-hate relationship players share with the game confirm by these threads.
