This idea came to me since I keep finding myself clicking on cash shop wears in the beta wardrobe, and don't want to spend so much right now. I believe a cash shop filter along with the CW filter would narrow items down to ones that I am more likely able to afford if I don't have it, although it wouldn't completely exclude high prices items like event and game prizes. Thoughts?

If they add that filter, people will be requesting dozens of other filters and it'll get really messy.

Plus I'm sure they want you to see CS items, even if you can't afford them. Otherwise they're not even on your radar and they have no chance of making a sale.

I think that the CW filter was incredibly necessary because of the high volume of CWs that were so limited of release, or private release ONLY. I get that CWs are more expensive than most people are willing to spend on a single item, but that expense alone was not the reason that the filter was put in place. Maybe, if you find a Cash Shop item that you're quite fond of for an avatar, you can check on the HA forums to see if anybody knows of something similar available?

Problem is, I'm with , I also see this turning into the cascading requests for more filters, otherwise. Retired items, holiday items, godlies, achievement or plot prizes of limited numbers...god, I'm sure several more could be thought up.

Just because it's cash shop doesn't mean it's uber expensive, i.e., lots of old retired costume trunk pieces under a million

I had a big response typed out, but this is much more succinct (thank you !). So many of the CWs are completely unobtainable to the general user base, so it makes sense that we can filter them out. Event prizes and CS items may be expensive, but they're all (reasonably) obtainable. There are plenty of non-CS items (retired Subeautique, for example) that are much harder to get than your average CS item.

A CW filter was something that was asked for a lot before the beta wardrobe went live. I basically only use the beta wardrobe (even though the beta wardrobe can be sorta glitchy) because it has this feature. It's also worth noting there are so many CWs that in certain layers they overwhelm official wearables (like the head and legs layers).

If you're still looking for ways to filter things out when you're looking for wearables, Subeta Lodge has some great ways to search for items using really specific parameters.

The more filters the better B)

I want one for r175!

I'm teetering between agreeing with Wise and Speiro or not. I'd kinda like to see a rarity filter in the wardrobe. I know it'd be a bit more work, but really, it'd make buying things easier.

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Rarities[/center]] 1-65 Really Common through to Normal in one section as they're the most affordable.

66-99 Rare and Super Rare in their own section as they're more expensive.

101 Retired 105 Artifact

110, 125 and 130 Collection, Cash Shop and Redeemable Wig items in their own section as they all come from the CS and that they'll all be expensive. This would include items from the Donation Presents before those presents went from presents to Collections.

115 and 175 Melody and Holiday Items as they're all Holiday in their own section. Also with the knowledge that holiday items can range in price from reasonable to expensive.

150 Special 160 Game Prize 165 Gentech Combo 195 Free Gift

Uncertain Rarities (ones I haven't heard of)

102 sP Voucher 190 Present

So really, I would like to see more filters. It saves you from having to go to another site to have to figure out what's what and how much this and that and the other thing is. Some items are easy enough to spot once you've been around a bit, but for the most part it's not always an easy call. The rarities that I've left as single categories are ones that really can't be combined with anything else. They also have their own individual large range of prices.

I just don't really see a point in adding a bunch of filters. I understand the need for the CW filter because let's get real CW's are ridiculously priced, in my opinion, but mostly a lot are limited so there's not a real way to obtain those.

As for adding 10+ more filters why in the world would we need that? I have never had to go to Subetalodge to figure out the rarity/price of something unless for some bizarre reason it's not in user shops. Even then, the rarity is right there in the hover when you search it in shops.

I don't think we need more filters, sorry.