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But why?
Probably grouped on extra dimensions in the table not shown to the user.
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Someone forgot a add a DISTINCT somewhere....
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Perhaps they could sort and group it via values that are known to the user.... like, I don't know... the names of the items or something.
The one that gets me is the POI lists in the system map - they seem to be completely random - which is always fun when there are 30+ in a system ...
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I checked out the commodity filter function in my FC fwiw... still borked as it has a life of its own and it makes little sense to me the way it works (or rather, doesn't). Nothing new but... just adding to the countless number of problems plaguing this trainwreck of a UI.
obviously, or show the extra fields. I believe one of them could be the ’legal status‘ of the items.
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It is, and it is not grouped.
This is basic stuff that should have never been seen by the customer.
You know, I came back after FC. The POI list in most bubble systems is now almost unusable, unless you filter out all the carriers. The visual bloat is insane.
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You mean, you don't like having to navigate through 75 resource extraction sites to find that megaship that you have to scan?
Also sorting there doesn't work either, yesterday I had to go through the list TWICE, to find the planet I was flying towards. It's like Where's waldo wit ha 10px high targeting marker. I don' t even know what half the little icons in front of a location do. I'm just waiting for the nav list to turn into a Konami pachinko machine.
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It sure is.
I've built noob level MS Access databases including custom SQL queries and I'm not a professional DBA/dev (largely finance background, with a hobbyist level interest in 'coding') yet I manage to get this right.
It's embarrassing for a software company like Frontier, especially given how much they charge for their 'warez'.