More Filters For Archives

[Gueira]

I'm not sure if I'm the only one who's suggested this lately, but more filters for the archive would be nice, especially with how big it is now.
I was primarily coming here to suggest a filter for owned/unowned pets, but rarity filters would be helpful as well. I did also see another thread with some useful suggestions on filtering items like separating items they way they're organized in user inventories. Also, for items in particular, a search function would be nice since they have titles.

[rat mama]

i agree! i just want to add rarities to my WL because a lot of the pets i would like fall under "rare" or higher haha. same thing with the items too, i don't get why they aren't like that in the archives if they are when trading/in our inventories. good post op

[reze]

agree with this, especially the items, finding items in the archives s so difficult hng

[lukas_stop]

oo I think I saw something like this before in site suggestions but yeah! At least having a feature to filter down wishlist/non wishlist would be super helpful. Especially for collections so that they're able to find what pets they need.

Got support from me :0

[RoyalToffee]

Strongly agree, I made a post suggesting almost the exact thing a few months back.

Forum/viewtopic.php?f=119&t=4238570

[Dragon Nap]

I fully support! I would also love to use multiple filters at once in the pet archive (ex: Filter by species: bat & Filter by artist: Vampiric) as well as an artist filter for items. I also saw another similar post suggesting adding a filter for rarity as well, im not sure how well that would work though since rarities of pets seem to change every couple of years. All great ideas

[cswolf.]

support!

[debijayn]

Apologies for necro-ing an old thread, but I thought that might be better than posting this again.

I am DYING for the ability to filter archive items/pets by UNOWNED status. I'm the kind of neurotic collector who wants one of everything and manually wishlisting things can be sloppy (might miss some!) and time-consuming.