The problem with this is storage on Blizzard's end. I don't know about you, but I have over 1000 items in my completed tab. They've already said the reason stash space is so limited is because of server storage.
They could, however, let us store the stats for the items locally, which would be great.
A solution for this, as I mentioned above, could be allowing the seller to see the item details for just a short duration (24 hrs seems reasonable) after the sale. When the the period is over, the items would disappear.
I love the auction house, and there are several possible feature changes/additions that could make it even better. However, there has really only been one thing that has irked me and it comes up with almost every sale I make:
In the Completed tab, I can see the name of a sold item and how much gold (or $) I got for it. BUT I can no longer see the stats of the item. I have a really hard time remembering what exactly I sold by the random rare names. I'd really like to be able to see my sold items' stats, even if it was only for 24hrs after the sale, or something like that.
The reason why it's frustrating is because I want to be able to know what it was that was worth that much to someone. In other words, I want to be able to keep it in mind for potential sales I might wish to make on similar items. Has anyone else felt that this would be a very stress-relieving addition?
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In the Completed tab, I can see the name of a sold item and how much gold (or $) I got for it. BUT I can no longer see the stats of the item. I have a really hard time remembering what exactly I sold by the random rare names. I'd really like to be able to see my sold items' stats, even if it was only for 24hrs after the sale, or something like that.
The reason why it's frustrating is because I want to be able to know what it was that was worth that much to someone. In other words, I want to be able to keep it in mind for potential sales I might wish to make on similar items. Has anyone else felt that this would be a very stress-relieving addition?