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Updated inventory sytem for consoles

UI

Feature Request

Improvement

Accessibility

Controls

Inventory

User Feedback

Issue Key

DZG-438

State

User feedback

Access

Public

Group

DayZ

Project

Stable Feedback

Creator

dih67

Created

Aug 23, 2026

Views

45

Attachments

IMG_1099.jpeg

Platform

Xbox

What happened?

FEATURE REQUEST: Introduce a free floating virtual cursor for controller/console inventory navigation, similar to the system used in Apex Legends or Destiny. This should allow console players to be the same speed as mnk players. This could allow drag and dropping and scrolling with the sticks. My suggestion is to have the cursor bound to the right stick, then if the cursor hits the bottom of a menu it scrolls down in the inventory.

Reproduction steps

  • Open the inventory on a console or while using a controller.

  • Attempt to navigate between the vicinity, player gear, and hands.

  • Notice the clunky movement of the console interface.

Exact build version (optional)

Where did it happen?

Official

Is it modded?

No

Expected result

Public attachments

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Activity

    4 days ago

  • dih67
    created issue4 days ago
  • 3 days ago

  • l909
    changed state to
    FEEDBACK
    3 days ago
  • stalwartspartancommented
    3 days ago

    Second this. I got the Switch 2 port on release day and have found the inventory system to be quite clunky, especially when in a city/town with hostile activity where you need to be as rapid as possible whilst looting.


    I think this feature request would vastly improve the flow of looting.

  • about 20 hours ago

  • l909
    changed state to
    USER FEEDBACK
    about 20 hours ago

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Issue Key

DZG-438

State

User feedback

Access

Public

Group

DayZ

Project

Stable Feedback

Creator

dih67

Created

Aug 23, 2026

Views

45

Attachments

IMG_1099.jpeg