But in this game, all you lose is the special 'skill' that comes with it. In most games like this, if you don't specialize in a weapon, you get a big penalty for using it. All you have to do is tell yourself you can only access it in camps, then ignore it when you're adventuring outside the camp. restrict it to those areas? Just because the game allow you to access the stash from anywhere, it doesn't mean you have to access it anywhere.

It's just that if you really want the stash to be restricted to camps, taverns etc, why not. To be honest, I've never understood the mentality of threads like this.

Shift click to send to stash works just fine for me too, so its gotta be a bug for the people it isn't working for. Less of an issue with yellow quality gear and stuff like that but if I have 25 grimoires in my stash and i want to save 5 of them and sell 20 of them, its an annoyance to have them all in the exact same place as opposed to sticking the ones I'm keeping in my Wizard's personal bags. Helps to distinguish what I want to save for easier access for specific characters vs what is all getting sold to vendors. Extra stuff I want for quick slots but don't have space for (explosives, scrolls), gear I swap to, extra grimoires, etc. Consumables are easier to find when in person's inventory, rather than in busy stash. I change around weapons depending on what I am fighting and don't feel like investing an ability point into an extra weapon slot. I put items into personal inventory, which I use with those character (consumable or weapons) but which currently don't have space for them in active inventory.

Divinity 2 inventory management