Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

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Re: Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

Postby loftar » Sun Sep 24, 2017 4:25 am

maze wrote:Problem is
pclaims last for so long regardless.
alt pclaims are easy to make and fueled with Crap curios using alts.

It seems difficult to argue that the solution to these problems is to make it even more easy to maintain them.
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Re: Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

Postby LadyGoo » Sun Sep 24, 2017 6:38 am

loftar wrote:
maze wrote:Problem is
pclaims last for so long regardless.
alt pclaims are easy to make and fueled with Crap curios using alts.

It seems difficult to argue that the solution to these problems is to make it even more easy to maintain them.

The point is that the alts are already used for that purpose, so the main characters won't have to put the bonds on them instead of studying the curiosities. The key thing about the proposal is to let the mains to keep the bonds on themselves opposite to the alt usage (which is a safer option, than keeping the bonds on a vulnerable study desk).
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Re: Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

Postby Onep » Sun Sep 24, 2017 7:20 am

I don't know, I agree with loftar here. Why make it any easier to juggle 10,000 claims?
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Re: Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

Postby maze » Sun Sep 24, 2017 9:09 pm

Onep wrote:I don't know, I agree with loftar here. Why make it any easier to juggle 10,000 claims?


Our point is noting changes.
The alt's pretty much still are the best ways to keep claims to not effect the progress of your main.

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Re: Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

Postby ricky » Sun Sep 24, 2017 9:28 pm

it seems like the only obvious answer is that pclaim/bonds shouldnt be fuelled by curios. maybe xp gain instead.
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Re: Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

Postby loftar » Sun Sep 24, 2017 11:44 pm

LadyGoo wrote:The point is that the alts are already used for that purpose, so the main characters won't have to put the bonds on them instead of studying the curiosities.

Since you even feel the need to ask for such a thing, though, it is clearly doing something to complicate managing the bonds.
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Re: Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

Postby ydex » Mon Sep 25, 2017 12:00 am

loftar wrote:
LadyGoo wrote:The point is that the alts are already used for that purpose, so the main characters won't have to put the bonds on them instead of studying the curiosities.

Since you even feel the need to ask for such a thing, though, it is clearly doing something to complicate managing the bonds.


yes, you must log in to the alt account and put curios, and that's it. ugglier sollution then to just let us put em on desks.

also putting bonds on desks could mean u dont want too many bonds since that would fill up the desk or something, and thus add another strategical manegement element ;)
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Re: Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

Postby Granger » Mon Sep 25, 2017 7:25 am

Have a cupboard where you store them all, put one or two in your study and swap them out after they refilled.
The claims last 30 days, in case you can't manage with swapping them every few days you clearly have way to many of them.
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Re: Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

Postby Onep » Mon Sep 25, 2017 8:36 am

Granger wrote:Have a cupboard where you store them all, put one or two in your study and swap them out after they refilled.
The claims last 30 days, in case you can't manage with swapping them every few days you clearly have way to many of them.

This. It's incredibly easy to swap one or two into your inventory and it only takes a handful of curios to cap out the bonds.
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Re: Let us fuel pclaims in study desks

Postby Potjeh » Mon Sep 25, 2017 1:19 pm

I generally go for a separate claim character even if I'm only playing one character for everything else, simply for sake of making it harder to connect my character to my claim. Haven't done it the last time around because I got too lazy for proper security, though.
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