Game Development: Musical Chair

[Avu]

Love the cupboards. Simply love them.

[sabinati]

I'll be happy if J&L make it so you can't put cupboards in boats. I think thats their one major problem, that they fit in boats

i don't see a problem with it.

[memestream]

There needs to be some upper limit on mobile storage space. If not the cupboards, something.

[Frelock]

About the chairs; why do they always face a wall when you set them down on the edge of the room? Are all our walls fireplaces/windows that we just stare at for hours?

[Laremere]

There needs to be some upper limit on mobile storage space. If not the cupboards, something.

Agreed. I think cupboards should only be lift-able when empty, or possibly only half empty. That, or give items weight already and put a limit on how much weight can be in any said container for it to be lift-able.


Also, what do chairs do?

[Dondy]

About the chairs; why do they always face a wall when you set them down on the edge of the room? Are all our walls fireplaces/windows that we just stare at for hours?

I use this function to put my alt on time out.

[nutsnmango]

if you can fit cupboards in boats to hunt it also means you can fit them in carts. this means that you dont even need a cabin to hold the cupboards if you are fond of abusing the game mechanics. by using these methods, you make chests totally obsolete. cupboards last forever if you keep them in a cart. Whats the point of chests at all now?

[Potjeh]

That, or give items weight already and put a limit on how much weight can be in any said container for it to be lift-able.

This, combined with cupboards themselves being heavy (it makes sense) would be the best way to keep chests useful. But until the inventory overhaul, I want to keep my crazy good cupboards.

[Frelock]

Also, what do chairs do?

I've heard that they restore your stamina more quickly, without as much of a hunger penalty as water(though it's still slower than water). I haven't tested this for myself, though.

[Jackard]

or stackability for some kinds of items.

thats what we really need, isnt it? the cupboards are cool, but once we have stackable items the storage problem will be solved as far as it can be.

How would being able to stack items work when every item has a differing QL value?

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