Quality of studydesk should matter

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Quality of studydesk should matter

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For example, it could accelerate studying of curios that you put in it. Or decrease their mental weight or increase LP or something.
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Re: Quality of studydesk should matter

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no
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If anything, q should impact the number of slots. I like having the desks not q dependent though.
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Re: Quality of studydesk should matter

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this totally would not add tedium and snowbally bullshit in to character progression

in order to make the scaling not retardedly broken at even current wood ql it would have to be worthless at pretty much every stage of the game.

btw fuck new players with this idea am i right or am i right
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Re: Quality of studydesk should matter

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No
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Re: Quality of studydesk should matter

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I don't think this would add fun to the game. Adding more slots seems reasonable but there's a credo for that I think.
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pawnchito wrote: there's a credo for that
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Re: Quality of studydesk should matter

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MooCow wrote:If anything, q should impact the number of slots. I like having the desks not q dependent though.
Adding additional slots might be interesting. Like 1 row and column more for each "quality level"
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Re: Quality of studydesk should matter

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additional slots is a reasonable suggestion, the current study desk inventory is so tiny you have to regularly fill it with curiosities
or devs could just implement "the hand that takes" for study desks, then we should be allowed to throw these into cupboards - this seems to be a better solution to the problem
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Re: Quality of studydesk should matter

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MadNomad wrote:additional slots is a reasonable suggestion, the current study desk inventory is so tiny you have to regularly fill it with curiosities
or devs could just implement "the hand that takes" for study desks, then we should be allowed to throw these into cupboards - this seems to be a better solution to the problem
I can usually fill my desk for 24-48 hours, though I don't push for top LP/hour as I'm already sitting on a lot of unspent LP. (Yes, I know, I'm so sprucecap.)

As far as the proposal here... hell yes!! This would be perfect! Might mean that scholar credo (think that's the one that gives the inventory expansion) might need reworked a bit.
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