I do think that would help it somewhat tbh, but it is still odd looking, maybe make it smaller? Idk, I'd still rather have a sign beside it than how it looks at present.shubla wrote:Maybe you need sketch to customize it?
Do you mean quality? It doesn't really matter. What if I am a blacksmith and I want to sell my stuff in exchange for delicious pancakes I cannot cook? Ok, I can get one for the sake of a bad game design choice. But this does not justify this design. J&L added two abstract items for the interface, why cannot I choose an abstract cookie I don't physically own requesting it in exchange?Granger wrote:Play a bit more and you'll find out.hitzu wrote:Discovering stuff and having stuff are, as they say in Odessa, two large differences. Why would I request items if I already have them?maze wrote:That is an old problem, and I'm not sure how to address in in J&L ideals. they want you to discover stuff and not having it normally means you didn't discover it yet. But- maybe it time for a change- abit.
There are valid reasons why you could buy stuff even when already having, or knowing it - that was my point. Your example proves it.hitzu wrote:Do you mean quality? It doesn't really matter.Granger wrote:Play a bit more and you'll find out.hitzu wrote:Why would I request items if I already have them?
But you might have, depending on perspective, a point about not being able to select an item you don't know (not discovered by you).What if I am a blacksmith and I want to sell my stuff in exchange for delicious pancakes I cannot cook?
Where is the fun in case you can browse a complete list of items in the game as a new character? Or as a developed one to see what is new after an update?Ok, I can get one for the sake of a bad game design choice. But this does not justify this design. J&L added two abstract items for the interface, why cannot I choose an abstract cookie I don't physically own requesting it in exchange?
Every day in our village I eat meal that I cannot cook myself. Why is it impossible in the case of good neighbor bartering in big villages and cities Loftar is dreaming of? NonsenceGranger wrote:But you might have, depending on perspective, a point about not being able to select an item you don't know (not discovered by you).
