Often, you cannot afford for your message to go unnoticed at the bottom of a basket or urn. For this problem, I suggest the creation of a new item, nails, which could be used to nail messages to things, like trees or doors, maybe even chests.
Nails could be made using the mechanics skill, and either the anvil or the minting device. They could also be a required component of future buildables.
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Onionfighter
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Nails, and leaving messages
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Manbearpig
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Re: Nails, and leaving messages
this is a good idea, fluff but useful and funny.sticking your note to something, so it wont despawn (assuming they do if you leave them on the ground) or go lost in a crash/restart)
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Sean_Mirrsen
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Re: Nails, and leaving messages
Maybe not "any object"? Since it would usually have the same problem as just leaving the message in a basket - how would the receiver know "he's got mail"?
A pair of objects comes to mind. First, signpost, or message board. Cheap and movable. You can place it and stick/nail your parchment to it. Would work for leaving a message out in the field, sort of a runestone replacement.
Then, mailbox. Requires iron (a tiny bit), and cannot be moved. Can accept parchments and shows up differently if there's something inside. Of course, has little relation to the "note and nails" idea.
A pair of objects comes to mind. First, signpost, or message board. Cheap and movable. You can place it and stick/nail your parchment to it. Would work for leaving a message out in the field, sort of a runestone replacement.
Then, mailbox. Requires iron (a tiny bit), and cannot be moved. Can accept parchments and shows up differently if there's something inside. Of course, has little relation to the "note and nails" idea.
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ThirdEmperor
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Re: Nails, and leaving messages
I want to nail death threats onto corpses.
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Jackard
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Re: Nails, and leaving messages
But in this game you would need Theft to read them :v
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Onionfighter
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Re: Nails, and leaving messages
Is that the best you could come up with?ThirdEmperor wrote:I want to nail death threats onto corpses.
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Dataslycer
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Re: Nails, and leaving messages
Why not nail the corpse to the door?
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Allumeuse
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Re: Nails, and leaving messages
No, no, why not nail your enemy himself to his door while he is still living!
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Re: Nails, and leaving messages
sorry about your thread