Game Development: Silken Sled

[Girth]

[*] Inventory extending pieces of equipment can now, quite simply, be unequipped, even if doing so would leave your inventory overloaded. While you have items in unequipped inventory slots, you will have the "Overloaded" debuff. The "Overloaded" debuff will, periodically, attempt to move items into your inventory, or, failing that, drop them to ground. The "Overloaded" debuff will not take effect if you are knocked out, or dead. Happy to take input on this, as it may be at least somewhat controversial.[/list]

visually, items are being hidden from view when this debuff occurs, as the inventory shrinks. if you had free slots, you wouldn't be able to move them anyways. would be nice to have the "lost inventory region" in grey so that i could see and move items away from the debuff zone.

[Timucuax]

[*] Our primary development direction is toward object-controlled-objects.

Still selling this lie eh?

I was thinking the same.

[Pacox]

Rakija when?

[Nightdawg]

Our primary development direction is toward object-controlled-objects.

Sure buddy

[Fostik]

Afaik it's "Chornobyl" though.

That sored my eye too, though Ukrainian town name is Chornobyl indeed, the event itself still named Chernobyl Disaster.

[sMartins]

They're giving us what we want, which is nice at Christmas, but I'm not sure it's a good sign...

[sickaura]

remove -20% stone axe mining quality debuff

[neoblackheart]

The overburdened thing really only has one major thing I like and thats that you can change backpacks and stuff without shifting your inventory around. Several times I have had a birchbark backpack and couldn't move my new leather backpack in till I rearanged my inventory.

[ErdTod]

Afaik it's "Chornobyl" though.

This

[VDZ]

The overburdened thing really only has one major thing I like and thats that you can change backpacks and stuff without shifting your inventory around. Several times I have had a birchbark backpack and couldn't move my new leather backpack in till I rearanged my inventory.

It's much more significant with Wanderer's Bindle, which I'd previously hestitate using because you couldn't easily unequip it (getting locked in place by new items in the inventory automatically being put in the 'temporary' slot). Now you can just switch it out like any other equipment and the debuff will automatically move the item to a fitting slot.

visually, items are being hidden from view when this debuff occurs, as the inventory shrinks. if you had free slots, you wouldn't be able to move them anyways. would be nice to have the "lost inventory region" in grey so that i could see and move items away from the debuff zone.

Are you speaking theoretically, or have you tried it? The debuff works very quickly, you won't be having items in the invisible slots for long, they'll either be moved to a place they fit or dropped on the ground soon enough. Basically the same thing you'd previously be doing manually before unequipping your inventory-boosting item.