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Yes. Sale-able data items (datapads, datadisks) are deffinately needed in the game. I will mention this at the first opportunity.

I might just compile a big list of craftable items and give it to TH.

Thanks Eriha for mentioning the existing ways to manage email within SWG. I was aware of those commands but this was a good reminder and a great introduction to those that were not aware of them.

And thanks Vaedross. I really hope the devs will take note of this and the many other great ideas being put forth by players on this forum and others.

This is a pretty good idea Reavus, however SOE is already thinking of limiting vendor items due to database limitations. Since their system can't even provide enough storage space for vendor items, I seriously doubt they would implement something like this. It is a shame that good ideas will never see the light of day because SOE wasn't prepared for the amount of data needed for this game.

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MulletMan01 wrote:
This is a pretty good idea Reavus, however SOE is already thinking of limiting vendor items due to database limitations. Since their system can't even provide enough storage space for vendor items, I seriously doubt they would implement something like this. It is a shame that good ideas will never see the light of day because SOE wasn't prepared for the amount of data needed for this game.

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It was my understanding that the changes to vendors as well as the bazaar cap increase were to break monopolies in-game, not because of database issues (see "ID#2: Two Changes to Bazaars and Vendors").

Now to further this idea and enable a sort of "mass-production" of data disks (not blank) we could add yet another device; a data encoder terminal, which could work similar to factories yet be placed inside a house. Simply load the data disk in one slot (source) and blank disks in another slot (target), and start the terminal.