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Thread: Crafting Idea
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ObikeFixx
Mon Feb 28, 2005 5:26 pm
#1
Hey
I'd like to propose an idea for low level crafting which every player could, in theory, garner some use from.
It's very simple, yet useful and depth enhancing.
A noteblock.
My /notepad is pretty much constantly filled with all sorts of unsorted and quickly scribbled notes. It get's hard to seperate it all and still maintain an effective overview of the contents.
Why not make a craftable noteblock which could maybe contain one page of information in the /examine window, to help sort things out? I'm certain it could be used as a notice in shops as well - many vendor owners include a small and cheap item that has some shop information in the descriptions window. This idea would probably increase the implementation of such items and make it easier to use. Thus actually improving the quality of shops just a little.
It could also work as the sort of sign some shops use, but again, just better and with room for more descriptions.
The noteblock itself could be craftable as a novice artisan item, requiring only few quantities of, maybe wood.
I know it's not a great and game-changing object. It's just an idea I got that could help us make the game a little more special and sofisticated
What do you think?
I'd like to propose an idea for low level crafting which every player could, in theory, garner some use from.
It's very simple, yet useful and depth enhancing.
A noteblock.
My /notepad is pretty much constantly filled with all sorts of unsorted and quickly scribbled notes. It get's hard to seperate it all and still maintain an effective overview of the contents.
Why not make a craftable noteblock which could maybe contain one page of information in the /examine window, to help sort things out? I'm certain it could be used as a notice in shops as well - many vendor owners include a small and cheap item that has some shop information in the descriptions window. This idea would probably increase the implementation of such items and make it easier to use. Thus actually improving the quality of shops just a little.
It could also work as the sort of sign some shops use, but again, just better and with room for more descriptions.
The noteblock itself could be craftable as a novice artisan item, requiring only few quantities of, maybe wood.
I know it's not a great and game-changing object. It's just an idea I got that could help us make the game a little more special and sofisticated
What do you think?
Guruweaver
Mon Feb 28, 2005 6:36 pm
#2
A fine notion.
I'll add it to the collection of new things I offer to the devs periodically.
Take care,
Guru
I'll add it to the collection of new things I offer to the devs periodically.
Take care,
Guru
/ Zowona Loikonta \
Tinkergirl
Wed Mar 02, 2005 9:54 am
#5
*cough* Datapad/Books *cough*
Please, check the link in my signature - I've been pushing to get these in for over a year now. All the more people involved the better (and the example schematics I wrote up are for Artisans).
Please - I beg of you, go there and support the idea, or critique it, or shout it down. I don't mind - it's all welcome.
Please, check the link in my signature - I've been pushing to get these in for over a year now. All the more people involved the better (and the example schematics I wrote up are for Artisans).
Please - I beg of you, go there and support the idea, or critique it, or shout it down. I don't mind - it's all welcome.
SkunkDuster
Fri Mar 04, 2005 2:49 pm
#7
I agree this would be nice. As a shop owner, your options for giving information to customers is pretty much limited to vendor barking (annoying and often ignored), or placing 99,999,999 credit worthless item on the vendor in hopes that people will check the description to see the general information you have in the item description.
Heck, I wouldn't even mind if it was a hard to loot item, a player updatable "information terminal" type of idea would be fantastic.
Heck, I wouldn't even mind if it was a hard to loot item, a player updatable "information terminal" type of idea would be fantastic.
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