Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Using a vendor to store and organize your DNA samples
One way to counter this is to get a vendor. This is not that hard as you only need business III in the artisan line for one vendor.
Now that you have placed you vendor in the house you can put you DNA on it. This will give you allot more storage room than you had before. To keep it organized I found pricing the DNA works well. Let me give you an example.
You price each sample in the thousands. Each planet that you sample from will have a number. Dant would be 1 Talus 2 Dath 3 and so on. Now the DNA from that planet is in the thousand range of that planets number. So Dath rancor DNA would be priced at 3000
Now to make this even more organized each creature with have it own 3 digit code. Lets say a mutant rancor has a code of 420. So the final price of your DNA would be 3420.
Of course these numbers are just arbitrary so you can set them up as you see fit but it is a great help to keeping your dna in order and also give you lots of extra storage room
Message Edited by Albion_DeCrappa on 03-31-2004 08:11 AM
I think its 7 days. You can store items in the ingredients hopper of your factory ![]()
There are ways to store items if you run out of house, inventory, and bank space.
Things FOR SALE stay on your vendor for 30 days.
Things in the STOCKROOM stay for 7 days.
As I said, be vewwy vewwy careful when using the stockroom as storage, yer gunna get burned.
Owch, I would certainly not keep things in my stockroom because they have a bad habit of "poofing" and you get no warning. It's happened to me in a lot less than 30 days when I was careless, but I couldn't tell you the exact number. 7 sounds a lot closer than 30 however.
As far as putting them in your vendor, yes, you can do this as a last resort. It does work. However with the lag, and with the fact that it's frowned on by the devs, and the fact that it's this very thing that's making them suggest nerfs like not allowing bags in vendors and putting really strict item limit numbers on vendors, it's difficult to suggest this as a valid way of storing things.
Like others have said, first try houses, factories, and banks, and droids before you get desperate enough to go the vendor route.