Stocking up on Tears

[jorb]

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[McTc]

Yes it is small but very useful. Its a 2 stage process to open the toolbelt, first the equipment window then the belt and want to close the equipment window too. Well I switch between alts and have to redo the 2 stage process over again. Plus, I have to have the belt open to replace tools back on the belt especially the butchers knife. It would be great to simply have a shortcut key to open it like the tab for inventories.

Option 1: don't use alts!
Option 2: go search for custom client, i'm pretty sure there was an option to make it open with inventory

Also i'm fairly sure, you don't need to change the tools, doesn't it automaticly choose the right tool, or is it again, comfort of custom client?

[fuzzball]

Yes it is small but very useful. Its a 2 stage process to open the toolbelt, first the equipment window then the belt and want to close the equipment window too. Well I switch between alts and have to redo the 2 stage process over again. Plus, I have to have the belt open to replace tools back on the belt especially the butchers knife. It would be great to simply have a shortcut key to open it like the tab for inventories.

Option 1: don't use alts!
Option 2: go search for custom client, i'm pretty sure there was an option to make it open with inventory

Also i'm fairly sure, you don't need to change the tools, doesn't it automaticly choose the right tool, or is it again, comfort of custom client?

1. If you don't want to use alts then that's your own short sightedness

2. I know about the switching of tools. I start with the slingshot and sword in my hands, then the sword gets switched out when butchering or some other task. Are you refereeing to Latikai option to "Allow scrolling items out of a toolbelt" or where specifically are you referring to. I am talking about making it easier to get setup after logging in.

[majtejn]

Also i'm fairly sure, you don't need to change the tools, doesn't it automaticly choose the right tool, or is it again, comfort of custom client?

It does choose the right tool, but it doesn't put it back after. It removes my weapon from hand then I have to manually take the tool, put it to the belt, equip weapon again.
My idea is, if it already selects the right tool for every action, why wouldn't it put it back right after the work is done.

[fuzzball]

Also i'm fairly sure, you don't need to change the tools, doesn't it automaticly choose the right tool, or is it again, comfort of custom client?

It does choose the right tool, but it doesn't put it back after. It removes my weapon from hand then I have to manually take the tool, put it to the belt, equip weapon again.
My idea is, if it already selects the right tool for every action, why wouldn't it put it back right after the work is done.

+1

[Argentis]

Ok i have a question deriving from different observations.

Observation 1: Once a claimstone is built, the claim last as long as the claimstone is present.
Observation 2: If the claimstone runs out of money, the claim is still in place.
Observation 3: If your claim has no money, it is still considered your claim.

Question: What's the point in putting money in the claimstone then?

[Ukhata]

Ok i have a question deriving from different observations.

Observation 1: Once a claimstone is built, the claim last as long as the claimstone is present.
Observation 2: If the claimstone runs out of money, the claim is still in place.
Observation 3: If your claim has no money, it is still considered your claim.

Question: What's the point in putting money in the claimstone then?

oberservation 4: if your claim is out of money it is destroyable.

[Kandarim]

the incentive for keeping it paid is far less, as you still get decay negation and criminal scents on an unpaid claim. But as soon as a criminal reaches your claimstone, they can destroy it and start a crime spree with impunity.
Given that the upkeep is so low (for me, a 3k-plot, it is roughly 15s a day. a beaver on average) there is really no point in not paying it.

[Ukhata]

the incentive for keeping it paid is far less, as you still get decay negation and criminal scents on an unpaid claim. But as soon as a criminal reaches your claimstone, they can destroy it and start a crime spree with impunity.
Given that the upkeep is so low (for me, a 3k-plot, it is roughly 15s a day. a beaver on average) there is really no point in not paying it.

3k plot?
is that 3000 tiles Pclaim? 55*55?
or a single townclaim?

[Kandarim]

the incentive for keeping it paid is far less, as you still get decay negation and criminal scents on an unpaid claim. But as soon as a criminal reaches your claimstone, they can destroy it and start a crime spree with impunity.
Given that the upkeep is so low (for me, a 3k-plot, it is roughly 15s a day. a beaver on average) there is really no point in not paying it.

3k plot?
is that 3000 tiles Pclaim? 55*55?
or a single townclaim?

a pclaim of about 3ktiles
I think it's supposed to be about 40x80 or something. Not entirely sure.