Small Ideas Thread

[Kandarim]

you can put your torch in your right hand, though.

[rustles]

Stockbin - if is empty - give possible Lift

this

Its just a loosly nailed together, walled, palet resting on stones - how would it be moveable?

Same thing with compost bins. But you can move those.

I think its a stupid restriction, especially for developing claims/towns. With the new signpost decay system, it would make sense to have portable storage bins for when you're building huge things that require hundreds to thousands of materials so you can gather them up beside the construction site and then move them away once its complete. It doesn't make sense to destroy something that costs 300 silver after you're done, or carry literal tons of items across you're entire town.

[Nsuidara]

Same thing with compost bins. But you can move those.

I think its a stupid restriction, especially for developing claims/towns. With the new signpost decay system, it would make sense to have portable storage bins for when you're building huge things that require hundreds to thousands of materials so you can gather them up beside the construction site and then move them away once its complete. It doesn't make sense to destroy something that costs 300 silver after you're done, or carry literal tons of items across you're entire town.

+1, 100% agree... or exmaple when i move new location...

live without water is immposible:D if you sniff rubb... or pot plants

[baboking]

i sift in Providence , apart from the 40 sec delay, the rubble bin, is really close.

you can always bring, couple of buckets in your backpack in town and fill them when sifting complete.

[rustles]

If your shovel is questionably effective, it is more likely that it has always been questionably effective and in a moment of lucidity from your maddened state, you realized it. Maybe it's time for you to buy a real shovel, you kook.

Tools that were created by a sane person (ie before the patch or by someone with 0 madness) WERE indeed the correct tool. If it were a questionably usable tool a sane person would see that right away, not after having it for months and months then oh suddenly it never was real! If you have a steel shovel then, you have a steel shovel. However, if you are mad you might get confused and forget how to use it. No matter how mad/insane you are you cannot mindbend a steel tool into a ?. Your madness may cause you to view this tool as questionably usable but a sane person would be able to see it for what it REALLY is. In such case you would probably just need to take a break and do some calming tasks for a bit, ease your mind. Eventually you'd come back to enough senses to see the tool is as it always was, and not questionably usable. At really high levels of madness it may become more and more difficult to calm yourself but at lower levels it probably wouldn't happen often or be too much of a nuisance.

My steel pickaxe that I made before the insanity patch turned into a "questionably effective pickaxe". I tried giving it to my alt with 0 madness, and its still "questionably effective".

So my 1.8k pickaxe is now as effective as a stone hatchet. I think this is going too far, the insanity mechanic is insanely stupid.

[JohnCarver]

Why would you choose to use steel tools when your character has madness?

[Dallane]

Why would you choose to use steel tools when your character has madness?

Because he is insane DUH

[pistolshrimp]

Why would you choose to use steel tools when your character has madness?

Because he is insane DUH

lol

[Procne]

Why would you choose to use steel tools when your character has madness?

Cold steel is the best cure for madness

[Nsuidara]

I agree that this is a silly play to hammer destroyed under the influence of madness ... especially because production costs are high ...
it is a little annoying, with level 1 madness hammer destroyed and I can not afford what moment do or buy a new hammer

pls change it or decerase chance