Is this not that kind of game that you can just dump stuff on the ground?
Bit of a shame really.
Bit of a shame really.
Drop items on the ground?
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You can use /drop or /droploot (i don't remember which command works).
Check this thread aswell.
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Check this thread aswell.
How to prevent people from deleting items after looting!
Something i was thinking about was how people used to loot you and would simply delete all your items if they couldn't carry it. It would be more realistic , and better for the balance if items at some point become unable to be deleted by way of inventory. So now your looter will have to think...
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Yeah, I get that.
But it does not make it any less of a shame that you can't do something so natural as dropping an item in the game.
But it does not make it any less of a shame that you can't do something so natural as dropping an item in the game.
Deleting stuff does not emulate anything that could really happen, it's just a handy way to grief. More believable and immersive would be to grab some stuff and drop it in a nearby bush. Ground-dropping yes, deleting, unrealistic.
You have a valid point, Badman. TBH, I'll be able to live just about any mechanic that doesn't have stuff magically disappearing from the world without a decent rationale. IMHO, I think it would be fun to take other people's stuff and melt it down to make or repair my own weapons and armor, hee hee.
"Hey buddy, thanks for the tungsteel weapons. Made myself a really nice 2-handed axe for my MC with it, cya."
"Hey buddy, thanks for the tungsteel weapons. Made myself a really nice 2-handed axe for my MC with it, cya."
One last thing before I leave the lovers of realism to themselves:
Most other games that allow for things to be dropped create a huge mess. Which is good, because it makes it hard to loot whatever you need.
Ever tried to find the one good vest while lieing down in EfT? Or finding that coin inbetween all the rotten meat in Atlas?
If we are talking realism - I want that.
Or, to put in another way:
Why are you lovers of realism okay with a literal TON of granum sitting in bag that probably wouldn´t even hold a kilogram of patatoes?
Allows you the INSTANT transfer of hundreds of kilograms worth material from you inventory to your bank? Shoveled much in real life?
Or that somehow a single ruby take the same space as 100 kg of wood? Or that you are able to put armor that was crafted for someone half your size and it fits perfectly? Or that putting a bit of cloth on a literal axe wound will clear that up within 10 seconds?
So all that is fine. But somehow deleting an item is unacceptable. To me that just smells like hypocrisy. But hey, maybe you can explain the difference to me. But I do warn you, I have way more example were that came from.
Most other games that allow for things to be dropped create a huge mess. Which is good, because it makes it hard to loot whatever you need.
Ever tried to find the one good vest while lieing down in EfT? Or finding that coin inbetween all the rotten meat in Atlas?
If we are talking realism - I want that.
Or, to put in another way:
Why are you lovers of realism okay with a literal TON of granum sitting in bag that probably wouldn´t even hold a kilogram of patatoes?
Allows you the INSTANT transfer of hundreds of kilograms worth material from you inventory to your bank? Shoveled much in real life?
Or that somehow a single ruby take the same space as 100 kg of wood? Or that you are able to put armor that was crafted for someone half your size and it fits perfectly? Or that putting a bit of cloth on a literal axe wound will clear that up within 10 seconds?
So all that is fine. But somehow deleting an item is unacceptable. To me that just smells like hypocrisy. But hey, maybe you can explain the difference to me. But I do warn you, I have way more example were that came from.
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