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I am against decay and repairing, but as it is present in the game, it should be present fairly.
That's why I suggest that putting items in repair does not prevent them from decaying.
This will be a harsh change for most of my characters and probably for most of yours, but decay and repair was implemented to push people to share objects and have people repair for payment. What I did notice to happen is that all decayable objects are stored in repair projects and only taken out of repair once needed.
That's why I suggest that putting items in repair does not prevent them from decaying.
This will be a harsh change for most of my characters and probably for most of yours, but decay and repair was implemented to push people to share objects and have people repair for payment. What I did notice to happen is that all decayable objects are stored in repair projects and only taken out of repair once needed.
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Re: decay
Then we'll need to be able to cancel projects first. Otherwise you'll have honest people putting several things on repair and then have one rot to pieces while repairing another.
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I think that is something that is in the works, because I don't think that they're meant to not decay in repair. They may not have decided to do that just yet though. There need to be ways to fight rapid tool decay before they start decaying in repair. Right now, it's the only thing there is to fight decay at all. There need to be things like storage for them (not to necessarily stop decay altogether, but to slow it down a good deal), and I know that those things are also probably something somewhere in the list of things to do.
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With out a way to store an item, there must be some way to slow decay. Right now, in my basement, I have a bow from the 50's with a string from the 70's ready to go. I can take it back out and shoot some arrows in a matter of moments. I don't even need a bow stringer to put the string on. And how is it stored?
IT'S SITTING ON A SHELF, UNSTRUNG!!!
If we had some way to store items, then yes, by all means, make items in repair rot. Until then, NO, THEY DON'T ROT!
I'll bump this up to number two on my personal list of things to see what can be done, and see what is possible.
IT'S SITTING ON A SHELF, UNSTRUNG!!!
If we had some way to store items, then yes, by all means, make items in repair rot. Until then, NO, THEY DON'T ROT!
I'll bump this up to number two on my personal list of things to see what can be done, and see what is possible.
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Noooooooooo!!!!!!!!
It's hard enough to keep tools as it is without repair projects disintergrating! My charris are doomed! Doomed I tell you! This is a really -bad- idea, it mucks up quite alot of game mechanics
It's hard enough to keep tools as it is without repair projects disintergrating! My charris are doomed! Doomed I tell you! This is a really -bad- idea, it mucks up quite alot of game mechanics
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I think before objects can decay in repair, there does need to be a way to store them I have a charri who shares her things.. but she has so many that are only used part time... they are kept in repair so they don't rot away while she uses others.... Now... there are tools, stored in my fathers garage... been there for MANY years... not being used... they are still like new..!!! Tools rot way to fast... repairs have most definitely improved..(for most things)... but...
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Phalynx wrote:Oh deary deary me..... all those crowbars in repair!
I don't know about you, but if my character has a crowbar, that crowbar spends as little time in repair as possible. Just enough to keep it in decent shape. I'd much rather my character have instant access to their crowbar than have it sitting in a repair project.
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