| Author | Change rules of art discarding |
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Now we may discard any art except rare. If you want discard the art you must go to inventory, push discard and confirm. Art will be gone forever. After event I had a lot of broken arts and discarded them all in 'autopilot'. Also discarded Ring of Balance by mistake. Of course there is no cure for clumsy but i have few ideas.
1. Make Recycle bin for discarded arts. The bin would be emptied in every hour/day or any period of time. But you would get an option to take back a discarded item back.
2. Disable 'Discard' option for arts who has more than 10% of full durability. In this case if you want to get rid of art you must sell it on market or transfer it to Empire (current rule of discarding rare arts). |
| +1 nice suggestion:) |
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+1 for recycle bin (recycle bin should also have around 5 capacity) latest items in recycle bin are remove
-1 for 10% of full durability, in this way,
it take time to remove some 1/10 arts. Sometime, We clean inventory by discarding some items even. |
| +1 for both |
| To 4. It may be more than 7/x durability instead of 10%. Because you may loot 7/7 arts from cg which you don't use. So 'Discard' option would appear only if art has 7 or lower durability. If art has 8 or more durability you must transfer it to Empire or sell on market. |
| why cant we have something like museum in which we may store our rarest arts or rare and precious arts which we might repair in the future.. |
| Try to be cautious :p |
So 'Discard' option would appear only if art has 7 or lower durability
+1 |
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I'm not too into the idea, personally..Maybe I'm just less clumsy but in the last 6 years I've not regretted anything that I've discarded. I'd prefer if it stays the way it is
A recycle bin would only flood the server by multitudes...Most of our paranoid ones might never discard an art and automated cleanup for the recycles bins would be again too much inexpeciable work |
I would prefer the devs spending coding time on useful new content, instead of spending coding time protecting people from their own inattentiveness. There's even a confirm button.
You lost an item from not paying attention. live with it. Move on. |
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recycle bin could be used as a temporary inventory extension for cheaters.
here is an example scenario: your inventory is full and you need to rent a set for an fight. you just discard some of your arts to the bin, rent a set, do battle, return set, move back the discarded items back to inventory.
as for the second one, it adds an unnecessary limitation.
just try and not be clumsy with discarding arts! it does ask for you to confirm discarding it's not a miss-click kind of thing! So, if you still discard something by mistake it's all your fault. |
Agree with pk
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Whenever you click on 'Discard' , an option comes reminding you.
Still if you click 'ok' there , then its purely your fault and carelessness. |
