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Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 5:01 am
by Juniper Onyx
Hadrian_Abela wrote:......... Try holding building materials, and we'll see how many bags you'll need because of it.
Hahaha!!!!!
I do, and it's not bags I worry about, but how many Depots I fill!
Hahaha!!!!
~A New Proposal~
How about a "Noble's Chest" becoming a "Super-Depot or "Warehouse" which would hold 100 Depots inside for those of us who run out of Depots to fill?????
Yeah, and Maybe Tailors could make those, eh?
Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 5:36 am
by Lrmy
Juniper Onyx wrote:Hadrian_Abela wrote:......... Try holding building materials, and we'll see how many bags you'll need because of it.
Hahaha!!!!!
I do, and it's not bags I worry about, but how many Depots I fill!
Hahaha!!!!
~A New Proposal~
How about a "Noble's Chest" becoming a "Super-Depot or "Warehouse" which would hold 100 Depots inside for those of us who run out of Depots to fill?????
Yeah, and Maybe Tailors could make those, eh?
I believe Nitram already addressed the size of a depot. I don't see why the heck anyone thinks bags matter in tailoring or would effect tailoring. You learn them so early and they are very easy to make. Not to mention you can get them for like...30 coppers? in Greenbriar.
Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 12:51 pm
by Llama
I believe he was joking.
Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 12:24 am
by ThisGuy
I think theres a compromise to this, limit the number of spaces in a chest(maybe 10) but allow them to hold any amount of any goods that will fit in those 10 spaces...this still leaves bags as an alternative to smaller things and things that don't stack as you'd still be able to fit more into the same space
example 10 spaces and a tailor could use the chest to hold 500 white cloth(2 spaces) 250 grey cloth, 250 black cloth, 250 blue cloth, 250 red cloth, 250 green cloth, 250 yellow cloth, and use the other 2 spaces maybe 1 for buckets and the other for a bag of thread
or if you're not a tailor whatever you need to hold in there in large amounts...