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Wish list / Re: Temp Dropped Item Ownership
« on: November 24, 2006, 09:32:19 pm »
I didn't see anything in the main window nor the system window.  It was strange, because I usually see people picking ores up in the main window.  In my disappointment, I first did an OOC [] in main, then tried to RP it, but finally said to myself it's just a few minutes loss.

The reason I decided to bump this thread was because something is needed for item dropping.  I don't necessarily agree with the OP about ownership.  The easiest suggestions would be:

1.  Dropping an item into a window is invalid and hence goes back to your inventory (and not to the floor like right now).  Make it so dropping onto the floor is how it drops onto the floor.
2.  A warning box to say that you are going to drop the item, that you can have the option never to see again.

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Wish list / Re: Temp Dropped Item Ownership
« on: November 23, 2006, 01:51:46 am »
you shouldn't drop stuff you're not willing to lose. 

Items drop when you place it into a window that doesn't accept the item.  The item should only drop if you drop it on the ground/game world.  If a window doesn't accept an item, it should return it to your inventory at least.  This is why dropping needs to be changed a little, it's always not intentional :(

My story is:  I finally got enough to get a pick, mine gold, and then sold my first haul.  While waiting for my mental stamina to regenerate, I bought glyphs.  While mining, I was playing around with glyphs trying to load it into my spellbook.  I tried to "drop" the air glyph onto the spellbook window, and it dropped to the floor.  I immediately saw it wasn't in my inventory, closed the two windows, right click on the glyph on the ground, and it had disappeared already, meaning someone else picked it up in the crowd of miners.  That was maybe 3 seconds or 4 seconds elapsed time.  After that I figured out there's a button for glyphs in the spellbook.

I realize it's a newbie mistake (I started today), and I shouldn't have been testing things out in a crowd, but still.  If a newbie like me didn't have my father as a miner, and had lost something that they were trying to figure out how to use and had just bought with their hard earned money from hours of rat killing, they wouldn't bounce back as quickly as me.  At least for me, it was maybe a 5 minute mistake at most.

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