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Bepules

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The weight of tria
« on: July 09, 2007, 01:13:08 am »

I am wondering why tria have no weight. Why should have a circle, octa, hexa or tria no weight? They are coins, isn't it.
Or is the material tria are made from without any weight?

Jeraphon

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Re: The weight of tria
« Reply #1 on: July 09, 2007, 01:48:39 am »
Coins are more likely to have weight once there's a storage system. Until then, probably not. Some players would have so many coins they'd be overloaded with them and not even be carrying anything else.

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Re: The weight of tria
« Reply #2 on: July 09, 2007, 03:24:32 am »
     Something like safes and NPC that are bankers? It would be interesting the perspective of being able to lockpick a safe, though it obviously would require some good amount of skill, and of course, magic locks could be employed. There are many perspectives, perhaps you could even own a goujah and its cart to load goods in. All coming soon(tm) of course.
     Now in most RPGs I know currency has no weight, usually as a measure due to the nature of these games, because you are not going to throw money away in the middle of a dungeon(and usually there are no storages in SP CRPGs), for example, where there is no safe place to store this money. A balance between fun and realism is important on such matters.