Auto-storage!

[MrThorn]

It would be really nice if the smiths would move the crafted weapons to a weapon rack automatically. As it is now, I have to spend a lot of time moving the crafted items around. First from the forge to a characters inventory and then to the weapon rack. This takes a lot of time from my band of raiders that's out killing stuff! If I could queue up a large number of weapons and then have them ready on the weapon rack when the band of raiders comes home, I would be a happy camper.

It would also be nice if we could designate a storage box for crafted items. Just like the smith, I have to move the bread and cloth and such to a box manually to clear up space for more crafting on the stove and so on. If I could make a waypoint or the like from the crafting station to a box, that would be awesome.

Sidenote: There is a bug when crafting. If several weapons are in queue, the crafted weapon will "vanish" when I remove it from the forge to an inventory. Not a huge problem, just craft one item at a time and remove the item from the forge when ready before you queue up the next one.

[hbrown]

http://www.lofigames.com/phpBB3/viewtop ... =16&t=3708 I think this can be related with this topic.

The weapon part disapear is a known bug and already mentioned.

Well the storages i believe in the future they will be "fixed", just like you have that type of storage at the moment for materials, you msot liekly have in the future for all items, so planned but not inserted IF i am not wrong.

[Clawdius Talonious]

These sorts of improvements will be introduced, I imagine they may come along with a larger update, perhaps when the armor crafting is implemented or when the walls are reintroduced.

[MrThorn]

Cool!

I hope you include an option to send crafted items directly to the shop counter. When the shop counter works, that is... It would be nice to have the option to send for example crafted weapons to the weapon rack from one station and the crafted weapons from another station to the shop counter. The micro-management of such things can be tedious and steal time for funnier projects.