One minor annoyance I have is that as a thief, if you accumulate a significant number of keys, it takes a good bit of time to cycle through your inventory. So I'd suggest having all the keys stored in a key ring inventory item, which would function as all the keys at once. When frobbed onto a door, it would open if the correct key was on the ring, and produce a "No keys fit" message if the thief lacked the proper key. I'd still like to see the keys dropped individually, for many reasons, but any key a thief picks up should be added to the ring.
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Originally posted by GrankActually if you walk up to a door with no key out and frob the door the right key will pop up to be used if its in your inventory.Nearly all men can stand adversity -- if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.
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Originally posted by LaughingRatOriginally posted by DarkBillI know, and that's nice. My gripe is that if I have lots of keys, either getting my inventory back to nothing selected after using a key or cycling through my inventory to find something is painful.Nearly all men can stand adversity -- if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.
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Originally posted by LaughingRatWhy do you have to cycle through your inventory all that often, anyway? Most of the things in there can be hotkeyed for immediate use.Nearly all men can stand adversity -- if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.
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Originally posted by DarkBillMost thing are, but some aren't. Often I want to check to see exactly what I have in my inventory, or to drop something, or to use something that I don't have bound to a key. I've found myself doing it often enough for this to become an annoyance.
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The only problem I see with a key ring is that players would be unable to cycle through the keys to find out which he held. In aquatone this would be particularly problematic, with the 5-6 different keys needed to access different areas. That is, unless selecting the key ring listed all the names of the keys held.
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Amen about the food! I can't tell you how many times I've died because I'm running away from a guard cycling thru the food looking for a speed potion. (Yes, since then I've hotkeyed speed, but I had to get creative on which key to use cuz I'm running out). Spiders and Bourgeois are the worst when it comes to food.
Keyring is a good idea. Perhaps when the keyring is displayed as an inventory item, and you Use it without a door, it centers on screen in a sub-list format horizontally (every key displayed), with the names under each key. Cycle thru items button cycles thru sub menu until Frob is pressed again to return it to corner
Same goes with food, but instead of a Key Ring group item, call it a Fridge. Ha ha, ok, call it a Food Satchel.
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Originally posted by BuhoKeyring is a good idea. Perhaps when the keyring is displayed as an inventory item, and you Use it without a door, it centers on screen in a sub-list format horizontally (every key displayed), with the names under each key. Cycle thru items button cycles thru sub menu until Frob is pressed again to return it to corner.Nearly all men can stand adversity -- if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.
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Originally posted by OccamThe only problem I see with a key ring is that players would be unable to cycle through the keys to find out which he held. In aquatone this would be particularly problematic, with the 5-6 different keys needed to access different areas. That is, unless selecting the key ring listed all the names of the keys held.
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