GuiardoTuneweaver
Staff Emeritus
Could the new spoiling food changes activate only when it is food with stats being replaced? It would solve several problems with the current implementation:
- I you have food in your inventory, and get food summoned to you from a mage/cleric/druid/etc, one of your normal food gets eaten.
- When tradeskilling, lots of recipies require a water flask (and for baking, I'm assuming food). When you buy this water, it gets put in your first open slot. If you don't happen to have other water in front of your first open slot, then when you either pick up the last one to use it, or pick up the stack to move it to a more convenient spot to use with the tradeskill container, one gets spoiled.
- When foraging, foraged food goes in the first empty slot. If you don't happen to have food in front of your first empty slot, you'll lose one of the foraged food when you go to move it.
If the spoilage were changed such that it only activates when a stat-food is being replaced, it wouldn't spoil non-stat food that is obviously not being protected by force feeding other food.
P.S. Once again, thanks to the people who had to exploit this and make it a royal pain for the rest of us.
- I you have food in your inventory, and get food summoned to you from a mage/cleric/druid/etc, one of your normal food gets eaten.
- When tradeskilling, lots of recipies require a water flask (and for baking, I'm assuming food). When you buy this water, it gets put in your first open slot. If you don't happen to have other water in front of your first open slot, then when you either pick up the last one to use it, or pick up the stack to move it to a more convenient spot to use with the tradeskill container, one gets spoiled.
- When foraging, foraged food goes in the first empty slot. If you don't happen to have food in front of your first empty slot, you'll lose one of the foraged food when you go to move it.
If the spoilage were changed such that it only activates when a stat-food is being replaced, it wouldn't spoil non-stat food that is obviously not being protected by force feeding other food.
P.S. Once again, thanks to the people who had to exploit this and make it a royal pain for the rest of us.