Nexus Clash

This does not make sense story-wise. The item is removed from inventory because it is "worse than destroyed", in other words it is damaged so much it is effectively just scrap. I can imagine a mechanics that automatically drops a "junk metal / tattered cloth / pile of wood splinters /...

Using up a random item would probably be the most "fair" selection criteria, but it could introduce yet another type of "RNG hates me" grumblings

But which item would actually be used when player clicks the use/eat/drink/etc button? The newest item? The oldest? A random item from a stack? Something else?

This may feel like an unimportant detail but it is still a decision to be made before such feature is implemented...

Devil's advocate mode: While in this particular case this smells like a bug, I can also imagine cases where it would be a feature - what if a player does not want to give each pet an unique name but just to mass-rename all pets to a custom "type' (e.g. "Dire Wolf" instead of just pla...

Two extra memes, outside of the contest, just to get them out of my mind.

Thirteenth Arrow sounds like an interesting name for a Skill...

Dear Sir, you got the attention of our misfit family. Upon consideration, most of us would benefit from learning ATW. Here are our meeting notes, in case you are interested: Badziew The Eccentric build: wandering petmaster, sometimes plinking NPCs with innate bow conclusion: DOABLE details: the bow ...

My obligatory low-effort submission

I would like to remind you, just in case, that "new weapons" does not necessarily mean "different weapon stats". There is nothing in game code that prevents us from making a duplicate weapon type that has exactly the same stats as some existing weapon type and differs only in nam...

From story perspective, a map tile is not necessarily a single, bare room where everyone can see everyone else, but instead it usually represents a larger and more complex area, full of various things (walls, plants, furniture, etc) that block line of sight -- so the narrative could as well be any o...