Perhaps and actual timer? That would be nice.Īs a side note, they need to make it so you can edit your storage container description so you can label your boxes for different materials - other than the paints they have available.Today we are releasing A20.1 b6 as stable. Containers should also have something to symbolise that they're on that timer. IMO, they should have a system where after something is looted the items left inside are either despawn after X amount of time, or stacked with the other items that respawn after the timer is done. There shouldn't be any reason for anyone to store items in a house unless for immersion/aesthetic purposes. But a secure storage box is cheap, easy to make, and lockable. If people want to use containers as storage bins, that's okay. The safest way I've found is simply by emptying out everything, but that's lame. If it's working as intended, they really need to explain explicitly how the system works so the players can understand it. Originally posted by I agree, I doubt it is working as intended. I've been playing since Alpha 1.mightve been 2. In fact, there's the pointed disadvantage of having left your loot in it to begin with, so you didn't have it for the days that passed between.Īnd I remember a time when whatever was in the container was lost, or at least that there was a/several bugs related to losing items to pre-existing containers that triggered their respawn. Theres no extra loot here, nor even any advantage to doing it. You still had to be there on day 1 to loot it the first time, and then day 7 to loot it again the loot from day 1 is still in it, and then you take it, and get day 7's loot. You're not queueing up an extra respawn, though. Which is very new, which is why I was surprised, and why this still doesn't sound intended. The only new part of this mechanic is the ability to effectively queue up an extra respawn, and have two loot spawns available in a container.

Didn't matter if it was something you put in or something that spawned in there and you left in there after looking in it. (or not for many years anyway, although admittedly I wasn't around in the kickstarter days) Containers with anything in them (even random non-player created ones) didn't respawn if anything was in them. Originally posted by Shurenai:Which is likely part of why it was changed to how it is now, as it used to just respawn and overwrite whatever items was in it.

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