mrminer reports: 1.2 suggestion: landfill servi ... #5011
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What about items that are not trashed, but dropped on ground (and later despawned). Would those be available in same manner too?
So if one trashes a book with all his secret passwords and locations, this book could go to the landfill instead?
Maybe stuff like books can become "garbled", because it's laying in some trash pile...
this would need to be limited at least to items without metadata
i love the sound of this. middens were an important part of medieval civilization.
a technical problem: if we wanted to just strip metadata out of dropped or trashed items, we'd e.g. forget that ponies ran out of pregnancies, allowing players to recycle their stale petz. the simplest solution to that is to just not put anything w/ metadata into the landfill, and delete it as normal.
another potential problem: build a mob farm near a landfill, and collect stuff w/ what would be an over-powered variant of a vacuum tube?
Perhaps don't put things into the nearest landfill but into a pool that gets randomly distributed to all existing landfills? That would disencourage mob farms but still keep the fun. You could even get intresting "forreign" trash.
for the mob farm - how would using landfill be better than using bunch of normal vactubes to collect the drops?
There needs to be a way to privately, safely and forever dispose of things. A player must not have a need t waste a thought on how to get rid of secrets.
At best I could see that items dropped on the ground and about to despawn in a city sphere of influence (read: inside the city, at best inside the protection) go to that landfill.
Items with meta must be excluded (or return to their "unset" stage)
But, do we really want to have landfill buildings? Landfills aren't particularly beautiful...
if nothing else, it's a challenge? i can imagine a steampunk garbage dump in bel azimut, involving lots of "crushing machines" and "conveyor belts". perhaps not beautiful, but it could still be interesting or amusing.
If we want such a thing we'll need a knight, a princess, a pirate and a teddybear pass through occasionally while attacked by some submerged alien creature.