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What if you could find furniture in the clockworks?

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Jue, 11/07/2013 - 09:52
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Was thinking of this with a friend of mine who said he'd like do decorate his guild hall, but getting the goodies is kinda pricey. I thought it'd be an interesting idea if you could find furniture from breaking junk placed around the clockworks?

Take Candlestick Keeps for example, I'm sure everyone has found those stacks of dusty books lying here and there and usually people bypassing them thinking they're usually just 1 crown or none at all; basically nothing to care about too much. Maybe people would be enticed to break stuff if those same books could contain furniture, such as a "Dusty Pile of Books" or maybe one of those chair stools could contain a "Dusty Purple Cushion".

Moving over to something like Wolver Dens, maybe those bushes and leaves could contain "Crab Grass" or "Green Leaves". You could think bigger and have something far more rare, such a themed "Grass Snipe" hidden in them as well. Clockwork paths could have something inside those hundreds of crates blocking our paths, such as "Gremlin Toolkits" or those occasional appearing bolt buckets contain scrapped construct parts such as, "Retrode Bulbs" or "Mechaknight Buckler".

These are just a few examples, they'd of course have a low drop rate (1% or so) which encourages you keep hunting for the more rare furniture like the Snipe. I could even go far as to think you could use some of the furniture as crafting (multiple Retrode parts = friendly Retrode?).

What would you guys think of this?

Jue, 11/07/2013 - 09:53
#1
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Shadowstarkirby
I'd like to provide artwork,

I'd like to provide artwork, but I've no skizzles in drawing, especially not on a computer haha.

Jue, 11/07/2013 - 12:38
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Bustware
+1

Cool idea, backing it up. And I hope you won't have to draw.

Jue, 03/20/2014 - 09:17
#3
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Shadowstarkirby
I'm going to bump

Didn't get much feedback on this, would actually like to hear more thoughts.

Jue, 03/20/2014 - 09:31
#4
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Usevnsevnsixfivfor
+100

The chance for furniture would have to be pretty rare or it would be a bit useless. But yeah, this is a great idea. Maybe 1/1000 grasses gets you a new "Clockworks Grass" and 1/1000 bushes gives a "Clockworks Bush", stuff like "Clockworks Tall Candle" "Clockworks Small Candle" "Clockworks Crimsonite Shard Pile" and the like.

Jue, 03/20/2014 - 14:18
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Rekkusu
I think it would be cooler if

I think it would be cooler if we could find furniture recipes in the clockworks and craft them with materials, would bring some new life to the clock works and maybe they should be sold by that biscotti fellow, he kinda feels useless now since we can grab a majority of the recipes off HoH

Vie, 03/21/2014 - 05:05
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Shadowstarkirby
@Rekkusu

Do you mean Basil? Basil is the chubby clockworks terminal merchant. Biscotti is the sloppy SK Anniversary chef that caused Caketastrophe.

I have to agree with finding unique recipes at Basil, after all he's a merchant, but I still would prefer if you could find furnishings in the clockworks since that actually gives you the joy and excitement of hunting goodies rather than just hoping Basil has the recipes you want. In fact, let's have both.

Vie, 03/21/2014 - 05:47
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Valorai
Heart of Valor.

Perhaps when you break books, there will be a chance they will drop a material. We could then craft the furniture using new recipes once we get enough of a specific material.

Vie, 03/21/2014 - 05:54
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Rekkusu
HAHAHA

woops his name is basil, I haven't had any reason to visit him in so long I forgot his name. XD

Yeah I guess your right people wouldn't explore the clockworks more with my method they'd just race to the terminal and rinse and repeat.

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