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[Random Spark]

So i was playing around in Adventure mode looking for a back pack.

found some coins.

Put them into my storage.

...wait. WHERE?

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[smirk]

...huh. Maybe since it had a splatter on it, the game decided to treat it as a valid container? Not sure if contaminants use the container system, though. Needs testing for reproducibility.

You should save yer game with that bug, upload it to the DFFD, and then add it as a bug on the Bug Tracker.

[Rumrusher]

...huh. Maybe since it had a splatter on it, the game decided to treat it as a valid container? Not sure if contaminants use the container system, though. Needs testing for reproducibility.

You should save yer game with that bug, upload it to the DFFD, and then add it as a bug on the Bug Tracker. feature on the wiki

looks like we can make bomb arrows now.

[Random Spark]

The save game is gone. After killed tons of baddies i figured I'd go on over to a camp and figure out what kind of bandits are in the area.

Apparently master bowmen and incredibly powerful lashers.


Well.

Moving right along, time to start up a new character i guess and do some more work.

[Scow2]

Coins seem to be so small and light they can be put into ANYTHING, including other coins. Dunno why, but I had coins inside coins inside coins inside coins.

[Deus Asmoth]

Coins seem to be so small and light they can be put into ANYTHING, including other coins. Dunno why, but I had coins inside coins inside coins inside coins.

Yo dawg, I heard you like coins...

[DSnow]

Haha.

I just tried it and coins will go into anything. Arrows, other coins, a scepter. I also put a gold coin into some giant coyote meat, and then I ate the meat. I'm not sure where the coin went :/

edit- Yup. I dropped my money pouch, picked up a single coin, put it in some water and then drank the water. The coin is now gone, presumably working it's way through the digestive system of my poor adventurer.

[Wimopy]

Haha.

I just tried it and coins will go into anything. Arrows, other coins, a scepter. I also put a gold coin into some giant coyote meat, and then I ate the meat. I'm not sure where the coin went :/

edit- Yup. I dropped my money pouch, picked up a single coin, put it in some water and then drank the water. The coin is now gone, presumably working it's way through the digestive system of my poor adventurer.

Ever hear of the king (I think, though I forget a lot) that ate stuff with gems powdered on/with gold.
I guess biting the gold coin has a whole new meaning. Now if the dwarven toilet were added......

[Random Spark]

So we can string a few dozen coins together?

You can store coins in food, and the food is consumed thus destroying the coin.

Presumably if you store a body of coins in side of a single coin, when you pay for an item with that one "Master" coin then all your money is essentially gone.

So that is not a very smart way to store your dosh which is a shame.

I have been putting coins into my arrows and shooting/throwing them. If we could make a copper coin explode on impact i would say we have a definedRaw Mod of the Year.

[Demki]

Eh, I always put spare coins in my large steel daggers... not to mention shields.

[MrWillsauce]

Do coins kept in an object actually effect that object's mass at all? If so, theoretically you could make slade-level dense weapons if you had enough dosh.

[My Name is Immaterial]

Yes! I've need a way for my BC adventurer to carry coins, as I can NEVER find a backpack.

[DSnow]

Do coins kept in an object actually effect that object's mass at all? If so, theoretically you could make slade-level dense weapons if you had enough dosh.

I don't think so. I played around with it and the mass of the storage object didn't change as I put coins into it.