OK I know most people couldn't care less about the library but I have a few suggestions on how to improve game play as a curator.
1)Library should have no books at roundstart, this allows the curator to go through and make it much more personalised, also it removes the chore of going through the books and scanning them all into the database.
2)If that doesn't work, make it so that all roundstart books start already scanned in to the general inventory database, makes it a lot more realistic as in an actual workplace all the books would already be scanned in.
I know this is kind of nit picky but yeah, that's some suggestions that I'd like to see added.
Thanks
Suggestion: Roundstart library changes
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Re: Suggestion: Roundstart library changes
Hi there and welcome to the forums
Firstly this isnt the place for suggestions, the Ideas subforum serves that purpose
Secondly the library computer is currently disabled due to it being exploitable (you could easily lag the server with it)
Firstly this isnt the place for suggestions, the Ideas subforum serves that purpose
Secondly the library computer is currently disabled due to it being exploitable (you could easily lag the server with it)
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Re: Suggestion: Roundstart library changes
The shelves used to spawn empty, but it was changed at some point to start populated with random books. I forget how curator works because I haven't used the library mechanics in so long but it sounds like they should start scanned in too.
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Re: Suggestion: Roundstart library changes
If you want to personalize the library’s selection, remove those that are already there.
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