Make weapons, rings and shoes shippable via Shipping Bin

Bawby

Bawby

Farmer
That always struck me as weird. Why aren't they able to be shipped? Marlon hasn't banned Lewis from the guild because you can still ship monster loot. Sure, shipping a weapon may potentially be dangerous, but for crying out loud, no more than a bomb!
 
FilthyGorilla

FilthyGorilla

Local Legend
Freizeitfarmer said:
It doesn't really bother me that you can't sell weapons via the shipping bins.
But it would be interesting to sell weapons to Clint and get iron or something similar in return... especially in the beginning.
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I agree, it's never been something that could be impactful anyway, you get like 100g for most items and they aren't things you're getting in bulk, you're better throwing it away in the mines and just picking up a gem instead.
 
Bawby

Bawby

Farmer
FilthyGorilla said:
I agree, it's never been something that could be impactful anyway, you get like 100g for most items and they aren't things you're getting in bulk, you're better throwing it away in the mines and just picking up a gem instead.
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Of course that makes sense, but there's an impractical part in my brain that hates doing that. I can't stand tossing things to the side and I can't stand throwing them away for a fraction of the price no matter how much money I've got. Of course I'll trade out the weapon for something worth more, but I'm taking it with me if I have room.
Oh, well. Chest close to Marlon just for weapons to sell works well enough for me.
 
Draconifors

Draconifors

Farmer
Bawby said:
Of course that makes sense, but there's an impractical part in my brain that hates doing that. I can't stand tossing things to the side and I can't stand throwing them away for a fraction of the price no matter how much money I've got. Of course I'll trade out the weapon for something worth more, but I'm taking it with me if I have room.
Oh, well. Chest close to Marlon just for weapons to sell works well enough for me.
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I agree. I hate throwing away items, so whenever I fill up my inventory in the Skull Caverns, I carefully pick what to throw away to pick up a more valuable item.
 
FilthyGorilla

FilthyGorilla

Local Legend
Bawby said:
Of course that makes sense, but there's an impractical part in my brain that hates doing that. I can't stand tossing things to the side and I can't stand throwing them away for a fraction of the price no matter how much money I've got. Of course I'll trade out the weapon for something worth more, but I'm taking it with me if I have room.
Oh, well. Chest close to Marlon just for weapons to sell works well enough for me.
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Yeah I guess so, though I like to think of it in the way of "well I could make x by going and selling these weapon but in that same time I could run sc and get twice that much!"
 
Lew Zealand

Lew Zealand

Helper
Bawby said:
Of course that makes sense, but there's an impractical part in my brain that hates doing that. I can't stand tossing things to the side and I can't stand throwing them away for a fraction of the price no matter how much money I've got. Of course I'll trade out the weapon for something worth more, but I'm taking it with me if I have room.
Oh, well. Chest close to Marlon just for weapons to sell works well enough for me.
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Agreed 100% but if you play Minecraft for any period of time and enjoy the exploration and search for rare things you want to build with, you get used to the economics of tossing theoretically valuable things way to retain actually valuable things. The longer trip you take from home, the more refined your Inventory becomes with you tossing out Cooked Fish to keep Dark Oak saplings and tossing out that 3rd Night Vision potion to keep a Mangrove seed/sapling thing.

It makes the ease of dropping off things in Stardew Valley seem like a luxury.
 
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