Suggestion Title: Crates for small things (Bazaar)
Suggestion Description: (little chests)Crates that are about the size of the plastic crates, where you can put in one item sort at a time like bandages, stimpacks, zipties, lockpicks, suppressors, mags, scopes etc. When the customer buys with e it will pull out one of the items.
Alternetive:
You set up one item for display like normal, but if one gets sold it will be taken out of the storage, and the item that is displayed will stay.
Why should this be added?:
Would save a lot of props at the Bazaar and would widen the sell portfolio of the sellers
What negatives could this have?:
It could be a bit of work to program, but I think it would solve a lot of small issues.
What problem would this suggestion solve?: lagging at bazaar. would save strain on the server performance. Maybe it would also allow the shopowners to base more, because they have more props left. Widen the product portfolio, which is often criticized at the bazaar. And it would make the shops look better and not so stuffed.
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Suggestion Description: (little chests)Crates that are about the size of the plastic crates, where you can put in one item sort at a time like bandages, stimpacks, zipties, lockpicks, suppressors, mags, scopes etc. When the customer buys with e it will pull out one of the items.
Alternetive:
You set up one item for display like normal, but if one gets sold it will be taken out of the storage, and the item that is displayed will stay.
Why should this be added?:
Would save a lot of props at the Bazaar and would widen the sell portfolio of the sellers
What negatives could this have?:
It could be a bit of work to program, but I think it would solve a lot of small issues.
What problem would this suggestion solve?: lagging at bazaar. would save strain on the server performance. Maybe it would also allow the shopowners to base more, because they have more props left. Widen the product portfolio, which is often criticized at the bazaar. And it would make the shops look better and not so stuffed.
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