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Hiho

Just started the game and (died alot) and asking:

what to do with the stuff someone finds and whats not used anyway. is it
possible to sell stuff ???

greetz
 
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"Andreas Huck" <blaaaaaaaa@t-online.de> wrote in message
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> Hiho
>
> Just started the game and (died alot) and asking:
>
> what to do with the stuff someone finds and whats not used anyway. is it
> possible to sell stuff ???

You can't sell stuff. Depending on your deity and what the item is, you
may be able to sacrifice it (but unless you're a follower of Nemelex Xobeh,
an altar probably won't be convenient). If you think something might be
useful at some point, stash it. Otherwise, just leave it.

--Jeremey
 
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Jeremey Wilson .-- .-. --- - . ---...

> You can't sell stuff. Depending on your deity and what the item is, you
> may be able to sacrifice it (but unless you're a follower of Nemelex Xobeh,
> an altar probably won't be convenient). If you think something might be
> useful at some point, stash it. Otherwise, just leave it.

That's one of my favourite features, no need to carry tons of scrap here
and there.

--
Loonie
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Respondit Pilatus quod scripsi scripsi.
http://www.crawl.iconrate.net/melee.php
 
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Loonie.pl.fr>, Loonie <loonie2@tlen.pl> wrote:
>Jeremey Wilson .-- .-. --- - . ---...
>>You can't sell stuff. Depending on your deity and what the item is, you
>>may be able to sacrifice it (but unless you're a follower of Nemelex Xobeh,
>>an altar probably won't be convenient). If you think something might be
>>useful at some point, stash it. Otherwise, just leave it.
>That's one of my favourite features, no need to carry tons of scrap here
>and there.

Given that in Angband you can only carry a small inventory and in NetHack
packratting is a (deliberate?) trap for the inexperienced player, I'm not
sure what roguelike you're comparing Crawl with here...
--
David Damerell <damerell@chiark.greenend.org.uk> flcl?
 
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David Damerell <damerell@chiark.greenend.org.uk> screamed:
> Loonie <loonie2@tlen.pl> wrote:
>> Jeremey Wilson .-- .-. --- - . ---...

>>> If you think something might be useful at some point, stash it.
>>> Otherwise, just leave it.
>> That's one of my favourite features, no need to carry tons of
>> scrap here and there.

> Given that in Angband you can only carry a small inventory and in
> NetHack packratting is a (deliberate?) trap for the inexperienced
> player, I'm not sure what roguelike you're comparing Crawl with
> here...

As you say, Angband and Nethack; no need to drag all that stuff back
to some shop for money, for example.

Of course when you fall prey to the Compulsive Sacrificing Disorder,
there's no real difference between dragging everything back to some
shop or to the Temple.

--
Tina the Invulnerable - the Favourite Plaything of the Resentful Noisy Grudge
 
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David Damerell .-- .-. --- - . ---...

>>That's one of my favourite features, no need to carry tons of scrap here
>>and there.
> Given that in Angband you can only carry a small inventory and in NetHack
> packratting is a (deliberate?) trap for the inexperienced player, I'm not
> sure what roguelike you're comparing Crawl with here...

Say ToME for example. You really need money there (lot of good staff is
available to buy), so instead of playing you have to travel here and there
with junk. Small inventory is a real pain, as it doesn't stop packratting,
but just make it more annoying.

--
Loonie
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Respondit Pilatus quod scripsi scripsi.
http://www.crawl.iconrate.net/melee.php
 
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Tina Hall <Tina_Hall@kruemel.org> wrote:
>David Damerell <damerell@chiark.greenend.org.uk> screamed:
>>Given that in Angband you can only carry a small inventory and in
>>NetHack packratting is a (deliberate?) trap for the inexperienced
>>player, I'm not sure what roguelike you're comparing Crawl with
>>here...
>As you say, Angband and Nethack; no need to drag all that stuff back
>to some shop for money, for example.

Well, dragging junk to a shop in NetHack certainly exceeds my boredom
threshold for the minimal gain, unless you're trying to price-plus-ID
armour and weapons.
--
David Damerell <damerell@chiark.greenend.org.uk> Distortion Field!
 
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David Damerell <damerell@chiark.greenend.org.uk> screeched:
> Tina Hall <Tina_Hall@kruemel.org> wrote:
>> David Damerell <damerell@chiark.greenend.org.uk> screamed:

>>> Given that in Angband you can only carry a small inventory and
>>> in NetHack packratting is a (deliberate?) trap for the
>>> inexperienced player, I'm not sure what roguelike you're
>>> comparing Crawl with here...
>> As you say, Angband and Nethack; no need to drag all that stuff
>> back to some shop for money, for example.

> Well, dragging junk to a shop in NetHack certainly exceeds my
> boredom threshold for the minimal gain, unless you're trying to
> price-plus-ID armour and weapons.

Possibly.... No, didn't do that. The shop-keepers don't have much
money, either. Hmmm... Altars, that was it, not shops. Drag all that
junk to an alter to buc-ID. I knew there was some reason why I
always ran back and forth in Nethack, though I wasn't quite sure
what the cause was...

--
Tina the Basher - a Follower of the Religiously Noontime Gobbler
 
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