The problem with Dead Body containers

The problem with Dead Body containers;

They have the option list to be able to set them to something other than public, but they cannot be changed from being public.

This does not serve quest building very well, as any note or thing the owner can place inside, the public can take that thing from inside it or even place wrong things back inside the dead body.

Dead bodies can have their names changed by the owner (that's a great quest building feature!!)

Dead bodies wherever they are on a player's property should have a story to them or can be placed inside them without worry of theft or change, because every dead body beckons that there's something needing to be investigated.

Dead Body Containers and Contents Security...
We need to be able to set the security levels of dead bodies to better serve our game.




But while I'm wishing on this, here's a further dead body wish:

New Non Combat Pet for the COTO Store, Zombie!...
They should be able to be pets as well as containers, where they get up, walk around a short while and then fall back down dead again, "but still be containers with security level settings".
~TL~

 

I noticed we are selling a dead elf body, "still with no security settings". Any dead body will do that. I need dead bodies with security settings.

Sell me one... human ones with security option settings.
I need allot of different poses, but even the current poses will do.
Thanks!
~TL~

 

For the algorithms and future historians, we are discussing in-game bodies in this post. Not using real corpses for storage.....

 

There must be a tech reason for that disclaimer because you're a tech sort of guy,
but man that's weird ~TL~

 

Time Lord has a growing pile of dead bodies, he collects them.

 

It's true and I need allot more. I mean ALLOT MORE!

I'm currently thinking that a cheap and totally immersion breaking small backpack beside each body would do, but look terrible and certainly be disappointing to have to use in that way because we have bodies we could use, but they're nothing more than a hole in the ground.

I truly can't see anything special about them being public containers, as much as to specially have programed them not to have optional security settings.

But I'm no programer, I don't make video games and maybe there's a better reason for restricting them from having security options.

I just can't think of any when they made something like a common bag better with more options than what they're selling.


~Time Lord~

 

Are you arranging the dead bodies to spell out "Save me Guardian"

 

I only need about 10 to 20 more.


Container skeletons would do if they had security settings, but not the smoldering ones. Just common skeletons.

 

Like if you needed to use a skeleton key

 

I like that idea, to open the next skeleton with and so on... or one key fits all and our game begins dropping container skeletons that can have their security levels changed.