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Please please tie the Packages at Drozana to a slider. :-)

toslover#1432 toslover
toslover#1432
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edited September 2014 in Tribble - General Discussion and Feedback
I have 168 slots in my Inventory and I've found that, to fill the entire Inventory, it takes that many clicks with my mouse which, if one is trying to rack up the Energy Credits, can not only take a long time, but also be very hard on their wrist.

I implore you guys to please tie the packages on Drozana's testing station to a slider, perhaps the same way you have the items in the Commodities and Replicator section. :) (if you guys could stack the packages similar to how you stacked the Neural Processors in the Omega Pack, that'd be even better; it would give people less of an issue with clicking and, with the items being stacked, the Inventory could hold more which would mean less time there which equals more time testing other stuff) :)

I apologize for begging like this; I normally don't do that, but I'm thinking, not only of myself, but everyone else who is in the same situation. :)
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Comments

  • aikuchiiaikuchii Member Posts: 11 Arc User
    edited September 2014
    Why do that? Wouldn't it be easier if they just increased the credit and dill box to give you one million each instead of 10k and 20k.
  • mightybobcncmightybobcnc Member Posts: 3,354 Arc User
    edited September 2014
    That would be easier but I believe Borticus said they can't do that due to some quirk with the way the system works. It would divide by 0 if they made the packages give out more than they already do. So yeah, in the interim, slider would be nice.
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