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Innkeepers can rent you a stash to store your valuables in town.
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Description
This mod is an attempt to enhance the management of the player's valuables when in town.
In vanilla, if you can't buy a house (either because you're in another faction or you don't have enough money), the only way for you to keep your items is to put them on the ground. I agree, this is safe. But I think this is also dirty. I think the game should allow a proper and "realistic" way to store our items even if we don't have a house.
Hence this mod, which adds to each inn of each major town (Berg, Monsoon and Levant) a stash to store your goods. But it's not free! As I don't want to break the game's immersion, I decided this stash would be available for renting. Default price is 50 silvers for 7 days, but you can change the default values using the ingame configuration menu.
When the rent expires, the stash will no more be available, until you rent it again.
If later you decide to buy the house in the same town, all your items will be transferred in the stash of the house, and the renting will not be allowed anymore.
Benefits from the "vanilla-ground" technique
You may ask "why should I bother to rent a stash, when I can simply put all my stuff in some bags on the ground?" Well, right now I see 2 great reasons.
1. Ingredients available for crafting
With my mod, all the items you store in the stash are automatically available for crafting! That means you can put all the ingredients in the stash, go to your alchemy campfire and you'll see all the ingredients in the stash are used for the recipes. And that's also true for survival crafting. But beware: this only works as long as you stay in the town (if would be too much cheated otherwise).
2. Show owned items quantities
The mod also shows the number of items you already own in the crafting result menu.
3. Show value rate information
For sellable items, the mod adds a "Value rate" information (value divided by weight).
4. Show human-readable durability information
All perishable items have a new "Durability" information showing it in a more convenient way (like "2d, 5h" for "2 days and 5 hours")
Known issues
If you buy a house, you need to quit the zone and come back for the mod to properly disable the renting and move your items to the stash of the house.
Todo list
Add localization (english only first).
Bugfixes?
Installation
This mod is an attempt to enhance the management of the player's valuables when in town.
In vanilla, if you can't buy a house (either because you're in another faction or you don't have enough money), the only way for you to keep your items is to put them on the ground. I agree, this is safe. But I think this is also dirty. I think the game should allow a proper and "realistic" way to store our items even if we don't have a house.
Hence this mod, which adds to each inn of each major town (Berg, Monsoon and Levant) a stash to store your goods. But it's not free! As I don't want to break the game's immersion, I decided this stash would be available for renting. Default price is 50 silvers for 7 days, but you can change the default values using the ingame configuration menu.
When the rent expires, the stash will no more be available, until you rent it again.
If later you decide to buy the house in the same town, all your items will be transferred in the stash of the house, and the renting will not be allowed anymore.
Benefits from the "vanilla-ground" technique
You may ask "why should I bother to rent a stash, when I can simply put all my stuff in some bags on the ground?" Well, right now I see 2 great reasons.
1. Ingredients available for crafting
With my mod, all the items you store in the stash are automatically available for crafting! That means you can put all the ingredients in the stash, go to your alchemy campfire and you'll see all the ingredients in the stash are used for the recipes. And that's also true for survival crafting. But beware: this only works as long as you stay in the town (if would be too much cheated otherwise).
2. Show owned items quantities
The mod also shows the number of items you already own in the crafting result menu.
3. Show value rate information
For sellable items, the mod adds a "Value rate" information (value divided by weight).
4. Show human-readable durability information
All perishable items have a new "Durability" information showing it in a more convenient way (like "2d, 5h" for "2 days and 5 hours")
Known issues
If you buy a house, you need to quit the zone and come back for the mod to properly disable the renting and move your items to the stash of the house.
Todo list
Add localization (english only first).
Bugfixes?
Installation
- If you haven't already, download and install BepInEx (note that Partiality Wrapper is not needed): instructions here
- Unzip this mod in your Outward folder
- Done! Now play Outward