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1. What good is a house?
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2. What good is a ship?
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3. I put my things into my cupboard and now they've vanished!
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| 1. What good is a house? |
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A. At the most technical, it's a place to store spare stuff. You can drop
it in the floor, and it'll be there when you get back. Other than that, it
doesn't have much game use. See ships for something more _technically_ useful.
For us hardcore fanatics, a house is more than just a place to store our
stuff. A house is where our alternate identity LIVES. It's nice to finish
up a quest, and come home, take off your adamantium boots, and chill for
a bit. It adds to the ambiance of the game.
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| 1. What good is a ship? |
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A. Like a house, a ship is a good place to store stuff. However, it also
allows for zero cost for traveling by ship. It can also be accessed from
anywhere, simply by changing travel mode to "Ship". This makes it much more
useful in a house.
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However, in the opinion of many hardcore fanatics, a ship takes away from
the ability to suspend disbelief. The ability to board it with the click
of a button, the fact that you can't go into port and see your ship among
others, etc. takes away from the ambiance, IMHO.
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| 3. I put my things into my cupboard and now they've vanished! |
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A. Things in the cupboard just vanish. The latest patch doesn't fix this,
it just denies access to the cupboard. Advice: just leave stuff on the floor.
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