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Haggler | Thu 04-May-06 01:11 PM |
Member since 30th Jun 2005
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#13058, "One for exploration"
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I have a question that I thought was straightforward, but then I found something that made me step back and ask "wtf, mate?"
(Why) Can an item have two long descriptions? Such that, if I look at one keyword I see one description of the item but if I look at another keyword I see a totally different description of the item? I thought it wasn't possible. I know it makes me wonder if I've missed hints in other item descriptions after seeing one of these suckers.
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Haggler | Thu 04-May-06 04:47 PM |
Member since 30th Jun 2005
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#13064, "Clarification"
In response to Reply #1
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Basically, (I don't know if it's kosher to post the item here) but I ran into an item where one of the keywords of the items triggered another description. I've had items where looks runes or look etching or what-have-you showed me more detail, but this is the only time that I can think of where after the extra detail, it went back and gave the next line:
is a object_type, made of material, and weighs X pounds Y ounces
again, as it had. For instance:
This object, a sword, can be referred to as 'sword etchings etched'.
look sword:
a sword is here.
a sword is a sword, made of steel, and weighs 1 pound 0 ounces.
look etchings:
you notice the intricate design of valguarnera's bone structure here.
->a sword is a sword, made of steel, and weighs 1 pound 0 ounces.
Usually, this last line doesn't tend to show up...does it?
My point is, should the keyword for more description be in an item's short name? It definitely isn't _always_ there.
Thanks for the speedy reply. I know I nitpick, btw. Thanks for caring anyhow.
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