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Why do a lot (that I recall at least) of the BROWSE <item> items have silly "browse descriptions"?
Just one shopkeeper: Not one BROWSE was helpful...
<100%hp 98%m 96%mv> -22.56% 1 PM li
Item (Type)
<# $$$> a clump (XXX)
<# $$$> some stingers (XXX)
<# $$$> a vial (XXX)
<# $$$> a vial (XXX)
<# $$$> a paste (XXX)
<# $$$> a bag (XXX)
<# $$$> a flask (XXX)
Shopkeeper tells you 'Nothing but the finest for my customers!'
<100%hp 98%m 96%mv> -22.56% 1 PM browse stingers
Shopkeeper tells you 'It'll improve your heroes game by five points!'
<100%hp 98%m 96%mv> -22.56% 1 PM browse vial
Shopkeeper tells you 'Don't think about the price. Can you really afford NOT to have a vial?
<100%hp 98%m 96%mv> -22.56% 1 PM browse 2.vial
Shopkeeper tells you 'The Tower searched for it for centuries, now you can have it for the low, low price of ....!'
<100%hp 98%m 96%mv> -22.56% 1 PM browse bag
Shopkeeper tells you 'It'll improve your heroes game by five points!'
<100%hp 98%m 96%mv> -22.56% 1 PM browse flask
Shopkeeper tells you 'Don't go adventuring without one!'
Granted I see most of this on things like potions/pills/ingredients, etc. Is that the reason for being vague? And if so, why? I could understand this for ingredients, but potions/pills that you can identify, why not just be able to BROWSE through them to see what they do?"Then hunger proved more powerful than grief." - Count Ugolino and the Tower of Hunger
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