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I feel like I remember these having been mentioned before, but I wanted to pull together my handful of requests for the locksmith toolkits:
1. Increase the total number of components that can be held at a time.
2. If not an increase of every component, can we at least increase the total number of vials? I find myself having to store a ton of them since the kit can only hold 10 at a time.
3. What are the odds of updating wedges to also bundle with the toolkits? With them being something like 2 pounds each, it would make life SO much easier if they could simply be counted as part of the toolkit.
4. It's obviously my fault for doing it, but occasionally, I'll forget to open mine when attempting a disarm and then get stuck in 15 seconds of RT because my toolkit was closed. Is it possible to update the mechanic to allow you to use the components inside regardless of whether or not the toolkit is open?
- Palcron
<4. It's obviously my fault for doing it, but occasionally, I'll forget to open mine when attempting a disarm and then get stuck in 15 seconds of RT because my toolkit was closed. Is it possible to update the mechanic to allow you to use the components inside regardless of whether or not the toolkit is open?>
Why close it? Even if you're storing stuff in it, it's not like thieves have been an issue for years and even if there were still problems with it only ones that want to get caught are going to target a locksmith...
Starchitin, the OG
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Why close it? Even if you're storing stuff in it, it's not like thieves have been an issue for years and even if there were still problems with it only ones that want to get caught are going to target a locksmith...
Starchitin, the OG
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