Trash Items VS Break Items; Add item tooltip to confirmation of Breaking Item.

Is there a reason why anyone would want to trash an item instead of breaking it to salvage fragments from the item? If there is no reason, please remove the button so that players do not accidentally destroy items.

Also, in the confirmation popup, it would help to see the tooltip of the item we are about to destroy - just to confirm that we are destroying the correct item.

Hegorn wrote:

Is there a reason why anyone would want to trash an item instead of breaking it to salvage fragments from the item? If there is no reason, please remove the button so that players do not accidentally destroy items.

Also, in the confirmation popup, it would help to see the tooltip of the item we are about to destroy - just to confirm that we are destroying the correct item.

As a player grows in power, common items are just...plain common to him. To break a common item and receive common fragments has no use to that player, as he wouldn't want to craft common items.

RuneSlayer wrote:

Hegorn wrote:

Is there a reason why anyone would want to trash an item instead of breaking it to salvage fragments from the item? If there is no reason, please remove the button so that players do not accidentally destroy items.

Also, in the confirmation popup, it would help to see the tooltip of the item we are about to destroy - just to confirm that we are destroying the correct item.

As a player grows in power, common items are just...plain common to him. To break a common item and receive common fragments has no use to that player, as he wouldn't want to craft common items.

He would certainly want to sell them at least. Or even just give them to lower level guild mates.

Hegorn wrote:

RuneSlayer wrote:

Hegorn wrote:

Is there a reason why anyone would want to trash an item instead of breaking it to salvage fragments from the item? If there is no reason, please remove the button so that players do not accidentally destroy items.

Also, in the confirmation popup, it would help to see the tooltip of the item we are about to destroy - just to confirm that we are destroying the correct item.

As a player grows in power, common items are just...plain common to him. To break a common item and receive common fragments has no use to that player, as he wouldn't want to craft common items.

He would certainly want to sell them at least. Or even just give them to lower level guild mates.

Or just be a selfish bastard and delete it permanently so as to make room in his inventory.

Is it possible to return some resources (wood, stone, iron, gold) from trashing items?

Yeenky wrote:

Is it possible to return some resources (wood, stone, iron, gold) from trashing items?

Currently, when you are breaking an item you only receive fragments.

RuneSlayer wrote:

Hegorn wrote:

RuneSlayer wrote:

Hegorn wrote:

Is there a reason why anyone would want to trash an item instead of breaking it to salvage fragments from the item? If there is no reason, please remove the button so that players do not accidentally destroy items.

Also, in the confirmation popup, it would help to see the tooltip of the item we are about to destroy - just to confirm that we are destroying the correct item.

As a player grows in power, common items are just...plain common to him. To break a common item and receive common fragments has no use to that player, as he wouldn't want to craft common items.

He would certainly want to sell them at least. Or even just give them to lower level guild mates.

Or just be a selfish bastard and delete it permanently so as to make room in his inventory.

Alright, I suppose those players do exist... The foolish ones who dont realize that fragments do not use any extra inventory space. I didnt know if you were catering towards those players though. Fair enough - they deserve to play games too, right?

My bigger concern was that there was no tooltip to confirm that I am destroying the correct item (break or trash).

Also as a low priority feature, it would also be nice to see the chances of making different types of fragments when breaking an item.