Hie,
Perhaps it will be easier for users to display coin value of an object an other way.
Actually you can have "25986539 copper" I propose to display coin value this way 2598G 65S 39C. this way is more easy to compare two object.
Because isn't easy to know that 25986539 copper is more than 300 Gold.
An other reason, is that in the inventory, we know already khow many gold silver and copper coins the hero had.
I have already write this modification in my personnal tyrant.
What do you think?
My prefered methods is to "round" the coin values to 2 significant figures. That way you can express every value using a single coin type, e.g.
12 copper 47 silver 3 gold (= 30 silver) 16000 gold
Incidentally, anyone think we should shift the coin values e.g. so that:
1 gold = 100 silver 1 silver = 100 copper?
This would make gold coins a bit more serious in value
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Hie,
Perhaps it will be easier for users to display coin value of an object an other way.
Actually you can have "25986539 copper" I propose to display coin value this way 2598G 65S 39C. this way is more easy to compare two object.
Because isn't easy to know that 25986539 copper is more than 300 Gold.
An other reason, is that in the inventory, we know already khow many gold silver and copper coins the hero had.
I have already write this modification in my personnal tyrant.
What do you think?
My prefered methods is to "round" the coin values to 2 significant figures. That way you can express every value using a single coin type, e.g.
12 copper
47 silver
3 gold (= 30 silver)
16000 gold
Incidentally, anyone think we should shift the coin values e.g. so that:
1 gold = 100 silver
1 silver = 100 copper?
This would make gold coins a bit more serious in value