Remove picaxes and ocean fishing rods from sunken chests

[arubaro]

Please, this makes openning the chests so cumbersome. Why not add silk and gold so we chose if we want to craft them instead? There is no point of coming back to base with 4 fishing rods and 8 pickaxes

[chirsg]

4 hours ago, arubaro said:

Please, this makes openning the chests so cumbersome. Why not add silk and gold so we chose if we want to craft them instead? There is no point of coming back to base with 4 fishing rods and 8 pickaxes

For long sea voyages, that's why I keep furnace and ice bream on boat.

 

[arubaro]

1 hour ago, chirsg said:

For long sea voyages, that's why I keep furnace and ice bream on boat.

 

I though about that but my boat is already filled of stuff and i try to avoid placing stuff near the edge because structure collision and bumpers clunky placement so i try to build as less as possible

Already placed just 1 canon, i like to have 2, because i didnt have enough space

[Castiliano]

YES

[lowercase skye]

Like trawling from Shipwrecked, getting some almost-useless junk alongside the more valuable loot is part of the fun! I've been scratching my head thinking of anything to do with sea fishing rods (they're one of the few things I just toss in the scaled furnace), but for opulent pickaxes I've been ferrying them down to the ruins in bundles of 12 at a time and crafting them into pick/axes to use for mining petrified trees. Similarly, compasses are going into cartographer's tables near each boss arena, thulecite suits get deconstructed for extra thulecite, thermal stones slowwwly make their way to Antlion, and recipe cards/scrapbook pages all get erased down into papyrus. These sorts of weird questionably useful items that take clever thinking to find some niche use for are part of the appeal of "lootbox" type activities in DST imo, like trawling or whaling, and I'd personally find it lamer if treasures were purely just stuff that's instantly useful.

[arubaro]

9 hours ago, finn from human said:

Like trawling from Shipwrecked, getting some almost-useless junk alongside the more valuable loot is part of the fun! I've been scratching my head thinking of anything to do with sea fishing rods (they're one of the few things I just toss in the scaled furnace), but for opulent pickaxes I've been ferrying them down to the ruins in bundles of 12 at a time and crafting them into pick/axes to use for mining petrified trees. Similarly, compasses are going into cartographer's tables near each boss arena, thulecite suits get deconstructed for extra thulecite, thermal stones slowwwly make their way to Antlion, and recipe cards/scrapbook pages all get erased down into papyrus. These sorts of weird questionably useful items that take clever thinking to find some niche use for are part of the appeal of "lootbox" type activities in DST imo, like trawling or whaling, and I'd personally find it lamer if treasures were purely just stuff that's instantly useful.

I dont see anything fun on managing 10, 20 or whatever number of useless non stackable items in a 2x2 space...

There are other ways of adding items without much value without grinding players gears like... they already added with cookie cutter shells or salt that you can amass without farminf chests

The pickaxes are beyond useless with the addition of a reparaible pickhammer or the ruins pick/axe that also accurates in my base because is also an item in the drop pool but klei killed it by adding the smasher so we get 2 uselss pickaxes that takes space and makes sailing an uncofortable and time consuming experience

Atleast they could add so if i drop an item i cant pick it with space but needing to click on it. Is so annoying