Request for adjustment to event storage NPCFollow

As you probably know, the latest update added an NPC that can hold your event-related items. From the update details:

"A new option allowing adventurers to store equipment and furnishings obtained from special events has been introduced. Conditions are as follows:

-Special equipment and furnishings of both normal and high quality may be stored. It is not possible to trade several of these items at once, however.
-A key item for proof of storage will not be provided for stored special event items. It is possible to check which items have been stored by speaking with the NPC.
-A fee of 500 gil must be paid to retrieve stored items.
-Enchanted items will be set to the maximum recast time when retrieved from storage.
-Enchanted items with a limited number of uses cannot be stored.
-Only yukata specific to the character’s gender can be stored."

According to the above limitations, there are several items that should be able to be stored, but cannot. They are as follows:

Bronze Moogle Belt
Silver Moogle Belt
Gold Moogle Belt
Rabbit Belt
Mandragora Belt
Worm Belt
Red Sash
Dash Sash
Fortune Egg
Happy Egg

I have submitted this list to Square-Enix via the Comments & Suggestions e-mail form, and requested that the Event Storage NPC be updated to accept these items. If you are of a similar opinion, please submit a request to Square-Enix by browsing to https://secure.playonline.com/supportus/exmf.html and selecting "Comments & Suggestions".

If you talk to the NPC about what kinds of items he/she/(it?) accepts, it only accepts furnishings, head armor, body armor and leg armor. Hopefully they will soon support waist armor. I also noticed that it doesnt accept Trick staff II. But it does accept Treat staff II (or was it the other way around...?).

What is the point in making it so that you can only store items that are displayed on a character while wearing it? It makes no sense whatsoever ;_;

That's because they don't have a way to keep track of the remaining charges on it.

I think what they mean is items that can be stored are only ones that you see when you equip them, like legs, feet, head, body, gloves, weapons etc.

Items that can't be stored would be like earrings, rings, ammo, belts, neck armor, things that when you equip them, you can't see them on your character. Not that you have to be wearing it when you talk to the NPC ^^

I like that idea a lot. It would be nice to have an easy way to swap out event furniture to decorate our Mog Houses accordingly for each holiday without having to run back and forth to an NPC.
Kind of like that box in the attic or basement that a lot of people have that they drag out every so often to decorate their homes irl.

Edited, Tue Oct 11 13:54:32 2005 by LordAyin

Edited, Tue Oct 11 13:55:06 2005 by LordAyin

Part of the reasoning S-E might of used was that people may hold on to equipment that is not visible because of the stats that equipment has. In your example, people keep their eggs because they like the hp+1% or mp+1% stats on it, whereas someone keeping a trick staff is likely to do so because they like having a staff with a bat on the end. :3

I know costume belts are included in that logic, but anyway...

I have a considerable amount of free space now and my mog house doesn't look like it's decorated for Christmas & Easter at the same time anymore, so I'm happy for now.

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