NikoD0esC0mbo
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What is the suggestion about?
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How can this idea help to improve JartexNetwork?
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NikoDoesCombo
What is the suggestion about?
Skyblock Menu
Description:
So the new Skyblock Menu is really annoying since it takes up 1 inventory space and as a pvper that really annoyed since i can put my bow or kb sword there. You can just put it somewhere and forget about it but when you relog it is back in that spot and deletes whatever item was in thats lot. Because of this I lost my bow. Thankfully for me that was just a bow and nothing special but if someone has something very valuable like a rank voucher and it gets reseted than thats a major loss. Not only is it very annoying and gets in the way but it can be the cause of major losses and in my opinion you should add a way to disable it or remove it since alot of people dont even use it and just get rid of it some do but majority gets rid of it.
How can this idea help to improve JartexNetwork?
Because of this people might quit the gamemode. Since i as mentiond it deleted anything which is in that spot after u relog so if u have like a SkyGod voucher(Rank) or like 64 versaces like my friend did last season and you log out and relog thats gone and players might rage because of this and quit since they put all the effort and it was useless because of an item. I dont have that much of a problem about it taking up a space since i just put it in my pv for the time being but I the part that it can delete anything in that hotbar slot is something that needs to be fixed since players can quit because of that.
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I hope this get fixed and not denied since it is a very major issue if you think about it. Anything literally anything can be deleted if you log out. And if you log out then remember that u had stuff in the 9 slot you cant do anything because to get it out the 9 slot you have to log back it and if you login its already gone.
