Enshrouded Should Adopt This Terraria Quality-of-Life Feature

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So picture this: it’s January 2024, and Enshrouded just dropped. It’s been getting mad updates cuz the devs actually listen to players. Mind-blowing, right? They’ve tossed in fresh combat stuff, new dungeon vibes—you name it, they’re on it. But here’s the kicker—somehow they forgot that sweet backpack-to-chest auto-dump. I mean, come on! Terraria nailed this ages ago. They should probably take notes or something.

Survival crafting games, they’re a juggling act, aren’t they? You want it organized, kind of like arranging socks by color—but too much, and suddenly it feels like you’re vacuuming the whole dang house. Snooze town. But hey, make it too easy, and why bother playing, right? That’s where I think Terraria shines. It’s like this constant gold standard everyone should look at. Seriously, when did survival games become half home-ec?

Now get this, in Terraria, one magic button dumps stuff from your bag to chests like it’s nothing. Imagine you’ve got this stack of Ebonwood—you hit the button, bam, all sorted like magic. It’s like the game’s doing your laundry for you. They gotta make Enshrouded do this too, without needing you to poke every chest like some wild scavenger hunt.

Actually, Enshrouded does have a feature like this. You hit Shift + R, and boom, items away. Why they limit it to just when chests are open is beyond me. Let us, players, have our lazy fantasy life too, you know? Magic chests are already a thing, so just extend that fairy dust to the backpack. Easy peasy, if you ask me.

Moving on, there’s talk about adding name tags to chests. Cool, I guess, but here’s a thought—why not take a leaf outta Path of Exile’s book? Imagine having ‘Affinity’ tags. You slap one on, say, an ‘Equipment’ chest, and ta-da, it sucks in all your idle armor and knick-knacks like some vacuum. Bet you’re thinking, isn’t that too much convenience? Well, maybe, but isn’t life already hard enough?

We could make it even more interesting—like, you gotta unlock this feature. Sounds obnoxious, but hear me out. Nothing says satisfaction like working your way up to a Super-Duper Magic Chest that makes your life easier. You’d scavenge the Shroud Cores for these babies. If you ask me, totally worth the effort.

Then there’s the thought of adding NPC helpers. We’ve already got villagers crawling around doing who knows what. Why not throw a few more into the mix? You could do some wacky quests and get one to act as your personal organizer. Dump your hoard on them, and they become your very own Marie Kondo. The game needs this, I’m telling you. Let’s keep our fingers crossed they hear this wishful thinking.

There it is—a glorious, tangled web of ideas and sidetracks. Fingers crossed it rambles its way into something useful in those game dev ears. Here’s hoping Enshrouded takes the leap into this chaotic sea of feature requests soon.