What is your suggestion?:
I think Shooting Stars could use a small quality-of-life change where the resources obtained from mining a Shooting Star are automatically sent to your bank when your inventory is full.
Currently, if your inventory fills up while mining a star, you can no longer mine it until you make room in your inventory. This is especially problematic with Shooting Stars because they don't last very long and there is already a race to get to them before they're depleted.
Is this in OSRS?:
idk
Has this suggestion been accepted already?:
no
How would this benefit Alora?:
This wouldn't increase the amount of resources a player can obtain from a star or make the stars more rewarding. It would simply remove unnecessary downtime and make the existing mechanic feel smoother.
If your inventory is full, the resources you mine could automatically be deposited into your bank, assuming there is room for them/a placeholder exists. If the bank is also full and there is nowhere for the item to go, the normal inventory-full behavior could remain.
The main benefit would be that players wouldn't have to leave a Shooting Star just to bank their resources, especially when the star could disappear while they're gone.
Alora has already used similar bank-overflow functionality for other systems, so I think this would fit well as a QoL improvement.
Shooting Stars are already very competitive because of how quickly they can be depleted.
This change wouldn't make the stars last longer or increase their rewards—it would simply prevent players from losing mining time because their inventory happened to fill up.
