u/AdministratorQotra

Okay now HEAR ME OUT.

We've all been in the situation where we see an atlas node we want to run, but there are map nodes we are less excited about between here and there. What if we could tunnel to them?

We would pay an upfront cost in Sulphite to have Niko chart us an underground path to the node we want to go to. Naturally, the farther you go, the more Sulphite you'll need to fuel the drill cart, and surely GGG could come up with something clever here regarding different types of encounters depending on distance or surface nodes you're skipping (multiple phases, difficulty, objectives, cave biomes, chamber types, etc).

If you survive the encounter(s), congratulations, that distant map node is now unlocked and you can run it and progress your atlas from there. If you fail, well, tough luck, you'll have to try again once you have enough Sulphite.

Also resonators. I like those.

I'm the kind of seller that continuously reprices my items downwards in order to make quick sales. It would help me with merchant tab maintenance if I could see which of my current listings haven't sold in a bit, so I could adjust the price accordingly.

This info is already available on the trade site and in game trade listings, so this information is being stored somewhere. I know how to access this info, but going to another tab (or worse, to an internet browser) to look up my own items, and then back to the game to locate them within my own tabs, feels a bit silly.

Just an additional line in the tooltips would be great, but GGG loves to work themselves to death so I'm sure they could come up with something better.

Even if you (royal you) wouldn't ever use this feature, I imagine still wanting it to exist simply because people like me would use it, which would probably translate to more downwards price pressure in general.