Can we just eliminate Shelves from the game?

Shelves should either be removed from the game or made to be some end game workbench recipe you have to unlock from a quest. Or make an upgradable log wall that has a shelf built in?

Again and again someone building shelves in the first few minutes and there's no scrap left for anything useful.

It's gotten to the point I don't pick up scrap any more, since so much gets wasted.

This morning, I was playing and it was probably going to be a bad game, but I had found a lot of fuel and upgraded the fire to level 5 pretty quickly. But no one had gotten any lumber, the workbench was still untouched, but we had a high about of scrap. Well, guess what happened? As so as the bench was upgraded, suddenly 25 shelves go up around the camp.

Last night I was in a game, where someone build a ton of shelves all round the level 4 camp's borderline. The cultist attacked and my 4 teammates all died. They were basically pinned inside their own camp, as the cultist shot arrows at them.

I like to be on the outskirts of the camp parameter picking off the cultists when they attack. But I saw the other players were basically sitting ducks, couldn't get over the shelves that walled them in. I wish I got a screenshot of it.

I know if you get rid of shelves, they'll just build rain storage sheds instead. I'm fine getting rid of those too. Replace it with a unique food storage locker you can set next to the crock pot.

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