Description:
Currently, @storeall only works when a storage is already open.
The suggestion is to allow players to deposit items directly into a predefined favorite storage without opening the storage window.
This feature would only work when the character has:
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A Kafra Card, consuming one card per use; or
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An active Kafra Storage Bell, with no additional item consumption.
The destination could be:
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The first storage in the player’s configured storage order; or
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A storage manually selected as the favorite storage.
The command would deposit the items directly into that storage. It would not open the storage interface.
To avoid changing the current behavior of @storeall, this could also be implemented as a separate command, for example:
@remotestoreall
@remotestoreall 4
The item-type values could remain the same:
all = -1
healing = 0
usable = 2
etc = 3
armor = 4
weapon = 5
card = 6
petegg = 7
petarmor = 8
ammo = 10
shadowgear = 12
Why is this a good idea?
During farming, characters frequently reach their weight limit.
Players already use Kafra Cards or the Kafra Storage Bell, select their farming storage, and then run @storeall. This suggestion only removes the repetitive steps of opening and selecting the same storage every time.
Benefits:
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Faster inventory management during farming.
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Fewer repetitive clicks.
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Better use of the favorite or reordered storage system.
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Preserves the existing cost of remote storage access.
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Does not affect drop rates, item generation, or character power.
What risks or downsides does it have?
Possible risks include:
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Depositing items into the wrong storage.
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Accidentally consuming a Kafra Card.
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Increasing the convenience of automated farming.
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Additional database operations if the command is spammed.
Possible safeguards:
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Require a favorite storage to be configured.
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Display the destination storage after each use.
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Display when a Kafra Card is consumed.
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Add a short cooldown.
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Block the command during trading, vending, or other restricted actions.
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Keep all current
@storeallitem-type filters and restrictions.
Example messages:
Items deposited into: Storage II
1 Kafra Card was consumed.
Remote deposit failed.
A Kafra Card or active Kafra Storage Bell is required.
Additional Info:
This would not create a new storage-access method.
It would simply combine the existing remote storage items with the existing @storeall functionality, allowing items to be deposited directly into a selected storage without opening its interface.
A separate command may be the safest implementation because it would preserve the current behavior of @storeall.