Mount Summoning Instrument Protection

This is a short suggestion.
A) allow /itemlock to work on mount summoning instruments (whistles, flutes, ocarinas) so when you can't drop/delete it and/or
B) Just make it a regular item. Why does drop destroy it? It's not like anyone less can pick it up. If you wanted to destroy it, then leave it behind in a chest or go to a rubbish bin

It's kinda weird how (afaik), they're the only items that get destroyed when dropped and can't be item locked

 

Yeah I can see this being annoying if one doesn't have classes all over the map.

 

My solution would that if item lock is toggled, then pressing Q with it in your hand doesn't destroy the instrument, and you have to press Q while in the menu to destroy it. That would give players the best of both worlds while keeping the functionality almost untouched.

 

Leaving items behind in chests isn't really an official way to get rid of them, and the rubbish bins are... how many people even know they exist? They're so old.

 

I know there's one in Detlas which is why if I ever do a proper inventory clean I go to Detlas. There is one in Corkus as well though. They are marked with though signs no? And, at least the one in Corkus is at the Center of the room

 

I had no idea Detlas had a trash can...

 

Not a trash can per se where it's like a chest, but there's like a cutout and a carpet and you throw items on to it and they disappear (presumably through a hopper to die in lava or something). Idk, I suppose its not that well marked.

 

It screams "ancient Wynn content that was never removed". Like, yeah, it's there, I know there's one in Detlas, but it's literally a hopper under a carpet, indicated by a sign. It's extremely unrefined and vanilla, and I expect that it'll be unceremoniously removed the moment Detlas is rebuilt. If the Bin was revived, it would have to use the trashcan model that exists now.

 

I don't mind if they remove it, so long as they keep some official way to destroy non-sellable items that doesn't rely on a bug/logical side effect. Oh well, you can drop them but you still run the risk of picking it back up again.

 

Yeah I still never knew ( I assumed so since Corkus City)