The code for purchases and stack sizes needs to be remodeled.

Npc's shouldn't allow you to proceed with a purchase if the purchase would make you exceed the certain size limit of that stack.
ex) cheese stack size is 200, if you go to max, then purchase some more cheese with yellow tickets, the program will consume your yellow tickets, the animation of the purchase would display, and ( I believe this is how it may work) you will "recieve" some more cheese. However since the stack size for cheese is 200, it wont go over 200. And it would turn out that a mouse paid for nothing.

Event items like sham coins (seem) to have the same issue where you will stop adding to your pile of sham coins when you have reached a limit (200). However no indication that you are full is given, so until you notice you will stop receiving benefits.


Could there be notifications implemented that these things are happening?
ex) you make a purchase for 20 cheese stacks while you have 188 cheese stacks, the game checks if the result of those two would exceed 200. Purchase is denied and you recieve a notification via red text or text box saying you are full on cheese, or you will not be recieving (188+20)-200 cheese.
ex) you are playing as sham and you are at 199 sham coins. You get 20 mice in so instead of getting 3-2 sham coins, the game in this case gives you 1 along with a notification that you are full on sham coins.

OR how about something even more practical, when the certain stack is full, the game checks if you are full or not, and if you are instead of sending it to your inventory, it sends it to a mailbox in the village that keeps a certain amount of stuff.

/support to a confirm/warning when you want to "waste" currency by buying an item you already have maximum stack on

/no support to your "mailbox" idea, it's essentially just increasing the inventory capacity and will encourage more hoarding.

/support?

I think what he means, is that he supports the idea of warnings, but does not support the idea of a mailbox.