Hey folks,
I took a look at the errors that thepoetwarrior mentioned and as Trevius mentioned, I do not believe those would be resolved from this patch.
Specifically, this was targeting the errors surrounding a zone crashing causing world container items to be lost.
I spoke to a few of the guys from the EZ Server and they mentioned they see this only when they are removing an augment using the SoD client that they put on using the Titanium client. I tested this out with the container approach and did not reproduce this issue. This means nothing, though, because I tested this out using the augmentation pool approach and did not reproduce this issue either.
I see the area in the code where this deletion is occurring but I do not know what would be causing it beyond what Trevius mentioned. We cannot remove that part of the code as it was added to deal with an exploit in.. shared bank I believe?...
Will research that issue, if it is still happening, in another thread post.
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Update - spoke to thepoetwarrior and it seems that this (the item deletion message) happens on his server about once a week to some player. I believe this is all centered around the augmentation pool. I do not know if the tradeskill container would have an effect on this.
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Update 2 - In consideration of this "Deleting Item!" issue, while it may not be directly worldcontainer related it may still have something to do with this in an indirect fashion. I assume this issue comes from moving an item from your character to a world container and back. With this patch, you have the option of saying that all aug items can be combined on your local container ___. This means, unless this item deletion is -directly- related to the augmentation procedures, this should move the chance to hit the "Deleting Item!" defect to what you would normally get when you re-arrange your packs or move equipment from one slot to another. IE: It may not fix the underlying issue, but it should make it as common as you get when you take off your chest slot or put your chest slot back on.
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