Weird but potentially awesome Zombie survival game mechanic

(Warning: long ramblings)So everyone who's ever played a Sims game knows damn well that you can design AND decorate your families' home but what if we could put that in a zombie game?Let me paint you a scenario my fellow stoned out countrymen:Suppose you're playing some new open world zombie survival game and your character is an Army Sniper who has made his/her permanent apocalyptic Paradise high in the Mesa Solis National park Navajo Cliff dwellings.Your character has reached about level 20 and the old cliff dwellings are at this point heavier fortified than Fort Knox but the interior is still as bleak and desolate as your character's existence and the only "furniture" items your character owns are a wrinkled sleeping bag and the campfire that you learned how to craft at level 3 what do you do?What if when you go out Scavenging for supplies, furniture items could also be looted provided your character has the proper tools and skills and heavier furniture objects can't just be crammed down into your inventory like everything else.Example: suppose you find an "Ugly Ass floral print old lady couch" in One of the houses you're lootingWell, the only way YOUR going to lug that ugly ass old lady couch back to your base is if your character has at least one of those dollie/hand cart thingsBut your character could also loot more furniture items at a time if youre character previously repaired a UHAUL/Delivery truckThe term "Furniture" is very loose and applies to everything from beds to rugs to even large signs and billboards.Alternatively, furniture items can be bought and sold from specialized travvelling merchants and some settlemantsMore luxurious furniture items can be sold for more money in settlements.One Arabic silk queen sized bedspread can fetch a player enough money to purchase enough missiles or molotov coctails to torch at least 400 zombies at a time.What do y'all think? via /r/highdeas https://ift.tt/3pqhLJS