Firefly Lamp

[Alistaire]

CAn we put it in a FC bedroom or is it "garden locked" ?

It's an outdoor furnishing. "Garden locked" though? Nothing is "garden locked". Even the stuff that mentions being placed in gardens can be placed anywhere outside. https://bucket.bluegartr.com/7ad3de4...95576fea4f.jpg Oriental grass in a snowcave with mini-aetheryte, no garden. Or the same oriental grass placed at the entry, goes out to halfway out of the plot: https://bucket.bluegartr.com/7a27acf...b5062a8fb6.jpg

And that gif is hardly a special mechanic; that's just what it does when you click on it.

[ErryK]

It's an outdoor furnishing. "Garden locked" though?

They meant outdoor furnishings, since you can't use any outdoor furnishings indoor.

[Alistaire]

They meant outdoor furnishings, since you can't use any outdoor furnishings indoor.

There's definitely a reason some people are under the assumption some things can only go in gardens, the in-game description heavily implies they're specifically for gardens. Just making sure they were aware that's not the case.

[ChandraNoctis]

There's definitely a reason some people are under the assumption some things can only go in gardens, the in-game description heavily implies they're specifically for gardens. Just making sure they were aware that's not the case.

That's likely a localization issue. In some regions garden=yard not vegetable/flower patch.

[Kosmos992k]

There's definitely a reason some people are under the assumption some things can only go in gardens, the in-game description heavily implies they're specifically for gardens. Just making sure they were aware that's not the case.

Garden can mean a literal garden of flowers, or can be synonymous with 'yard'. For example in the UK people use garden when they are talking about the front or back 'yard' around their house. In this case I would see the use of 'garden' in that manner, not in the manner of the plots used to grow things.

[Alistaire]

Garden can mean a literal garden of flowers, or can be synonymous with 'yard'. For example in the UK people use garden when they are talking about the front or back 'yard' around their house. In this case I would see the use of 'garden' in that manner, not in the manner of the plots used to grow things.

Wow...all the nitpicking here. Only thing I was pointing out is what I've seen from several people thinking you could only place these things in gardens, couple of tells I got about mine when I placed them outside of them, and when they said "garden locked" it reminded me of that misconception. End of story. It's fine that that's not what they meant, that's what "just in case you weren't aware" statements like what I said are about, just making sure.

[Celef]

They meant outdoor furnishings, since you can't use any outdoor furnishings indoor.

Excaclty,it's just that i did not know how to say it in english (the exact term) ^^"