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I think the decoration systems needs to be refillable, like the additives. Swap the shelf out for some drawers or add permanent boxes that we can refill...
At the very least, make the number of items per box much much larger.
I'm getting orders for 6 bars, each with 5 of something on them. I spend more time ordering, sorting, and tossing out empty boxes than I do making and filling the chocolate.
I am not a fan of him to be honest I leave him on the maintenance machine all day, the dude has jump scared me at least twice turning around to find him right behind me. I play with sound off so have no indicator he is there until too late.
I would rather do everything in game by myself but if he could just sort the warehouse trash and just do all jobs being asked only once I would consider using him.
A setting for him once a day to be requested for all maintenance without the repeated asking. It's like getting jobs done at home. Saves all the talking just doing it myself.
Cleaning out empty decoration boxes is a real chore, so I just threw them in a pile on the ground instead, but even that's a bad idea as the boxes when thrown typically face downward and you can't tell what it is at a glance.
Currently, my workaround is to buy ingredients grouped by type (powders, liquids, decorations, etc) then just plop the crate down on the shelf, and only take what I need. When it comes to the decoration boxes, I lay them down on the ground, far easier to see and access than putting them in on shelves. Still, it gets very tedious when you get one of those orders that requires a large number of butterflies, toffees, or anything that has less than 10 quantity per box, but at least you can clean up the empty boxes a bit easier afterwards.