I thought I would bring this one up as it might be pretty straightforward to implement (though I am not assuming it is). Just allow characters to put stickers onto photos. This way they can label them if it's important to them.
On the upside, there's a good potential to spoil even more data with stickers than simply aliasing the object. "Me and my ace cools" doesn't look good for you when you get exposed hanging out with some bad choombas and are trying to play it off.
I like it.
You make a selection at the sticker printing kiosk.= This kiosk will let you design your own sticker
= for just 200c. The design will be available
= for you and others to purchase after. DO
= NOT DESIGN THE STICKER FOR YOUR EXACT USE
= THIS TIME, IT WILL BE PUT ON CARS, GUNS,
= SWORDS, JACKETS, ARMOR, TOOLS, ETC. THE PLACE
= THE STICKER WILL BE PUT IS NOT IN YOUR CONTROL
= SO DO NOT BE SPECIFIC.
= Press 'enter' to continue.
A scribble that reads 'Winter 2104' can be made out on the %t.Which wouldn't break any of the sticker rules, but consider they have to be generic and every sticker shows up on the machine I don't know how practical it would be.
Could be useful for single, very special photographs.
I was also aware of how the sticker machines worked and that how they work will impact how stickers would be used in conjunction with photos. I can, however, see ways this could be useful even with the limits stickers have.
I proposed this because it looks like it might be a simple change, not because it would be something that checked the boxes on everyone's wish list. This might or might not be the case but if it is a simple change, it could bring some much desired functionality (though with certain limitations) quickly and still wouldn't bar the development of other options.
Further, another option down the line wouldn't make being able to put stickers onto photos useless - this ability could still useful. So it's not like allowing photos to be stickered now would become pointless down the line when the ability to specify IC photo names when printing is introduced (if it was ever introduced). The two features could be used together.
