Neri

You’re not supposed to publicly announce the secret police, that’s missing the point.

dude weed

I was going to make lore like this but you beat me to it. Sure. I'd love to play one so +1.

Yeah the server has been awful for me as of late, takes upwards of 5-10 seconds to interact with anything or break any block. It's nearly unplayable despite my best efforts.

TOO LATE

tbh mobile phones have worse coverage than our messenger birds do @BathRugMan It's a really cool design (love the drawing) but I don't think it really fits into LOTC unless it was severely temperamental. However, we have seen stranger things; if anything, something more akin to a golem that carries people would work better, in my own opinion. If anything, using telekinesis for this over straight steam power or something akin to that makes it harder; telekinesis cannot lift living beings, after all, because their shape, centre of gravity and momentum are infinitely changing. Having a living person on top of a device like this only makes the process more complicated. As such, I think telekinesis is unfit for such a device but I am no expert in it. Overall, I do like the design but I think it needs some changes. Good luck!

Honestly when it comes down to it, freelandia simply decentralizes a small amount of power; nations no longer have a stranglehold on properties and actually need to make some concerted effort to attract new players rather than "everyone who is a human ends up in Oren". If people wanted freebuild before, they'd either concede on that or weasel their way into a chunk of Oren land (go look at Oren land if you don't believe me, forts and villages everywhere, all abandoned). Now they can go and RP where everyone else with this dream is RP'ing and hopefully cause some dynamic stuff to happen or relationships to form. It's still the same zero-sum of actions happening just somewhere else. Also, Nations are still the most convenient places for both RP and items... if Nations offer nothing else than that, maybe they are the issue?

You're right but the issue being addressed is that you can't strip powers from someone when they vanish from / go inactive your guild, only to return with RP and OOC power. That could happen in an arcane magic guild just as easily as in the Clerics or whatever. If guild/nation leaders can implement consensual permakill clauses they can most definitely implement magical mothballing clauses. I don't really get what the difference is, especially when/if it's a case of "You can literally only be a Paladin if you're in Bob's Paladins".