DrakeHaze.

I feel like most maps have a storyline that just ends up getting scrapped on launch so nothing ever happens.

what a tragedy :(

An LoTC supervillain was sent to the shadow realm and you want the mod team to start a revolution.

If it was purely for the remainder of this map and was intended as a player-driven antag I would support it.

Will ingredient requirements for food recipes be proportional to the saturation increase?

"Perhaps it is time to visit Urguan." mentioned an interested paladin as he gathered his things and set off on his travels

@itdontmattathoughts?

"The law states that I must help, and so I shall." announces James Fisher as he prepares for the battle.

@LlirWhy can old inactive players have such pull on your in-game communities without your active in-game players having priority? Why are your in-game nations run through Discord? When will the Whitelist be wiped so we can all see who comes around only for conflict and remove sleeper alts?

Feel like you are playing much too loose with players that only have an interest in the community when what they left is being threatened.

Moving forward, will the Administration work to better the user experience of your active playerbase?

Forums should have the option to downvote posts if accounts are able to upvote posts.

As for -1 on staff apps it is necessary for players to be able to give criticism on other players and if it really just boils down to mud slinging then the moderation team that looks at the staff app will likely be able to realize that aswell.

"Is there a pay increase for the Ambassador to Urguan considering the current conflict? Additionally, should an Ambassador die under employ how much monetary compensation is given to the family of the deceased?" inquired James Fisher in writing

"ISA in shambles, replaced by bandits. Best hope the boys in red don't abandon Oren." commented James Fisher upon reading the second agreement.

"Who would you kill for love?" a query submitted by James Fisher

"Can't say I am too well versed in Urguani law as I am with Orenian law, but at face value this does read as a logical and reasonable response. A shame they will have to kill eachother in the end." commented the pale man by name of James Fisher "Suppose this gives Oren some breathing room."

"I'd like to see a more clear outline of your economic policy and the systems you wish to setup in regards to city jobs." replied an eager voter by name of James Fisher

"A fair response but likely one that will see to a civil war." commented James Fisher on the affairs of dwarves "I believe the correct path to have taken here would be to demand the Irehearts further prove themselves worthy to lead Urguani forces by finishing the current war they are in. At least in the end their country would only prosper afterwards regardless if a war for the throne were to occur." concluded the pale man "A pity."

James Fisher offers up a prayer to his absent friend Philip Aurelian "I'm sorry I was not there for you in your hour of need. Nevertheless, I have attained the resolve to commit myself to the path of justice we shared. I will do what is necessary for your line by killing the empress and her children." @ErikAzog

James Fisher pours a glass of wine and smiles "A good pick, congratulations my friend."

James Fisher can only hope his fellow countrymen can win the war of blood and steel before the one of pen and paper "Some unity is good, but losing that siege was costly." the pale man would comment, looking back to his calendar as he awaits the four year mark.

"Four years? Fair enough." commented James Fisher, ensuring his calendar is marked

"And just like that the war is over." concluded James Fisher

"If it is a ghost town as you have mentioned how are you expecting to inflict violence on a people that are not there?" questioned James Fisher upon reading the ultimatum "I'd think you'd have better luck simply asking for a lump sum of mina instead of looking towards generating an income from a peoples you consider to not exist."

56 minutes ago, ᴜɴᴡɪʟʟɪɴɢʟʏ said:

 

So nothing changed?

If I remember correctly I'm almost certain topics about birds on lotc being abusive or otherwise too powerful have popped up from time to time. Been looking through some recent posts and saw that birds are being sent to random personas, so I wanted to touch on this topic and see what the community is thinking.

Currently there are relatively little restrictions on birds, you just do three emotes and shoot a PM to someone with a message from almost any location to any location. I think this is a little too powerful. I remember talks about some bird plugin being made but I don't think the solution is a plugin (but it was a cool idea). 

Just have a place in every city, every hub from cloud temple and a few places along the roads where you can send birds. Should be able to receive a bird from anywhere realistically but you can only send birds at these specific places.

Does this resolve the problem of receiving birds from random people? No. However I think it does place a more realistic restriction on birds being used in combat settings, where 1 random person usually not involved in the combat directly simply walks around a corner and sends a bird to several people in the span of a few seconds since they are not locked in the weird 1-emote per round thing. This also prevents near instant responses unless the other player is near one of the bird places so its an 'unknown' if your bird was received or not until you get a response.

It generally feels a bit weird how quick communication is in our medieval fantasy setting. My suggestion may not be the best, but I wanted to share and see what other people think about birds on LoTC being more powerful than our Aenguls and Daemons.

Let me know what you think, I feel like this is potentially a hot topic atm