Fishy

To whichever staff wrote this, stop pretending you’re actually going to enforce this and let player’s moderate the reclamation of land via warclaims, new charters, etc.

Orcs are immortal just as every other nonhuman race is. 400 is given as a high point in longevity given the culture and lifestyle they lead. Orcs physically age in response to their societal status and stress. Being past their prime, an orc should grow weaker and weaker until something else manages to kill them, never dying of age itself. This has been the interpretation and intention since 2012.

please do not implement this

thank you for your service

Wish they’d retcon those graphics, tbh. Having 2.0 to the Fringe be in a separate world contradicts every piece of player lore from that time and is something that is either unrecognized by players, or just flat out ignored.

That does not fix the main issue at hand. It would result in the same spaghetti configuration we presently use and is being implemented in 7.0 with no settlements being on the actual road. The ring road the staff have presented is superfluous as each nation’s plot would remain off on their own branch away from traffic just as had been done at the start of the current map.

The road system the staff are implementing would make it no different than the current system or even the Eight Spokes. All in all, pretty disappointed that the design has ended up with the same issues the staff tried to fix in the first place. If racial spawns are too difficult to manage then please refer to Figure 1 and Figure 2 below. Figure 1 Figure 2

@Malocchio

4444

nah

elves don’t go to heaven

? tbh if you cap nations at four and up the size of vassal plots you fix the issue

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