Unwillingly

One of the true masterpieces

oh the misery

sex

so its breached the forums...

I remember yesterday when I walked into Karosgrad with some random other halfling to try and peddle some cloth RP items I made and the entire city square was empty because everyone was off in the palace. Unless you were in the Haense discord you'd never know they were there and would probably assume Karosgrad is just a dead city.

Even active cities can feel dead if said cities are too large to scope out where people are with nametags.

This is why you make stuff small, folks.

This is a fairly based take but there's no feel of that "danger" of getting raided anymore, which leads us to not roleplay a guard force properly. It's not the days of the fringe and the first map, there's nobody that will guard the gate waiting for people. They're gonna obviously move where the action is and sometimes in a large town, it's in the back where a new player will sometimes, not explore.

Also, the towns have clearly expanded to contain all the people that come and go on LotC, which takes most of the action happening every day in the towns themselves. 

We could also expand on the fact that text roleplay takes a fairly obvious time to ask a simple question, and while some of you might be ready to help, there's always these high ego characters that would not even say anything to a "Where's the people ?".

So we should, ban raid times, ban large towns, ban text roleplay and move to voice obviously.

I completely agree. Cities need to be smaller. The issue is partly that everyone wants a massive house. I prime example of how to do it is Nevaehlen. They have a tiny city, with incredible well planning which works perfectly fine. 150x150 is enough. You just gotta plan properly. Then we'll centralise the map. Letting people choose their location so freely was a major fault of last map, and I must admit it was partly mine. People should have been forced to build closer together.

entire map rebuild when

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*sweating in 10000 Comissions*

Bored builders, what planet are you from? :P

sorry they give me allergies 

My mom says we can't have a dog

are you the ***** unwillingly

I think it sounds like a great idea. However I never played on. I miss a bestial CA. Kha eg. are usually degraded to cute kitties (isn't there lore at all, but hey)

Ferals....satyrs....the weird elves who turned into plants. That playerbase will find a way to turn them very uh....not bestial 

we did have satyrs. they failed horribly, sadly, but these are cool concepts. i generally just want to see more world-building through monsters and whatnot to make the world and map feel more "alive". 

yes mom

Varg don't exist

varg dont exist

ST don't exist

pain!

When the wonks get a mechanical giant frog, and accidently step on you like that time I stepped on the chewing gum mound in my highschool lockeroom, I will be sure it was never intended as an accident.

Do not become an Evil ST, Jade..

So? If they'd be sold by someone running into a city or through a shop in a city, it would have the same result, with no additional RP either. Quit crying about it... 

Besides that: No of these Books mentioned actually contain valuable information... "How to treat Vampire wound" lmao, that's really not a big deal.

Lae we talked about this in game I cba to talk about it again when u just keep saying "so? so?" to everything I say

selling items in game, in person, brings the potential for RP even if none happens. RP should happen. the auction house brings zero potential for RP or interaction. its literally impossible. even shops are better because you could sit at shops and actually know who you're buying from. people use shops to make in-game commissions. there is a difference, one is objectively more RP friendly than the other

Selling Items via the Auctionhouse brings the potential to RP. With the Book about vampires a character that isn't a vampire could learn how to deal with them (at least with the "common" type of vampires) which brings a lot more RP, then just the meagre "wanna buy"-RP... so no, the AH brings a lot of RP indirectly ;)

I agree, I think the skinners across the whole community do a fantastic job making these characters come to life. You can really see the culture/traditions of specific cultures in how different communities look serverwide. It's awesome to me

It's pretty cool that climate is taken into account with fashion from nation to nation. In Haense where it's colder, they have warmer clothing. In more temperate Oren they were lighter coats. 

I think it's really interesting how in places like Norland, Haense & Savoy, it wouldn't make sense to wear wigs and extravagant dresses and suits, as the culture is more warrior/fighting-esque, whereas in Oren it wouldn't make sense to wear heavy furs and armor 24/7, since the culture there is more focused on extravagance and high fashion. Additionally, in all three of these human nations you likely wouldn't wear something with legs revealing, whereas in Elvenesse or the druid circles you def could. Also the mingling of fashion within different countries is something I find interesting. Often times its usually the women setting these trends, with the three Sisters d'Amaury and Maria of Krajia being prime (human examples).

what do u need done

2 hours ago, Ryloth said:

what do u need done

Re-locating a 75x75 lair onto different terrain, Nick is helping me out though 

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