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Guilds Forum / Re: effectively defunct guilds with houses
« on: January 02, 2014, 09:47:52 pm »
Why don't we just sell guild houses on a term basis?
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Nothing really important. Image in signature of fken somehow made chrome to worry.
I'd say hugest source for malware here is guilds.php page
Only because thousands of members of this homepage hoster are affected by malware, millions of clean members are blocked too.
What kind of "Travel Bug" do you mean? I was able to travel to Amdeneir without problems...
Since the travel bug to Amdeneir is fixed, should Amdeneir be included once more into the rotations of the cities.If the travel bug for Amdeneir is still affecting the game in February, I suggest Hydlaa be the temporary location, still being hosted by the Klyros Junction. That way we wont have to shuffle with the rotations.
I'm still in favor of repeatable quests that give skill experience instead of just regular PPs. For example, Harquist is behind on an order and needs you to make 5 new swords for the guards. He'll pay you for the swords, and as a special thanks he'll also give you a few tips on blacksmithing (aka xp). This could be applied to pretty much any crafting skill. Mining, alchemy, cooking, etc. This gives players an alternative to grinding, and gives them an IC reason to be crafting in the first place.
Funniest Poster: VakahchekAww thanks! I should get a shorter, less complicated name sometime.
No eyes - or no problems?!
The closest chat could be in white, then chat from further away a dimmer color. The closest distance could be set to fairly close to a character to limit it to something like a group sitting around a table while the second distance could remain as it is now.
I know this wouldn't help in the case of differentiating a longer range conversation from that of others or work entirely well in a very crowded shoulder to shoulder situation, but it would have the advantage of working all by itself.