Lunarius_Haberdash wrote:No, it doesn't. It does, however, encourage the possibility of a coast to coast trade by Knarr. Including the ability to ambush traders as they unload the Knarr into a wagon on the other shore. It makes trade "Not completely safe" between continents. It also means that for certain goods you may have to hop a Knarr and go to the continent next door to get what you need. I hope it plays out this way, and that underwater caves are not a thing that can happen.
Lunarius_Haberdash wrote:We need to have Knarr teleportation removed when it has cargo. Otherwise, we are dealing with a situation where instead of waterborne raiding being possible, we're going to have empty Knarrs traveling to pick up goods from a friendly port, and hearthing home. Instead of really traveling to trade, people will send on Knarr one direction, one Knarr the other, and teleport home to their docks.
Please make it impossible for Knarrs to teleport home with a full cargo so we can have piracy be a thing.
+1
I will literally take nearly any change that makes coming across people in the world more common.
I like that there would be some danger involved in returning goods from a trade too.
Teleporting with row boats? Completely fine. Teleporting with Knarrs? Nah fuck that.
When did they even add that shit anyway? Last time I played you couldn't do that with Knarrs. Either way, that's fucking irrelevant so who gives a fuck, now that Oceans are a thing let's revert it to how it was so we can get some use out of them.
Honestly though if continents work as I think they will do then we shouldn't have 1 universal trade hub that dominates all the rest and holds a complete monopoly. This is the perfect time for people to make their own trade hubs on continents lacking them. People will be more inclined to visit the ones closer to them but if they can't find shit they want there then they'll just have to take the more tedious and dangerous journey to the next closest one.
There's little point of Oceans and Continents being a thing if they're not going to properly divide land masses.