your house is your house

Thoughts on the further development of Haven & Hearth? Feel free to opine!
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Winterbrass
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Re: your house is your house

Post by Winterbrass »

I can possibly see the need for up to three full keyrings worth of keys.

In any case, this idea should def. not be a priority - if locks get added, then the ability to specifically target doors for destruction comes in and the soak on doors drops to a quarter of that compared to the soak on a house and then nobody destroys houses to get at the goodies inside anymore, they just bust down the front door.

Sounds okay, but I'd want belt-based keyrings, wider city gates for wagons, rotatable buildings, and tons of other QoL changes first.

Build a palisade to protect your belongings and then spend 90% of your time behind it. Building the gate gets you a key. Also, enjoy trading for metal if you ever need another copy.
jorb wrote:Haven aims to be hardcore.
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DatOneGuy
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Re: your house is your house

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A few points that should be added
1)Metal doors - If you want is worth keeping, it should take quite a few metal
2)There should be an option for people to either pick the lock or break the door down
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burgingham
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Re: your house is your house

Post by burgingham »

Keys suck, remove them from the game already and don't add more uses for them...

@johnsmith: you can exile players by clicking their hearthfire. Not perfect and we definitely need a list of members from which we can exile them sooner or later (I have been begging for this quite some time, seems it is not that easy to manage).

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