Village totems need bear teeth, so it's sort of happening anyway, but yes, that is the general ideaJfloyd wrote:OR, kill a great beast and show that you deserve the land.
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theTrav
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Re: Quality and Claims
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Bl1tzX
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Re: Quality and Claims
This is the part I don't understand.Pacho wrote:Perhaps now that quality is implemented it could be transfered over to claim stakes? The higher the quality of the claim, the bigger area it can encompass. Instead of having to rebuild the claim pole everytime you want to make an upgrade, there could be a reconstruction option or something of the like that just replaces the object with a higher quality one while keeping the current claim intact.
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PhaedrothSP
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Re: Quality and Claims
He means instead of having to declaim, and then build another pole with better materials.Bl1tzX wrote:This is the part I don't understand.Pacho wrote:Perhaps now that quality is implemented it could be transfered over to claim stakes? The higher the quality of the claim, the bigger area it can encompass. Instead of having to rebuild the claim pole everytime you want to make an upgrade, there could be a reconstruction option or something of the like that just replaces the object with a higher quality one while keeping the current claim intact.
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niltrias
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Re: Quality and Claims
I like this idea as well.
It ties into the quality idea that has become a sort of bedrock part of the game now, and it also would add to trading potential as people who want truly vast claims try to obtain the highest quality materials. Obviously I am not talking about the animal parts so much as the wood and stone.
It ties into the quality idea that has become a sort of bedrock part of the game now, and it also would add to trading potential as people who want truly vast claims try to obtain the highest quality materials. Obviously I am not talking about the animal parts so much as the wood and stone.
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Dogs! Oh god, please give us DOGS!
There are those who press on with the ardor of beer, and those who are faint with thirst.