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Zeler
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Re: Game Development: Blessings of a Fair Realm
Step in very good direction, still needs a lot o polishing though.
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NOOBY93
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Re: Game Development: Blessings of a Fair Realm
Always wanted to create 50 lawspeaker alts and 50 idols, with that idea it will be worth it!ven wrote:They could make their vassal villages more autonomous by granting their lawspeakers some minor hearth magics while abdicating their own OP things (like state funeral), thus hoping to attract more people into their kingdom and also to make their realm maintenance easier by reducing authority drain and cost for stuff.loftar wrote: By "realm magic", do you mean the authority-uses like funerals and extracting XP? If so, do you not reckon that there needs to be some reason for the actual realm founders to be running a realm?
ven wrote: * With autonomy, vassal village lawspeakers would receive a few limited policies of their own, and the authority drain of the kingdom itself would be lower.
Jalpha wrote:I believe in my interpretation of things.
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Aritain
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isdel
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Re: Game Development: Blessings of a Fair Realm
Where do I sign up?Aritain wrote:
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dvsmasta
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Re: Game Development: Blessings of a Fair Realm
Allow villages under Kingdoms to also project mining bonus under their villages. Then they have to extend their village claims to their own miens to get the bonus.
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Myrgard
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Re: Game Development: Blessings of a Fair Realm
lol, the most idiotic of all the buffs
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NOOBY93
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Re: Game Development: Blessings of a Fair Realm
uhh no??? the FEP and LP buffs are the most idiotic. Swan buff means that when a realm decides to switch its buffs to swan quality, it becomes swan hunting season. Hunt as many swans as you can while that's happening to get those sweet, sweet Q200 swan feather curios.Myrgard wrote:lol, the most idiotic of all the buffs
Jalpha wrote:I believe in my interpretation of things.
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ven
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Re: Game Development: Blessings of a Fair Realm
If you're able to manage and feed curios to all those LSs in order to have village auth high enough to use those minor magics, why not?NOOBY93 wrote:Always wanted to create 50 lawspeaker alts and 50 idols, with that idea it will be worth it!ven wrote:They could make their vassal villages more autonomous by granting their lawspeakers some minor hearth magics while abdicating their own OP things (like state funeral), thus hoping to attract more people into their kingdom and also to make their realm maintenance easier by reducing authority drain and cost for stuff.loftar wrote: By "realm magic", do you mean the authority-uses like funerals and extracting XP? If so, do you not reckon that there needs to be some reason for the actual realm founders to be running a realm?
ven wrote: * With autonomy, vassal village lawspeakers would receive a few limited policies of their own, and the authority drain of the kingdom itself would be lower.
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Myrgard
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Re: Game Development: Blessings of a Fair Realm
So you no want the LP buff?NOOBY93 wrote: uhh no??? the FEP and LP buffs are the most idiotic. Swan buff means that when a realm decides to switch its buffs to swan quality, it becomes swan hunting season. Hunt as many swans as you can while that's happening to get those sweet, sweet Q200 swan feather curios.
Swans have some good sides but it's hardly the first, second or third most useful buff.
in order I'd say:
Center of Learning
Local Cuisine
Fecund Earth
Myth of the Bull
Mountain Tradition
after getting all these AND still having more mehirs to spare it would make sens to play with other buffs.
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loftar
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Re: Game Development: Blessings of a Fair Realm
One might argue that it depends on the values they give.Myrgard wrote:in order I'd say: [...]
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
