
You shouldn't be able to do this without the fire jumping to the logs and then setting the thatch of that house alight.
Hearthlings should have to respect the flames.

jorb wrote:Inb4 red bounding boxes, movement indication vectors, &c&c. Bye art, hello matrix, tru pvp4lyfe #winning.
They didn’t. They movedMakzul78 wrote:I already see a new type of griefing - arson. I am not opposing the idea though. If this eventually ends up in the game, we will need some firefighting tools and equipment. How did our ancestors fight fire?
um actually notMario_Demorez wrote:They didn’t. They movedMakzul78 wrote:I already see a new type of griefing - arson. I am not opposing the idea though. If this eventually ends up in the game, we will need some firefighting tools and equipment. How did our ancestors fight fire?

Sometimes you literally do have to burn it all down and start over....vatas wrote:Also interestingly, this event marked the beginning of end to the Guild monopolies in London. Carpenters Guild was forced to lift their restrictions on who could work as carpenter which led to eventual domino effect of guilds losing their grip on commerce.
Agreed. Not saying that it couldn't work, but it would take so much effort and time to balance and make useful, for a reward that I doubt would be worth the investment.Granger wrote:Why not make irrlichts ignite wooden objects they pass through, would save coles and his merry men the trouble to run around with torches.
Lame jokes aside: fire can be a fun thing to play with in single player games, allowing it to spread in a MMO... not so much.