Game Development: World 16.1

[Jenno]

Has anyone found Washed-up Bladderwrack?
One hour of sailing along the coast on 900 perxexp and nothing.

edit: Finally found one. Two more to go ...

[Massa]

i think next time a full wipe instead of concurrent is better for game

a world needs some hype and its own identity, to be a vestige of another one harms its momentum at the gate

[XBBW]

Is it just me or the character is getting a lot more stuck behind trees, stumps, boulders and in general?

[jock]

Dead game.

[Newbie53]

Dead game.

Because of a toxic community who wish they could be terrorists irl but are too afraid of the consequences thus settle for being terrorists ingame

[Zephroze]

lol did you guys seriously forget about this thread already? https://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=76525

Placing a claim in front of a cave is a boon to criminals more than anyone else. I really doubt many players other than perhaps some large groups bothered with that tactic at the start of world 16 anyways.

I mean, is not like mostly every change made to this game in the few years was not about giving more power to big groups over the single hermits.
I'm surprised that a pclaim doesn't take at least two players with rage to build...

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How is this a boon to criminals? It doesn't prevent anybody from leaving or stepping off the claim. This was posted by Bob so every lil dipshit hermit could use it, and Yeomanry is so cheap that any lil dipshit hermit was feasibly able to use it to protect their base. My little group of 8~ tried to use it this world.

This is one of the few things that gave power to EVERYBODY and not just specifically only big groups. You can't just spew the same rhetoric without thinking and expect it to land.

[Audiosmurf]

"How is making an impenetrable fortress day 1 a boon to criminals??? wtf???"

[Zephroze]

"How is making an impenetrable fortress day 1 a boon to criminals??? wtf???"

How is this a boon for only big factions and griefers and not a boon to everybody equally? It's practically the only exploit I've seen so far that everybody can use without much setup.

Right now big pro factions who can feasibly have 24/7 monitoring through shift changes and combat knowledge are the only people truly safe from being raided day 1.

Previously, any idiot hermit could be safe for the first few days and get their palisade up.

Explain to me how this new change doesn't just benefit criminals compared to the old one.

People argue that you can steal stuff and hide it in the impenetrable fortress, but how are you stealing from THEIR impenetrable fortress in the first place?

[Audiosmurf]

Criminals benefit more from being immune to retribution than you benefit from not having your q5 squirrel hides dumped on the ground, quite simply.

[Zephroze]

Criminals benefit more from being immune to retribution than you benefit from not having your q5 squirrel hides dumped on the ground, quite simply.

Palisades don't benefit from quality. I could have q0000000.1 squirrel hides to the same effect. This is not an argument.