Message in a bottle

[Vattic]

How about if we could put a message on some parchment and then put that parchment in a bottle and drop it in some water. It would disappear much like things do currently but at a random number of days later it could appear on the shore for someone to find.

True it would be completely useless but I'd like to see this none the less.

[jorb]

Funny that you should mention it. We've planned for a long time to implement it so that items that are dropped in water tiles wash up on beach tiles here and there in the world.

[Golbez]

First off, you guys are preemptively discussing things you know people will suggest just so you can say it's planned, aren't you

On a completely unrelated side note, jorb, fix the palisade bounding box. Loftar says we should nag you about it.

[Raephire]

First off, you guys are preemptively discussing things you know people will suggest just so you can say it's planned, aren't you

On a completely unrelated side note, jorb, fix the palisade bounding box. Loftar says we should nag you about it.

Yes they are, it's for legal purposes.

[Vattic]

Funny that you should suggest making a MMORPG set against a backdrop of Slavic and Germanic mythos and legend. We've planned for a long time to make such a game

[Potjeh]

I hope that key molds don't wash up, or we get another method to destroy them.

[KoE]

For that matter, inventory object destruction in general would be nice. Abusable, maybe, but sometimes I like to drop things where they're not cluttering up my hard for several hours.

[theTrav]

I hope that key molds don't wash up, or we get another method to destroy them.

Oh boy, that's one that's going to come back to bite us

[Yolan]

Speaking of messages, it would be great if we could write longer strings of text on parchment, so we could have letters and such in-game. Also, a wax seal would be uber cool!

[Potjeh]

You can write a longer string, you just don't see what you're typing. When reading such a message, you need to drag it to the left because it won't fit on the screen in it's entirety.