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Cities in the P2P continent

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If you're interested in (helping to) making stories or thinking about names for cities in the P2P version of the game, check this thread.

It explains all :)

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Guest Toyminator

What about a city that is guarded by players, that get paid if they are a guard?

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Yeah, might be a good idea, but that kinda doesn't have anything to do with backgrounds of cities :P

 

There's some old thread about it though, you might want to find it and bring it up again.

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I would like to see an individual be able to buy a shop.

 

The shop would allow the player to access the storage and to be able to create (manu, alchemy, etc.) in that location. The shops should be different sizes allowing a certain number of goods for sale based on size of shop. Other players would be able to enter and buy and sell available items.

 

Let the owner set the price of the goods. make a way for the buyer to dicker if they want.

 

shops could start as a cart, tinker wagon, lean to, hut, booth, large booth, small shop, shop, large shop, emporium, caravan, walmart, mall. :wink:

 

At the higher levels allow the player to customize by an in game process (could be used for houses, guild halls, etc.)

 

The player could provide the raw materials pay a fee and have marble floors or field stone or brick or murals or silver inlays well you get my drift there is no limit to the imagination.

 

Malforte

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