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Idea for Player Homes
Mystic_wolf479
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Turn all of the different types of ships into player homes that can be used to replace the Fair Winds ship home.
It's too much house. There are many cooler ship models.
Additionally, the player should be able to move the ship home to any zone after you create a travel map for the ship.
The first locations you should make to get this released are the player homes that are already on the ocean, such as the Daggerdall Overlook.
Second House Idea:
Doors with chains should be player homes, all of them, all over the game.
Even those that look like a business, and those could be. They could be internal spaces that are for rent by a player or guild, and the player can put vendors in there and set them on paths to move, naming the vendor and decorating the vendor with their collection.
These locations could cost more than a normal home location.
Each zone could have its own tax that changes based on the quests you've done there.
Each home could have multiple layouts that the player can select and roll through, decorating each and selecting from one or the other when they go to enter or port there.
Additionally, you should make windows transparent so the player can see in and outside through them, like on the Fair Winds ship.
I don't and won't use inside of houses because it feels like a special type of alone, being a cell inside of a cell.
It's like the lonely feeling I get when a group dungeon is done, and everyone leaves, and I'm the only one left in there, it's really weird...
Last Idea:
Create a unique furnishing that allows the player to turn any item, be it a weapon, armor, piece of gear, or treasur,e into a furnishing, allowing them to place it.
Additionally, this Unique Furnishing should allow the player to give the item unique names.
I personally have a muel toon who only holds items I won't get rid of.
I've been playing since day 1, and I have the slave clothes and weapons from my first character saved and enhanced and locked.
I've been saving treasures for YEARS, over a decade.
Every single character carries treasures that match their personality.
BONUS ROUND!
There should be a Unique Container in the player's inventory that holds ALL companion gear, rather than it sitting in the player's bank.
You could make this a plus feature.
It's too much house. There are many cooler ship models.
Additionally, the player should be able to move the ship home to any zone after you create a travel map for the ship.
The first locations you should make to get this released are the player homes that are already on the ocean, such as the Daggerdall Overlook.
Second House Idea:
Doors with chains should be player homes, all of them, all over the game.
Even those that look like a business, and those could be. They could be internal spaces that are for rent by a player or guild, and the player can put vendors in there and set them on paths to move, naming the vendor and decorating the vendor with their collection.
These locations could cost more than a normal home location.
Each zone could have its own tax that changes based on the quests you've done there.
Each home could have multiple layouts that the player can select and roll through, decorating each and selecting from one or the other when they go to enter or port there.
Additionally, you should make windows transparent so the player can see in and outside through them, like on the Fair Winds ship.
I don't and won't use inside of houses because it feels like a special type of alone, being a cell inside of a cell.
It's like the lonely feeling I get when a group dungeon is done, and everyone leaves, and I'm the only one left in there, it's really weird...
Last Idea:
Create a unique furnishing that allows the player to turn any item, be it a weapon, armor, piece of gear, or treasur,e into a furnishing, allowing them to place it.
Additionally, this Unique Furnishing should allow the player to give the item unique names.
I personally have a muel toon who only holds items I won't get rid of.
I've been playing since day 1, and I have the slave clothes and weapons from my first character saved and enhanced and locked.
I've been saving treasures for YEARS, over a decade.
Every single character carries treasures that match their personality.
BONUS ROUND!
There should be a Unique Container in the player's inventory that holds ALL companion gear, rather than it sitting in the player's bank.
You could make this a plus feature.
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