Enemy-of-Coldharbour wrote: »Whenever I'm in my guild halls and see lights off I turn them back on out of respect. I sucks that trolls go around turning them off.
makerofthings wrote: »LOL. I gave friends permissions on the first house I had and they moved everything around just to fuss with me. After that they lost all permissions. Now they can only craft, bank and sell in the homes I own.
Would be nice if there was a setting that would only allow the owner and designers to interact with lighting furniture.
Just this setting, nothing too in-depth. Surely designers should have this right, otherwise you shouldn't trust them with the permission to move everything in your house.
So this thenxskinzcity wrote: »Electricity does not exist..
...but magic does...I would expect it to work that way, not electrically
bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »So this then
madchuska83 wrote: »Screw lights. My current residence is a room at an inn with no pot to *** in. I guess my character has a magic spell to remove excrement. I always wondered about bathrooms in Elder Scrolls games. And now I wonder why I wonder about that.
lasertooth wrote: »Someone went into my house last night and turned off all 223 of them. I have 243 lights in my house, but about 20 of them are inaccessible bc I buried them inside objects to create dramatic/backlighting effect.
They found every. single. light.
Many of the lights were out of easy reach, I had to jump on furniture to turn them back on. Some were so out of reach/difficult to toggle I had to retrieve the light fixture in the editing menu, turn it on, and then replace it. I have no idea how they even managed to toggle them off. They must've spent a long time positioning themselves to accomplish this.
I had 30+ floating lanterns in my water. They swam around the entire earthtear cavern and turned off every single one of them.
It must've taken them a long time. While part of me is impressed and flattered by the effort of their trolling (they literally found every single tealight lol) I'm really bothered that nobody at zos has responded or acknowledged this issue.
No matter how much people want to use it as an excuse, Magic =/= Technology, at least in this fantasy sense. The closest you can get is casting a spell that creates a gust of wind through the entire house blowing all the flames out, or some kind of highly precise fire magic that lights just the candles all at once.
This is a medieval setting, so we must treat it as such.
Honestly is the Trolls are that much of a nuisance in people's homes/guild halls then they should just be stricken from the visitor's list, or the Guild itself for acting so annoyingly.
No matter how much people want to use it as an excuse, Magic =/= Technology, at least in this fantasy sense. The closest you can get is casting a spell that creates a gust of wind through the entire house blowing all the flames out, or some kind of highly precise fire magic that lights just the candles all at once.
This is a medieval setting, so we must treat it as such.
Honestly is the Trolls are that much of a nuisance in people's homes/guild halls then they should just be stricken from the visitor's list, or the Guild itself for acting so annoyingly.
While I'd like this for my own house, I don't want others to have it. Takes the joy out of me turning all their lights out.
This is one of the most incredible oversights, to me, regarding housing.
While a switch for all lights would be better than nothing, I would much prefer to have a lighting interaction setting in permissions. I personally don't want to load into my house and have it be dark, and have to switch them back on all the time, either. It should be the owner's choice.
Actually, I think the best would be to have it be in permissions, AND have there be a switch. Makes for less trolling, and easier role play.