I've been thinking on this problem a bit, and... http://puu.sh/p1KNw/8ccb852725.jpg (image: 'Why don't we have both?') I think we need to take a look at how whererp is designed, and how people have differing opinions of how it should work - some people take it as an active invitation to RP, while so...

I think it would be really handy and help cut down on clutter if you could use non-consumable crafting tools without taking them out of a container, as long as it's in a container in the room or on your person. As it stands, you either have to deal with some inventory micromanagement every time you ...

I think a good compromise might be to flag certain rooms as private - like phomes behind locked doors and such - and have those rooms not show up on 'where', even if the players inside have RP on. Even if someone is up to RP when they're idling in their phome, usually only people who have access to ...

Something else I just thought of - the class relations metric could also have an effect on upward social mobility, whenever more precise guidelines for those are in. Perhaps a minimum amount of class relations could be required for a gentryperson to marry into a noble family, or for a freeman to ach...

Idea for class relations being up: Maybe class-specific entry fees to fancy places (like when a Freeman wants to go to the Bluebird) are temporarily removed if class relations is high enough? Maybe there could also be something from the other side, like gentry and nobles being allowed into Southside...

One thing I worry about is that the choice of which metric support is always going to be fairly obvious - that is, whichever one needs the most attention - and that, generally speaking, the levels will be kept in more or less ideal equilibrium, with any imbalance only ever coming from deliberate tro...

Hey everyone! For the past month or so, I've been putting together a little MUD-type game as a sort of learning project - I wanted to learn an actual programming language and start to learn how to develop for multiplayer text games, and that brought me to Evennia (http://evennia.com), a very well-do...

I do think the current climate of the game is much more geared toward PvE than PvP - there is, generally speaking, lots of benefit to working together, and absolutely no benefit to causing trouble from a game rules / mechanics standpoint. Something I would like to see is something that's sort of lik...

And now it's official - Galen's no longer the Grand Magnate. Thank you all so much for your kind words and understanding <3