I think that policy was put into place before the Places code anyway, so it probably needs reviewed. Places makes it an even more difficult policy to follow.

I thought of the same thing, but some people like skirting that sort of thing. Especially Tubori and the like. I wouldn't really want to force people to buy things they don't want to have or use. Simply giving the shop rooms descriptions that explain IC fashion (and refer to the help files) might he...

In my experience, turns just really don't work in large scenes. A single round of turns can end up taking close to an hour. It gets worse if one person is IAW or something. And people are more likely to go IAW if they have to wait for an hour of emotes from people they aren't even interacting with d...

Forgot to note: I believe I read that the new Assets system will be phasing out purchase wealth, silver, or both. A system like this newbie shop becomes even more important in such a case, since you can't purchase silver to cover items required for your concept anymore. I believe it to be an importa...

There are a few issues, in my opinion, with the current system for newbie equipment. The biggest, in my opinion, is that it basically requires that you ignore the rule that items must be restrung to be the same material as their base item. You end up with wax balls getting restrung as silver bracele...

I highly dislike staff intervening in RP and driving how things materialize and turn out. This should be IC driven, otherwise people can take any measure they want and staff can just jump in and change it. Part of why I play Ti is because of the handsoff nature of staff. What limits RP for one migh...

So. The Knights vs Mages post revealed that the intent is still for mages to be more subtle than performing magic shows in public. Several changes have gone in over the years that I feel worked contrary to this goal and should be reverted in the interest of restoring theme and hopefully making mages...

I wouldn't be fond of a 15% fail rate simply because it doesn't quite make sense. I'd rather balancing be done to fit lore rather than lore changing to fit balancing. That said, I always thought mage ashes had to coat a thing to block magic (which is why the river square is anti-magic, as are a few ...

Maybe it would help everyone to be on the same page if these supposed changes were actually listed somewhere. I don't see them on the changelog. I didn't see any forum post about it.

That would work! I forgot that @cups goes on the "set" object and not the drink object.