player made...

Tanistian_Kanea · Post by **Tanistian_Kanea** » Fri Jun 08, 2007 12:57 am

player made furniture and other household things.

Pellandria · Post by **Pellandria** » Fri Jun 08, 2007 12:59 am

was allready banished, because people would pollute the whole island with tables, stools and such, because you can't use the rotting circel to get rid of the items, or you want to see the tables and such suddendly vanish?

Llama · Post by **Llama** » Fri Jun 08, 2007 1:10 am

What if

1) They cost a LOT of resources to make
2) They're saved as magic 'scrolls' which are given to the mapdevs in return for the real object
3) Magic 'scrolls' rot...

abcfantasy · Post by **abcfantasy** » Fri Jun 08, 2007 1:15 am

Is this essential? Is this really needed? I don't really think so

But that might just be my opinion.

maryday · Post by **maryday** » Fri Jun 08, 2007 1:58 am

I must preexcuse me for my partially, maybe, ironic sounding tune:

I say yes to this proposal. Who wants to, should be able to invest nails and boards, and on, to one-time-use-furniture.((points to the postscriptum))
((How many master carpenters at 100% might we have on the isle?
How many master carpenters at 100% do we haverm that are willing to -pollute- the landSCAPE, in a agressive-noobish manner?))

If you still will not like the proposal in this way i make another:

The Grey Rose is the main-deliverant of "quality(yess, here is quality written BIG, only here, genuine Albarian ussed..)furniture."
Why not try to set up some competition in the producing levels below, by letting the carpenters, from outside the Order craft?
((@Tanisitan; Or let help you with the distribution of yours, on a tiny fee?))

PS:*keeps on polluting -the whole island- with trees, till the NEXT SERVER RESTART [points to PPS]*

PPS removed, because of flammabitlity and heavy insults against JAXEG[r]Inc.

Hadrian got the point.

Post by **Nitram** » Fri Jun 08, 2007 2:07 am

maryday.

You should really rework your style of posting. Maybe my intelligence is too low, but i have to admin that i didn't got the use and sense of your last 33 ( yes i counted ) posts.

All your posts are:

1. highly confusing
2. contain a strange use of brackets
3. contain a strange use of capital letters
4. contain a strange use of font-size
5. are written in a completly unclear way

I propose, if you want to tell use something, then write exactly what you want to tell us. The core of the thing you want to say. And leave all the stuff around away.

Nitram

ogerawa · Post by **ogerawa** » Fri Jun 08, 2007 5:27 am

mm... maybe wait until the items we make are labeled by the name of the maker. Then we will know who pollutes the isle.

The furnitures should be able to rot, unless the maker put the item on the ground and make it "fix" by means of right clicking and choose an option for it maybe? And... maybe the maker can move only their own items as well by making it capable to rot again, in case the buyer wants to replace the old one. If this happens, the furnitures after being made "fix" on a spot, should degrade slowly probably in 1-3months RL time in their condition and then carpenter (not only the maker) can repair it.

If making an item "fix" on a spot is being abused, then we would know who did it and the GMs can take of the ability to make an item "fix" from the char. And making the item "fix" on a spot should require probably 75% of carpentry skill? So not many people could do it as well

Aegohl · Post by **Aegohl** » Fri Jun 08, 2007 6:05 am

Easy fix for furniture that ends up all over the island:

Axe+Chair=1 wood. =)

(And if it's only the last 33 posts of maryday that confuses you, Nitram, you truly are of an intelligence more profound and vast than any I have encountered. =) )

Tanistian_Kanea · Post by **Tanistian_Kanea** » Fri Jun 08, 2007 1:35 pm

@abc. this would give carpenters something more to do and maybe will be able to compete with smithing. i think that wealthy land owners would want to be, excelent brand new, things for their homes. instead of these rotting things that are always put in now.