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Old 11-15-2002, 04:46 AM
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Originally posted by DragonX


That's only if you have a stupid king, smart kings won't allow overfloodage (is that even a word?) of houses..The kings allow people to build houses they can't just build freely anywhere on the island. So if the king thinks there is too many he will just stop letting people build them.
There is a problem with that. Like every day at least 4 or 5 people ask for me to build a house on the island. By now I'm telling them "No, I can't let you build because we have an overflow or because you aren't in the kingdom." So, being some poorly grammatical people that they are, they go "omg pliz then i wnat 2 be in ur kingdume for teh huzes plz let me join ur guild." That is what they literally say! I don't want someone like that who cannot role-play joining my kingdom! There you go, I've just deprived a paying Graal gold member the ability to join a kingdom to role-play, and to have another feature in the game (have a house). Does stefan really want that? I'm sure they'd be complaints.

Secondly, lots of people for no reason at all, decide to abandon their house after a week or so and build a new one. That bothers me. I have at least 3 decaying houses I know of on my island that I wish would just fall over and finish right now yet I have to wait for it to decay. Decaying is a long long process, it happens after a month I think. I can't just delete the house, I have to keep it there, or spend my own time moving it to somewhere where people will just forget about it.

I hope Stefan can ellaborate on this. I don't want people building on my kingdom island because they just want to leech, yet I have to let them build to some extent because it's not fair if any kingdom member won't let them build because they paid to enjoy the same thing every role-playing customer does, whether we like it or not.
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