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I always like the sound of this. Law based on the owner of the area. NPC cities would have their own laws with uncontrolled areas lawless. And then keep owning guilds could also choose what type of law their controlled area has. This would lead to a more dynamic system that is mostly in...

I think something they could do quickly right now would be putting a bank and some vendors on the other side of the bridge. That part of the city should be busy with miners and extractors. There is clearly a need for tools to purchase there and a place for storage.

Players being able to rent housing and shops in capital cities would be an often requested and a very welcomed addition for sure! I know some players did not like that these cities have so much to offer. However, I think it is the right move to have options that allow players to live...

Agreed. I actually got stuck in one recently and had to suicide. That was actually the last straw that lead to me posting this feedback. Aside from that I dont know how much time I have wasted just to find myself at the dead end of a crevice or at the edge of one I can not cross. I usually...

Yeah, multiple npc vendors would be a start. You don't just put one starbucks in a large city. The smaller towns like Fab and Meduli actually have market places. Why would you not expect to find one in a large city as well. If anything there should be grander ones.

I have not made my way to Toxia yet. If its worse than MK then I don't know if I will bother any time soon. I would not go as far as saying that MK is the same as MO1. Sure it still had a lot of empty stuff. But there was things spread out here and there through out the city in MO1. In MO1...

We may be talking about two different things here. I do not mean how it looks. I am more talking about how it functions. MK to me is vastly incomplete and not even remotely functional as a city in its current stat. It seems like they just picked a place in the city for the bank and then put...

The two capital cities need tons of work yet. I recently visited MK and it is mostly just a small town inside a huge empty city. I found it pretty irritating walking all over the huge city just to find everything crammed in one little area. From my quick visit to Tindrem, it seemed about the...

I have not experienced them yet. But these damn crevices haunt me daily. Lol...

Nope, its gone. The one with mats is the latest one now.

Whoever's bright idea it was to put all of these crevices everywhere should be taken out back and shot.

I guess it is up to interpretation. To me pay to win means that the person that throws more money at it will win against a more skilled person that spent less. No matter how much money you throw at this game, the equally equipped player with more skill will still win when you come up against...

Voted no. I believe he also said keeps would come first and houses after. So that puts housing out even further. Sadly though it seems like their plans are to push into EA shortly after the stress test. Since most of the major things listed under development in the current road map have...

It feels much better looking around on a horse for sure. For the time being though you can change your direction of walking while you turn. At least then you are still traveling the same direction and not moving towards something that could be dangerous.

I have heard Henrik mention in streams that there may be places that do not allow weapons. I really don't know what he could be suggesting. But, maybe the inn or tavern could be such a place? That is not to say you could not fight unarmed though.

The only thing is that the opposite will be happening when the horses get more hp. Then they will tank up to you on their horse do their damage and safely run away to heal if things get bad for them. Personally I like the horses being more squishy now than the tanks of the past.

I have heard things about stress test events and contests but have never seen any details. Is there info on these listed somewhere?

It is a full loot game so there will surely be killers. But I do not think it is fair to judge a community based on your short experience during a time where many players have gotten free access to the game. I play as a solo character that has no interest in combat and can not even do it...

Right, it needs to be something good.

I think when you feed a horse something they like it should give a direct boost to loyalty. It makes sense that it would be that way. And it would allow you to easier keep a newly tamed mount loyal in the field off of things you find in the wild.