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It's very likely that there will be lighting at night that not everyone will like-- either torches or (maybe) wearable lanterns-- the kind of thing that used to make easily-spotted targets out of those who used them. We know how this worked out the first time (in MO1): a lot of back and forth...

(Emphasis added.) ... And there was much rejoicing. Maybe @Erras will be kind enough to move it for him?

Okay; time to wave to whoever the algorithm flagged this thread for. /wave Given the history of Star Vault's Mortal enterprises and their approach to developer-provided lore? What makes you think so? #MeToo After all, it was when the first of so many things was built-- including things like...

Who doesn't want his banker to think ahead?

I think Kavu's Complaint focuses on the unnecessary simulation of real life-- the wrong aspect of it for this game. In MO2, no-one should have to run like a dork.

So your objections have to do with the animation and not the form of the avatars. ;) @Sebastian Persson , he's right, you know. Have someone fix that?

Night vision is OP unless torchlight decreases it? You're conflating equality with sameness, as folks too often do. I was once informed that it was not a 'gang', but a 'club'. Has this changed for MO2? Perhaps nights are when Henrik expects you all to pursue your crafting experiences in towns...

If your pelvic girdle had widened at puberty, you'd still be crying about what it did to the way you run.

I see what you did there.

I agree.

I find them to be "very much" idealised-- the ideal of SV being on the callipygous side, apparently-- and it's true as you say that you don't see women like that very often*, but then-- you don't see men IRL very often who have what is the default shape and conformation of male avatars in MO2...

Never had this exact thing happen before: ... TFW the video is removed in the time it takes to write a short comment. There's someone else's screenshot of a thumbnail of it, but I don't feel like constructing all the black bars it would take to make it not violate this forum's policies. Oh...

That's what someone (maybe you) said the first time. Don't hold your breath.

Though I have never in the history of Imgur heard of this being enforced in any way, they say that they do not want you using their service for content distribution or something like that. If you can upload your signature here, that's probably advisable.

It's good of you to do this; it's going you-know-where.