How is limiting space cheap? User created content would be nice.

However, I am getting the feeling that OOO has made SK extremely hard to build off of, given the rate of production. Level creators can be easy or hard to implement depending on what you already have in the game. Also, only letting players create single levels is annoying. I don't like danger missions as much as I thought I would because they're JUST TWO LEVELS. You don't really get the same experience when you start in the beginning of KoA, rather than running FSC old school. I'd like being able to pay for unlocking a level permanently, and with the levels I'd bought I could construct a personal gate, that only I could see and start parties in. That said, each level would cost a certain amount of minerals to implement. You could invite people to parties in the gate, of course, and it would only last eight days like every other gate. You could include non-new levels in your gate too, but you'd still have to pay to unlock them like the other levels. Levels that had been in testing (the create-your-own-gate) may or may not be implemented, but remain in testing.

With the new guild update, we can work this out.

I mean from what I understand, it'll include a design mode where players move furniture around the hall right?

Give us an empty square room, replace furniture with boxes and enemies and there you go. A level editor in-game.

No rewards or participation costs.

Only floor creation costs for the makers.

Maybe some material sinks to build various objects on maps.

Usually if I post for a quick response or something minor I drop the subject to keep it simple. But that is just how I do it. Others probably have their own reasons.

By creation costs I mean it costs materials to build every map feature (respawnable pots, indestructable blocks, etc.) and enemies (Retrodes, etc.) to mess with. Different map sizes would have different foundation costs (bigger maps, bigger cost) in energy and/or crowns. The main focus is throwing materials into the various objects in the map to keep people busy. Nothing in the floor itself would create loot and energy revivals would recycle the training hall mechanic where you can revive for free. It costs resource to make the floor, but not to play it; and the more stuff in the floor, the more expensive it would be to make. People can make their own training maps to derp around in without worrying about losing energy in battle, though they probably had to sell some fingers to get a big map to play in.

really. game needs some really big update