okay, i was just being very angry due to getting negative publicity on the forums and how most of the others treat me makes me edgy. but it seems you trully are fair, so i will try my best to bring reasonable ideas that players will use often. ty for replying in a gentlemanly manner. :)

for the ball something simple like this.

player come next to teh ball, interact and holds the mouse key for a certain amount of time and that max amount of time that player golds it for would equal the number of spaces the ball goes. no physics. just simple programing. this is just how it would be implemented, not a debate to implemented. it its against a wall, press the other mouse key to pick it up, and press the same key to put it down. i dont think it would be that complicated to program. maybe the visual animation might be a little complicated when it has to be kicked up stairs or for it to bounce of a wall, but i think those two factors are the only complicated part. both which are animation, not programing.

the bouncing off wall would be if kick far and the bal cannot keep going because blocked by an object then it will simply have a bounce off animation from that object wether a wall, statue, ect..

I agree on most of this, but not the jukebox.

Why 5 cr to play/change a song? Why limited loops? Why a whole hour cooldown?

We should be able to leave the song playing in the GH for as long as we want, so the guild can have a theme song for themselves.

It'd give even more variety between guilds besides having indeterminate amounts of Mist Wells. People could say "Hey, I remember X guild because of X music!"

We have a heck of a ton of (great) music tracks anyway, why not giving them a new role when a few of them are not used at all?

We need to have a "Guild Dues" system set by the Guild Master to get players to contribute, and for the GM to check that such contributions have been made.

Second we need a Guild Master configurable set of Guild Hall permissions.

Third, Mist wells should have totals per-user rather than per guild to stop abuse.

i like you idea severage, but i think it should be included in the guild library (number 5 records) portion where the player can create a profile of his/her onto a book that is automatically generated when the player joins the guild. in the profile, there will be a section that you can turn the page and see the amount of contribution and the date of the contribution(s) that player has made. i also sugest that when interacting with the bookshelf, i would rather there be a close up right behind the player and the camera would be just slightly angeled where the book would show close up. the knight's head would be moving from right to left making it look like the knight is actually reading. when ever you move to another section in the profile of that specific player, the knight would turn the page. the turning of the page would also be an animation, and the page would portray the section you turn to.

How about sleeping bonuses in Guild Halls? Like mist in half time? That would also encourage more sleepers :P

I would be VERY happy if those ideas was used on the GH.

What about our own monster pet that we can pet or play fetch that are only accesible in the GH. We can also name one and do something together that everyone will never forget.

I'm seeing what you're doing there Sev.

Very subtle...

I know that many guilds take pride in their PvP-ing, mostly Lockdown but some Blast Network (like me!), and I think that perhaps some sort of Coliseum/PvP-related furnishings might be in order; They could either be purchased with crowns, or preferably, with Krogmo coins (perhaps in a manner similar to the 'Bribing King Krogmo'), where any individual could submit as many Krogmo coins towards a furnishing they like.

In addition, if there are even more special furnishings (like trophies? o.O), perhaps they could be awarded to the top players and/or guilds of each event at the end of the week, or require certification of having been at the top of the leaderboards before!

Ahhh, a bribe reward could work, at least for the larger trophies! I see (and like) how you look for the method that requires the least amount of special change... But I suppose it would be nice to sell more generic furnishings through Sullivan; maybe statues of the different Lockdown class symbols, or bombs for Blast Network. I'm still not quite sure what they'd be, exactly, but I do know that they should be some sort of statement of "We love ____!" If they implemented those tapestries and rugs like you suggested earlier, there could be some PvP themed ones as well; likely just the symbols we're familiar with, like the status icons we might see in our friends list, the crossed swords that used to be the PvP button...

And in regards to the leaderboards, I do know too well how the #1 is based on who plays the most; not the best. Although it does feel a little.... grating... to reward time/perseverance rather than skill, that in itself, I believe, allows that trophy prize to go out among varied people; (I may be wrong) but I don't quite remember the same person being #1 more than a week (or two rarely) in a row. Especially with Lockdown, there is already so much competition that it is a very grueling and lengthy process, and an actual prize would increase the competition further. For something rewarded to a winning guild (if the guild sections are included, I do believe that one IS based more on skill/teamwork, although it is still possible to "farm" rank points using an alternate guild. In the past (for a very short time) they did give some sort of temporary costume reward to the leaders, so they do have experience with programming that (to address the issue of work and feasibility...) The biggest problem with this still being that it is only accessible to those with enormous free time and still a chunk of money to invest in join fees.

I do admit though that I partly thought of this because I was wondering what to do with all the Krogmo coins in the inventory... for those of us who play PvP for PvP and not for the coins, we tend to accumulate quite a lot of them... (and beyond buying and auctioning off materials..)

Great thread by the way! :)

Can I +1000000000 this?

But yeah guess I better work on mine sooner or later. :D

EDIT: Eh nvm... Takes too much time. :c

I would prefer a Beverage, Severage :P

@Devs, Y U NO Respond?

Btw, Will we be able to PVP in GTH With other people who are not in the guild?

"If a member joined and left, there would be no notice for that member at all, to save space."

Then you could just get rid of that section all together, because whoever leaves the guild has joined at some point. Plus, I bet there are some people who want to be able to know who is going in and out of their guild. -1

+1 to Autofire #86

Also, clarification from post #5: Yes I confused Guild Records with the Vault-Log-thingy.

more stuff later~

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It would just save it to a text file at a click of a button. Currently, you can either type/write it out, or take screenies.

i would likr to be two seperate tracks in the record for each member when they contribute to the guild.

1st track would be total amount of contribution. this would record the total assimilate contribution into one value.

2nd track woud gather each contribution into the weekly upkeep cycle with the latest date that that member contributed.

the first track would allow players to earn credit in the guild. so if for instance a player where to donate 5 million crowns in one week, it would give that player a sort vip. so if that player where to make a mistake, the factor that he donated so much would lesson that players punishment.

the second track would see that each member of the guild is suporting the guild and is meeting the required upkeep contribution that that guild established. i think having only one track would make it hard to know if a player is continuing to support that particular guild.

second section

about when a player joins, gets promoted or leaves. i would like to keep it the same way in records and let it be deleted as the records update. to make it easier to know how long a player has been with the guild i would like for it to only count the days that the members of that guild is online. much like how steam tracks how long you have played a game, i would there to be a total number of hours that player has been with the guild included in the "in respect to Bookshelves.....Within these records lie personal information (Not that personal, it's not a diary) of each Guild Member therein." bookshelves where it contains small amount information about that member. from there on, guildmasters/officers that know math can convert those hours onto days, months and years. (if they dont know math they can always google it lol.)

i think it should have the latest date that knight donated to the treasury for crowns and mats. the same for withdrawing from the mistwell, it should have the lastest date that knight withdrawn mist or contributed mist. besides that, it looks good.

also, how about a weekly expendature condensed for each knight.

example:

name:unknown bought spiral blue bed, spiral blue desk, ect. = total amount that knight spent xx,xxx crowns (the date that knight bought the last item, (xx/xx/xx))

No, I wasn't disagreeing with you. I was only clarifying. If it's too hard, it wouldn't get done. Simple. :P

Actually, now that i think about it, taking screenshots is easier then recording that stuff. It is on the server for the record, rather then just piping what's on the screen to a file like you do for a screenshot.

What about monster outbreak that will swarm the GH? It will be very rare.

Disagree, Sev.