Darrth Eugene Vader3
Emperor
- Reason
- To reactivate cities that have been abandoned by a player that has been removed / deleted from the game/world.
- Details
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Players are sometime called "Kings/Queens" of their cities. What happens to a kingdom when the king/queen die in RL? The King/Queen gets replaced, by a heir (or other person who takes the throne) and the kingdom continues under the new ruler / management . Now in FOE when a player abandon the game or is removed / deleted by Inno (for whatever reasons) The city is abandoned, stays inactive, disappears.
Proposed: Provide a choice to a new player that comes to the World/Server to:
1. Start the game from the starting point (current only option). Or
2. Adopt and continue an inactive city that is not longer under the control of the previous player who build/developed it.
If option 2 is selected the Player will
* start the world with the previously inactive city in its current state.
* have available the coins, supplies, medals, goods, and tavern silver that were available at the time that the city became inactive.
* not receive the diamonds that the previous city owner had at the time that the city became inactive.
- Balance
- The idea gives a Player the option to start at a city at point further in the game. Limit this option to Players that have already a city in the same server, That is, the first city ion the server must start from the beginning (Stone Age), only at a second or additional city the player would have the chose to receive an inactive city to continue (if there are available inactive cities to offer by the game).
- Abuse Prevention
- Players can only have 1 city per world. Available inactive cities would be selected by the game and offered to the Player to choose, or choose to start at Stone age as normal.,
- Summary
- New option for Players that have already a city in the server, to start a second or additional city, in a new world in a point futher in the timeline.
- Have you looked to see if this has already been suggested?
- Yes, nothing similar found.
Provide a way to reactivate an inactive city but under "new management".