Post by lapse on Aug 10, 2006 13:41:05 GMT -5
Don't you think the terraforming ("building/destroying land") could be used in bad ways, such as removing land masses directly under the feet of players so that they would fall down into the water or isolate them from other players in fights?
When you make a map and a house and you're finished with it, will it be "locked" so that we don't have players abusing this system in ways I described above, or simply create "unrealistic" enviroments?
I understand this game is supposed to be very free, dynamic. But this is much like the deal with names mentioned in the FAQ (voting against users with "wrong" names, names like "PimpMaster69", you get it. To keep it "realistic").
This might be fully clear for other people, but I'm not sure I've understood it all. You FIRST create a map and then you submit it, and when it finally appears in game you cannot terraform it anymore?
In game you can go into some kind of "construction mode" in which you can construct your own building and easily remove it.
And other players would have to work harder in order to destroy another persons building.. because a person can't simply destroy any building just like that, that would be unrealistic.
When you make a map and a house and you're finished with it, will it be "locked" so that we don't have players abusing this system in ways I described above, or simply create "unrealistic" enviroments?
I understand this game is supposed to be very free, dynamic. But this is much like the deal with names mentioned in the FAQ (voting against users with "wrong" names, names like "PimpMaster69", you get it. To keep it "realistic").
This might be fully clear for other people, but I'm not sure I've understood it all. You FIRST create a map and then you submit it, and when it finally appears in game you cannot terraform it anymore?
In game you can go into some kind of "construction mode" in which you can construct your own building and easily remove it.
And other players would have to work harder in order to destroy another persons building.. because a person can't simply destroy any building just like that, that would be unrealistic.
