Architect Archive

Why not? At this stage I'm open for anything to the prof.

Sounds like a good idea

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Cypher121 wrote:

Here's an idea:

How about letting us Architects make banners that are like all the ones around the galaxy? or even better let us make them but with a customization window like Image Designers have? That way we can create our own Guild Banners and display them. What do you all think?

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Banners are should be more of a tailor item then us, If you look at it, in practicality tailors will make the actual flag, banner whatever, all we would be tasked for is a pole, if that. Nice idea, wrong profession IMO.

if only the devs would listen to our idea instead of just not paying attention to us ;(

Unfortunately, I think thiswould be atailor made item also.

So, instead of a banner how about a plaque or other type of wall hanging?

It could be like the combat upgrade plague, ( but larger )

And customized. Different items sword, helmet, creatures, so on & so on.

Or just nameable. ( so & so's guild ), ( I like cheese ), ( weapons for sale )

This would be good for guilds and vendors.

Color options too.

Just a thought.

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1ArmedWampa wrote:

Unfortunately, I think thiswould be atailor made item also.

So, instead of a banner how about a plaque or other type of wall hanging?

It could be like the combat upgrade plague, ( but larger )

And customized. Different items sword, helmet, creatures, so on & so on.

Or just nameable. ( so & so's guild ), ( I like cheese ), ( weapons for sale )

This would be good for guilds and vendors.

Color options too.

Just a thought.

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I like this idea, buuuuuut lets do it like this. We make the plaque, player gives us the item they want, we then can immortilize it and will come out looking like the cu plaque. Make it master Architect skill and we would have a service people would use.

Banners for Tailors, and plaques for Architects... these are two excellent ideas.

They're things that players would like because they'd allow more distinctiveness for characters, they're additional capabilities for a couple of crafter professions, andfrom the developer point of viewboth ideas shouldbe reasonably simple to implement. What's not to like?

If the developersare looking fora couple of relativelysimple new features to add, I thinkthese two would go over well with the crafting community.

Bravo!

--Flatfingers