Chef Archive
Thread: Want to see a player owned cantina?
7 LOTS!!!
That is insane, even if I wanted to tie up that many lots I would get a Tatooine guild hall or Generic Guild hall and have a building three times the size. I would miss the stage and the barbut 7 lots is way too much. I can see Musician and Dancers not caring cause they don't have to run harvesters but 7 lots makes player cantinas seem like a cruel joke to Chefs: "Well your Master Chef can have a cantina but you can only run 1 factory and 2 harvester if you do"
I love being a Chef. I became a chef because I think it isa coolideaand I (like so many before me) want to open my own cantina. This means it is doubtfull that I will ever give up master chef but I am getting sick and tired of our professions getting completlyignoredall the time.I bet if there was a problem with architects they would have it fixed by the end of the week.
I think we all owe SirVimes a debt of gratitude for pleading our case. I would like to thank you for standing up for us, you have your work cut out for you my friend. /salute
Kaide
Sir Vimes, please pass this on then:
7 lots for a cantina is abso**edit**inglutely unacceptable.
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it is the plan that any new player building for the Player City series will take up 7 lots? That is SO completely unacceptable. You guys [Devs, not Sir Vimes] are making this so ridiculously expensive that NOBODY will use all the nifty things you will throw at us for player city structures. I would really like some hard facts about lot needs for the soon-to-debut player city buildings now, this has gotten me seriously concerned. If this is in fact the case, guess what?
Don't even **edit**ing bother.
Will speeders and space ships take up 100 slots in our inventory too?
Honestly it sounds like they forgot that chefs really really need their lots. Musicians and Dancers don't really need their lots so 7 makes sense, but they forgot chefs are crafters and need their lots. Un-**edit**ing-believable.
My prairie dog could have organized this better and he spends his day running head first into furniture.