Cities And Housing Archive

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Sneev wrote:

2) Do the city purge and move everyone's stuff into a storage locker in the nearest NPC city. Send them an email letting them know its location. Clear out all the dead chaff in the cities in this way, and they can start to rebuild and redesign themselves around active players.

This way no one has to lose their stuff, but it doesn't get in the way of active players

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When they do the purge, they will move the inactive account's "stuff" to their bank deposit box.

I don't want to have them take away your house...just trying to find way's to make a city population bigger with out having to cover half of the planetary map.

As for charging rent...as an incentive for person in owning apartments...I really should be cheaper then maintaining a house. Otherwise people will just go buy a house...

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Jutewr wrote:

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Sneev wrote:

2) Do the city purge and move everyone's stuff into a storage locker in the nearest NPC city. Send them an email letting them know its location. Clear out all the dead chaff in the cities in this way, and they can start to rebuild and redesign themselves around active players.

This way no one has to lose their stuff, but it doesn't get in the way of active players

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When they do the purge, they will move the inactive account's "stuff" to their bank deposit box.

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No. The character data will probably be deleted. At present the character data is saved to some extent. Some of it can be lost though. I've known people who returned after several months and their characters were there, but most everything outside their inventory was gone.

This is a player housing purge, not a player character purge. Items (and the house) will be rolled up and stored in the player's bank. If they ever did a player character purge, the players would lose their items, but they're not talking about that at this time.

Every since the foot print change I've been wanting to bump this.

Many cities are now running into problems of not being able to fit in enough housing to advance their city to the next level. This could alleviate that problem.

Call me a necro bumper...