Cities And Housing Archive

Most of the NPC cities have something that distinguishes them from both the player cities and the random collections of houses that occur round the world. Since there are veteran rewards for having an account registered for a specific amount of days I was wondering if it would be possible to have Veteran rewards for player cities that have been at the metropolis status for a year or so. These veteran rewards for cities could help to distinguish player cities and help them to feel more city like akin to the npc cities.

These rewards can be in the same pattern of the veteran player rewards and come either anually, bi-anually or whatever spacing the developers feel would be best.

Some ideas for veteran city rewards could be special or unique decorative items that can be placed in the central plaza of the city, Large scale skyscrapers akin to the buildings in most cities on Coronet, a building that is a crashed starship ect.. there are many posibilities that could be used, some could be planet specific and others generic.

Any ideas on the possiblity of something akin to this being done or some suggestions for special structures, gardens, decorations or buildings would be appreciated.

What are good skyscrapers without cement byways?

Curzon


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I think that would be a neat little idea, certainly.

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need to raise the population cap on metros... and come up with a sentator for the other planets

/pointat this thread:

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."Players come to our game because of what we put in there. We come out, we make a system change to our games--and what does it do? It alienates our players,? he said. ?Instead of sticking to the thing we love, we start changing it. The 3.5 million people who are already playing our game, they're happy! Why are we changing it??

Not a bad idea, it would definately give me more incentive to look around or travel. Really, even just aesthetically pleasing things like an interesting landform would be cool. A little bit of diversity would be nice.

Then why in the blue blazes do we vote for the new senator of bestine?

Just Tara

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