2022-03-04 12:04
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It's been 21 years since Ilshenar was introduced. Halloween 2017 introduced us to the serpent's jawbone, which enables us to teleport to a few areas and dungeons there. Can we now perhaps consider to take it one step further and allow for rune marking and moongating in Ilsh?
I don't really know anymore why marking specifically was banned, maybe it was because lots of interesting spawnspots were heavily camped back in the days and this made sure players couldn't camp spots 24/7? Is the reason still valid in 2022?
Maybe being allowed to mark and gate could be made into a questline you'd have to follow to circumvent the powerful magic? Or a storyline could be introduced about a breakthrough made by the Lord's mages. That might be fun.
I get that Felucca T2A marking has been switched off due to PvP and champ spawns and people recalling in and out, but the champ spawns in Ilsh are not centered around PvP and I no longer see not being able to mark or gate in Ilsh as something which is useful or as something 'quirky' with a thinly spread out population as of today. It's more of a hindrance to do fun stuff on that huge piece of landmass, like resource collecting, taming or simply going somewhere fast.
Am curious to the opinions of other players?
I don't really know anymore why marking specifically was banned, maybe it was because lots of interesting spawnspots were heavily camped back in the days and this made sure players couldn't camp spots 24/7? Is the reason still valid in 2022?
Maybe being allowed to mark and gate could be made into a questline you'd have to follow to circumvent the powerful magic? Or a storyline could be introduced about a breakthrough made by the Lord's mages. That might be fun.
I get that Felucca T2A marking has been switched off due to PvP and champ spawns and people recalling in and out, but the champ spawns in Ilsh are not centered around PvP and I no longer see not being able to mark or gate in Ilsh as something which is useful or as something 'quirky' with a thinly spread out population as of today. It's more of a hindrance to do fun stuff on that huge piece of landmass, like resource collecting, taming or simply going somewhere fast.
Am curious to the opinions of other players?