Shattered Kingdoms

As the thread title states, I'm putting this one up for debate. Should there be exits into and out of the city of Teron to the sky and the center of the city respectively?

I'm torn on this one. The Teron sky exit was good for escape just as it was entrance. It was a double edged sword and well, Teron really isn't supposed to be "safe" like other cities. It's called the City of Chaos for a reason. I guess on this one, I vote yes to keep the sky entrance.

This was a horribly ass-backwards change.

I'm torn as well but I voted yes. While I think people should be able to use inns with a bit more safety, I also think Teron is a dangerous city and should keep that element of danger.

Is it actually possible for you to add something constructive to your whining? Why was this horribly ass-backwards? Why should it have been left the way it was? Or even better, provide an alternative plan of action to help fix or modify this change for the better.

In an attempt to make cities secure, why would you start with something that isn't even a problem? Sky entrances were not a weak spot, and often are even better defended than the gates. And are certainly nowhere near the threat that being able to gate 2 rooms away from the inn is.

What is so difficult about making Kaiyle, Freydah, Akara, Gusgil, etc no-gate NPCs? That would literally solve 90% of the issue here. But it's still not done.

Why?

Take all the time you want, working on your city-wide super plan. But wow. Just make these NPCs no-gate, please.

Agreed with Superman on this.

Yeah, sky entrances were never a weak spot. It's the dang gate NPCs sitting IN the inn in the north and sitting 2 rooms away from the inn in every other capital that's the problem.

Because band aids are for sissies. Aerial entrance to Teron is the debate here. The rest are staying as is. If the changes are going to happen, they're going to happen in one fell swoop. No need for a half done rush job that only makes people go two or three extra rooms away.

If there was the option, I would have voted for aerial exits but not aerial entrances.