Social in Neverwinter

sol2286

Offer and asked to enter a social component to the game. Wedding, building a common home (probably with a preliminary collection of resources), kinship (son, father, mother ect. with race limitatons).
And so the status of spouses, for example, has provided some facilities for interaction with each other, such as shared Bank.
And let in the character window displayed "Married to...".
Those wishing, please make your suggestions in the comments.

sol2286

Enter to the game a special priest who will marry and register the marriage. Or let it makes Aralen.
And let it be the light from heaven as was on Simrile when marriage And crackers.

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sol2286

I hope this stuff will be well minded and discussed to prevent stealing stuff ect. (Marriage contract )
Or there could be just a mark at personality list for roleplay. And some statuses. This is only needed for RP. There is no necessary to share accounts or bank.

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plasticbat

Use the guild to do whatever you want. You can build a house (SH). You have a guild bank (the shared bank). You can "marry" as many people as you want regardless the gender, age and you can "marry" to your own self too. You can set up your paranet, child, grandchild, relationship using rank. e.g. rank 1 is great grand child, rank 7 is great grand parent, etc ... although promoting a great grand child to be a parent is kind of awkward.

beckylunatic

These are features that I doubt there's enough interest to warrant adding, particularly considering I don't much see how to monetize them. LOL Zen store marriage licenses. It would require UI development, and modification to the game engine. It's nothing simple.

If you are roleplaying that you are married, nothing in the world is stopping you from writing it in your bio, and pretending whatever your tender heart desires.

Anyone that is actually interested in the fruits of your imagination would probably either read your bio, or ask.

Ed: I have a guildie whose alts constitute a large extended family, and I've read all about their history via inspecting bios. I like bios. But it's unlikely to get built into the game. And I think any roleplayer worth their salt doesn't need it.

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sol2286

In your bio you describe everything, then tell everyone who cares, Yes. But still would like the game engine to have a convenient tool for this.
Or, for example, here's an idea for monetization: common trunk in a shared house and you have to pay for an extension.
Or let the common house be upgradeable like Guild Fortress. Think it's interesting enough and could be monetizied.
Or there could be a special template in Foundry for such house with a possibility of individual finishes. This would increase interest in the Foundry. But this template should have special profits and limitations.
Items such as enhancing healing of your partner if you're a healer or increase his defense if you're the guardian is interesting, but Yes, there are just hunters for profit. Maybe let this items gradually increases the effect depending on time of stay in one group.

sol2286

plasticbat said:

Use the guild to do whatever you want. You can build a house (SH). You have a guild bank (the shared bank). You can "marry" as many people as you want regardless the gender, age and you can "marry" to your own self too. You can set up your paranet, child, grandchild, relationship using rank. e.g. rank 1 is great grand child, rank 7 is great grand parent, etc ... although promoting a great grand child to be a parent is kind of awkward.

Fine idea But what if I want to stay in my current guild? Marry all of them, yep! ^_^

sockmunkey

The problem with systems like this offering bonuses or allowing things to be shared that cant normally be shared. Is you open it up to abuse. You will either give gold sellers or scammers a new means to trade or steal. Or you will simply have people using the mechanic for convenience rather then its intended function.

The only way to make it, would be if it offered absolutely no additional functionality. And if that is the case, it becomes something hard to monetize or justify development time.