Hula_Girl

I would love to see a payment option for people like me, who can not spend too many hours a day playing. For the last premium payment that I made, I had maybe 2 hours of gameplay. This was just too much - I love Wurm, but I have to respect myself too.

Yes, it is expensive, that's why I stopped playing. I have limited time and played max 10 hours per week, the cost of premium is just too high. Maybe the premium time could be counted in-game, and not by calendar?

When crossing the server border on a ship, we get thrown in the water more often than not. It's been like this for years, so apparently it's a feature, a bug would surely be addressed by this time. The suggestion is to remove this feature, because it serves no purpose.

+1

+1, and confetti particles when it succeeds

I hear you! Time to put an end to those safe spaces for carebears; no more children play - let's introduce permadeath, this will kickstart the pvp again fer sure /s

The topic is "Why nobody pvps in wurm", so the opinion of those who refrain from PvP (especially those who tried it and went back to Freedom) might give some insight into the subject. But yeah, this attitude is why I didn't throw my 3 cents in this thread...

+1, it goes from "burn steadily" to cold quickly and you never know when...

Buildings in Wurm are not only houses. There are temples, inns, public shelters, workshops, watchtowers, bridge entrances, and so on... - it's actually the door lock / door permission which says what is fine to enter.

Today while exploring a seemingly abandoned stone building I had a most unfortunate experience, as there was no floor behind unlocked porticullis on top floor, and the horse just leaped down into doorless yard. The walls were protected from bashing, and all opening were too high to be reached - no way to walk out. Is this ok to build such traps?

-1, this would make more people to lock autoride and alt+tab.

AFAIK the Christians don't consider "success" to be money, power, and popularity. The simulation hypothesis has been deeply explored (also in context of religions) by philosophers and sci-fi authors, sorry but there was nothing new in your lenghty post.

To be honest, at first I was petrified by Enki's ghastly manifestation, and by the horse eaters. But we all survived and it was a good time after all.

Can someone in-the-know put some clarification on this issue? Because again the rift is in the same region, and pretty close to a deed.

Someone will lose his drake set in a rigged game of poker, mind my words...