Hula_Girl

Nice one. Also make boats, carts, horses and players move at unlimited speed carrying unlimited weight. Just kidding, it's a good idea but you exaggerated with unlimited capacity

Can you please stop sending people to Blacksmith? I'm really fed up with all their griefing.

Why not allow us to position the stuff that gets created "in front of you"? After finishing, it could follow the mouse cursor and let you put it exactly where it should land.

Are you a communist?

[14:41:20] You can barely make out the signature, 'John known as Jack' The only people that have that problem are those who bought the account or have some questionable past themselves. I don't see the need to address that problem.

I see no problem with that, you have to get within a few tiles of a toon to see it anyway. But apparently there are spell differences so it might *sigh* imbalance PvP.

-1 Name means too much in Wurm. And there are other problems with this concept. For example: if a name was used once, should it be reserved forever, or allowed to be reused after X days? No, just no, -1.

Nah, that's only a projection. Just like "men think only about sex"

+1

Distance moved 7597.13 km I would cross Asia and reach China.

After thinking about it... If we could load it onto a large cart/wagon, it would actually be a nice thing to have!

Sounds good, but I'm not sure if it would be used frequently. You still need to put that dirt somewhere, and the bonus of "extra inventory" may be not worth the hassle of hauling the wheelbarrow around.

IIRC there was a declaration from the dev team once, that they will spend one week in a month bugfixing or something like that. So even though it's a step in the right direction, we'll have yet to see if it's not another EMPTY PROMISE.

Wow. That's impressive, RomaN. I like the perspective trick in this pic, where the bridge dwarfs the colossus and tower

+1, certainly it must have been overlooked by the devs

So the problem was between the keyboard and the chair.

I believe the wood scraps have wrong volume when put in a large crate. Apparently, a single woodscrap that you get when cutting away the plank from log, takes more space than the log itself.

Because we constantly get surprised by actions of the team. Many players feel "cheated" and that the Wurm team works against the players... I have mixed feelings about the wiki team. Why is there a need for them to be appointed? Can't they just be regular editors? After all, the wiki was meant to be run by players because Code Club provides no information? Does it mean that, for example, some numerical values will get corrected to what they actually are? What is the point of creating more "officers"? To illustrate, imagine this conversation taking place in near future: - Hi, I did something-something just like the wiki says, but it doesn't work - The wiki is just a collection of guesses made by players, it's not 100% accurate - Oh, so what does the Wiki Team Assigned By Code Club does? - Well, they make sure that [iNSERT REASON HERE]. What reasons fit in the marked place?

It takes a lot of time to get things done, true. But there is no hurry. Sure, you can't have fun over weekend building two miniature cities and massive cavern maze, but you can have fun over weekend building a small farm. And I really, really hope that Wurm will stay slow the way it is.

+1 for jumping and general acrobatics.

The "new" economy would find equilibrium quickly, and the server would be connected to other clusters. What added value do you see in another "fresh start"?

I don't understand this poll. If majority votes "replace", am I obliged to go and rebuild bridges, and if they vote "no", I'm forbidden to do so?

It would be funny if it weren't true.

Wait, is Public Relations Officer trying to insult us on purpose? "But Mr Dent, the plans have been available in the local planning office for the last nine months." "Oh yes, well as soon as I heard I went straight round to see them, yesterday afternoon. You hadn't exactly gone out of your way to call attention to them, had you? I mean, like actually telling anybody or anything." "But the plans were on display ..." "On display? I eventually had to go down to the cellar to find them." "That's the display department." "With a flashlight." "Ah, well the lights had probably gone." "So had the stairs." "But look, you found the notice didn't you?" "Yes," said Arthur, "yes I did. It was on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying 'Beware of the Leopard'."