Towny Role Play Suggestion
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DragonEngineer 9 years ago.
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Why?
Oh well…
Borncorp should implement that
What if you need someone who can claim lands and put plots for sale? Wouldn’t this be troubling for towns with a huge number of players. But only 3 players can be the ones putting plots for sales etc etc?
The town can also have more quartermasters and land surveyor than other roles.
You can also set them as advisor if needed. Who has access to all commands except setting mayor.
Bump
We could implement something like that but what you have at the moment there are simply to many ranks that can only do one thing each. Also n and t deposit needs to open to more than one person because if only one person can do it and they aren’t online your going to have a issue.
There should be 3 staff ranls
Mayor and Advisors can access almost every command.
Maybe something more like this? Credit to DragonEngineer for the original wprk
Town:
– Mayor: Same as current system
– Advisor: All mayors command except /t set mayor
– Treasurer: /t deposit < $>, /t withdraw < $>Withdraw would only be abuse and if they can’t get on the town will fall.
– Land Overseer: /t claim, /t unclaim, /plot set perm, /plot toggle, /plot fs/nfs, /t claim outpost
– Recruiter: /t add, /t kick
– Quartermaster: /plot set perm, /plot toggle, /plot fs/nfs, set plot name and type (embassy, shop etc)Roll overtaken by Land overseer
– Captain: /t set perm, /t toggle, /t set board
– Debt Collector: /t set taxes, change plot taxes and prices, toggle tax percentagesTo easily abused and should only be controlled by the mayor– Quire: /t set board, /t set tag
– Sherriff: /t kick, /plot set perm, /plot toggleNation:
– King: Same as current system
–Co-LeaderArchduke: All king’s command except /n set king
– Nation treasurer: /n deposit < $>If he can’t get on thats the end of the nation.
– Town Recruiter: /n add, /n kick
–Nation TaggerHerald: /n set surname, /n set title
– Nation Debt Collector: /n set taxes
– NationDictatorGeneral: /n ally, /n enemy, /n toggle neutral Dictator is generally considered in control so General seems more appropriate to me.This is also a good idea.
Regarding abuse: That is why mayors and kings must really trust their fellow members with ranks, so they can allocate roles carefully. If you gave an abusive person the rank of Treasurer, he will crash your town or nation and that is considered mayor or the king’s fault.
Also there may be more than 1 person holding the same rank at a time in a town/nation. So if one treasurer is banned, the other treasurer can still deposit. In addition, advisors, mayors, king and Archduke can still deposit money.
This system involves a bit of risking and greater level of trust between players. It also provides a challenge for kings and mayors in their management skills. If any of those are compromised, they will face their doom. This is a bit like handling the government to handle your people in your country.
But since you insisted about the abuse, then I will have to take the suggestion, so the suggestion you gave is better.
Aidan Nye’s recommendations:
Town:
– Mayor: Same as current system
– Advisor: All mayors command except /t set mayor
– Land Overseer: /t claim, /t unclaim, /plot set perm, /plot toggle, /plot fs/nfs, /t claim outpost
– Recruiter: /t add , /t kick
– Captain: /t set perm, /t toggle, /t set board
– Quire: /t set board, /t set tag
– Sherriff: /t kick, /plot set perm, /plot toggleNation:
– King: Same as current system
– Archduke: All king’s command except /n set king
– Town Recruiter: /n add , /n kick
– Herald: /n set surname, /n set title
– General: /n ally, /n enemy, /n toggle neutralBTW as much as possible try not to duplicate commands between 2 roles. And keep the tasks among all roles balanced. So I would suggest land overseer to be split back into Land surveyor and quartermaster.
But thanks for your recommendation.
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This reply was modified 9 years, 2 months ago by DragonEngineer.
Bump. Hopefully can be used for the survival feedback topic
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