@Chenny2025 said in Town Destroying:
Are towns destructible? As a raiding person or guild can you raid a town for resources and set in on fire?
As you can found here: No destruction of houses: Town Sieges
sieges and city wars are things that we still have to plan and develop, in any case, you won't be able to destroy houses. We are aware that this is a tricky topic and we won't allow chaotic and uncontrolled city devastations.
@Farlander said in Housing Blueprints:
House plans differ only in appearance correct? I think I read somewhere each house will take the same plot size. How is storage affected? Any other differences?
Current houses in tests are 3x3, the biggest house is expected to be 5x5.
That said, a bigger floor means more space for chests. I haven't seen anything yet on houses containing "inbuilt" storage, although I wouldn't mind a walk-inn dress room 
@Farlander said in Suggestion: Currency names:
@Jetah I think everyone is on the silver standard.
The silver standard is a monetary system in which the standard economic unit of account is a fixed weight of silver. The silver specie standard was widespread from the fall of the Byzantine Empire until the 19th century.
That would fit however more to the timeframe of the game then the gold standard if you could compare it to human timelines and history.
@Tuoni said in PvE Planet with PvP:
In my opinion, I like the idea that different races has that chance to travel other planets and gather resources from there. I think it is fine that demons and evil characters in general has that opportunity travel to Arboreus. However, the best solution would be that they can only arrive on a specific area which is not much from the whole land mass, that way those inhabitants who do not want to encounter hostile PvP can avoid that 100% if they want to. I am sure there will be those beastmen players as well who can live with that possibility to encounter open world PvP action. Perhaps that certain PvP area has some resource hotspots from where can benefit those bold beastmen as well and not just the invaders. If that 30 minutes radius (hard gap) or 15 minutes (soft gap) feels troublesome to implement right, then the invasion could be limited to a certain continent from where the invaders will not get further and where inhabitants can fast travel with boats. We also have to remember that demons will be heavily debuffed which might make them quite vulnerable and good targets for demon hunters.
I would not take PvP totally out from the PvE planet because then there is no danger for demons, and they can just gather in peace without having any serious threat. So I would implement the PvP content in Arboreus in way that it would be more threat for demons rather than beastmen.
That's why I said before that there is no need for changes, as the way you describe it, is like 95-100% as the devs have described the plans so far for how Arboreus would be 
Nice call !
"If a character is part of a militia, it can freely attack and loot the members of other militias. This is possible only when outside of towns and starting areas"
@Prometheus To be sure: does this mean that not being part of a militia, will keep you safe from other people attacking you at random?
A lot of thoughts of PvP players why the PvE planet should be altered, is it only me who finds that Ironic?
I was going to type a long message of counter-arguments and information already available, but Specter's posts took away the need for that and altering Arboreus as it was only based on speculations.
Although I am a ini mini bit disappointed that most of the people in this discussion have a high foundation score, so all of the information Specter was giving, should have been known by you guys.
Arboreus is a PvE planet for good reasons, have you ever tried to keep your fur clean and in good condition, with all that human and demon blood on you? Not to mention the taste if you have to lick it off you.......
@humerus said in PvE Planet with PvP:
@Specter So you're saying that there are no special rules for the "invaders" apart from the 30m timer, correct?
It's a bit more than that. From this spotlight: link
"If your character has an Evil alignment and you manage to enter Arboreus, well, now you’re in trouble! The planet itself, pervaded by the primal energy of Elysium, immediately starts fighting to repel you. You become heavily debuffed, and normally pacific creatures turn aggressive against you, seeking you out to rip you apart. Even worse, you are only allowed to stay on Arboreus for half an hour at once, and you are quickly drained of all vital energies if you step into a Good-only area."
@humerus said in Looting? Pickpocketing? Or Lock picking & Burglary:
@Peter No, it's not that terrifying really. The ability to loot makes the economy much more complex and interesting: this implies that moving the goods from one city to another has a risk factor involved which means that there wouldn't be a global price tag for most items, this allows for much more indepth political experience for the guilds and another way to make some quick cash for the individual player. If implemented correctly in such a game this mechanic can really spice things up and lighten up the social aspect of the mmo.
Although that is true, it also makes it far less desirable to optimize (expensive) gear, what is bad for those interested in crafting etc, as the market for that kind of items will be small due to the fact that you can easily lose it to some pack of gankers. I have never been a fan of full loot PvP. As you can lose a lot of your game time gathering. But it is how the game is designed, so I will deal with it/work around it.