Post by ozgod on Dec 4, 2017 0:27:46 GMT
As suggested on Liberty:
sklotopolis.freeforums.net/thread/2112/sklotopolis-reclamation-beautification-project-hold
While it's "on hold" at Liberty, it's worth bringing up here on Novus. As deeds are being disbanded I think it's worthwhile to visit those abandoned deeds and restore them as close as possible to a natural state - meaning tearing up paved tiles, de-flattening terrain, removing unnatural tiles (i.e. sand dropped around the perimeter of the disbanded deed,) removing artifically planted groves.
This will help provide "fresh" areas for new players who want to settle down in the future.
sklotopolis.freeforums.net/thread/2112/sklotopolis-reclamation-beautification-project-hold
While it's "on hold" at Liberty, it's worth bringing up here on Novus. As deeds are being disbanded I think it's worthwhile to visit those abandoned deeds and restore them as close as possible to a natural state - meaning tearing up paved tiles, de-flattening terrain, removing unnatural tiles (i.e. sand dropped around the perimeter of the disbanded deed,) removing artifically planted groves.
We have to consider what is worth being left utouched, and what should be naturalized. This also brings up the idea of having Sklotopolis Landmarks or Sklotopolis Historical Sites, protected sites and/or structures that will remain untouched. This event can also include the completion of projects that have been long abandoned, or the naturalization of those projects.
This will help provide "fresh" areas for new players who want to settle down in the future.
