Hi folks.
We are investing so much time in building our villages, Underhome or Treedwellings… So much love goes into these.
Stonehearth is actively increasing the levels of love on the planet, at least for this nerd here.
I’m linking an older post but am reluctant to resort to dark magic in leathery, sticky books and so I’ve opted not to reply there and “bump” it, but rather to make a new posts to consider the matter.
A. I, for once, would very much like to experience my own settlement from the very eyes of my Hearthlings without cramming the camera into wierd angles that include evil Slice magic.
B. In multiplayer, there could be a gaming routine that introduce the incoming players as “Visitors” that take contracts from the session manager and are controlling a single character.
The arguments mentioned in the previous posts are as follow:
By ceetheman
- Fun way to explore the city from a different perspective
- Take control of a footman or archer and take part of the action!
- Help build, mine, carry stuff, for tasks that you want to micro-manage
- Explore!
- Talk to citizens (like they are NPC)
By coasterspaul
6. Finally be able to look inside rooms, add furniture other stories in the way.
Most of the arguments against have to do with the usual “it’s impossible\too hard to do” which is the older brother of “dead game” meme.
Lego games did it and did it well so if it’s a dev goal all these “reasons” do not amount to much.
Since it was not I’d pay for a DLC that adds these features and do it well, I want to visit random lands and help new players as a FPS character, that would hit the spot alright! .
Please share your thoughts on the subject if relevant.
Thank you for reading!
The OP: