Councilor of Reception

Ok, looking around my office. It needs much improvement.

First things first. Maybe some way to write a welcome note that is put in each new player's inbox.

Second, the character descriptions are useless fluff. I really don't need those. Maybe instead information like level and date/time the person was last active.

Finally, more information about the town. I don't need a screen with just the population count, I get that in the Town Hall screen. Information that would be helpful would be:

• Number of players at each level
  
• Names of new players added in the past week
  
• Names of players on vacation
  
• Names of players who are dying

The pop Count etc are in my office Sullivan. I can see everything you can in your office. The Mayor is the only one that can mail letters to the population.

I do agree with sorting the players out. It helps keep track of who needs help and how many people for each level the town currently has. As for dying...the game really doesn't have a "dying" code in it....you just lose life. Your still alive for a week until you reach 10%. Then you stay that way for 3 days before the game eradicates you. It really is a big deal to code this into the game...don't know if Paul atm has time for this....but the sorting would improve the game for all the players in France, normandie and here in England.


A recommendation of my own allow the mayor Access to ALL the offices so they can keep track of what the councilors are doing. It lowers the risk of abuse of power. That way the mayor doesn't have to add and remove people from office in order to check the offices.

I like the idea, would be easier to help the new players.
We could wait for some more responses, and get the idea to the french forum for discussion with the other players and administrators IG, to see if they may code it IG.

dying would then mean that one has 10% of life remaining. And I understand the whole coding issue, but I also consider this the very early beta period for this game, so I'm more than willing to make suggestions that may take some work and some time to be implemented as that's what beta testers are for ;-)