Creative suggestions

Just wanted to ask if these options might be available for near future availability.

I would like to see the following furnishing items made available.

Boats for traveling up and down the rivers. Sailboats and barges to move commerce around. The ability to set them on a path to make them look functional. Path ability for mounts, and followers. Non combat pets that can also follow you on your quests. More plants like various large palm trees to dress up areas we have cut down in order to build. An extra large dome taking up 9 squares for the Turanian home build. Turanian baths and other home furnishings. Peacocks. More banners and wall hangings. Perhaps a moon cycle instead of a fixed full moon with perhaps a rotating night time sky. I realize that developers are constantly at work to improve and add content but I would like to see if any of these could be added for not only my personal enjoyment but for everyone else as well.. Thank you for your consideration and for all your team does.

I hate to be the one to break this news to you.

In the beginning during early access;

  1. We did have a moon with phases.
  2. We had realistic clouds.
  3. The stars did move across the night sky.

But people complained about the direction the moon was traveling.

The moon was moved BUT, they did not remove the moon’s reflection on the waters.

(You can still see it following the original path by watching it traverse the waters from its southwestward origin as it heads toward the east).

They stopped the movement of the stars.

Blame the whiners for messing this game up.

Survival once had meaning and it was brutal if you were not prepared.

Hello Vahlok,

I’m sorry to hear this about this news. I would not have thought that would be reason to complain. Did they not have the map feature at the beginning? That is how I’ve always navigated. Though I do like the added of the compass which helps a great deal more in my opinion. Still I think it would be great to have it back. :man_shrugging: It is true that nobody will ever been completely happy. I’m content playing the way it is, but being in the natural world a great deal, just thought this would have been a no brainer. lol. Thanks for your response and for enlightening me!

I really like when games encourage player-driven creativity — whether it’s designing custom quests, crafting lore-based structures, or creating dynamic weather effects that impact gameplay. Systems that let players influence the world without breaking balance make the experience more immersive. Sandbox-style tools or seasonal world events could add that spark of unpredictability that keeps communities engaged long-term.

One thing I’d like to see is the war paint of jebbal sag look more symmetrical. It bothers me how out of line it is.