Denied [Suggestion] Add Child Regions to Towns

Yeah but why charge for the Y

 

+1 great idea!

 

Bump, this really should happen.

 

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You don't really understand math do you.

A VOLUME can be any dimension. The VOLUME must be at least 10,000 blocks.
This means you could have a 10x10x100, or a 10x50x20, or any permutation of the values in any X,Y,Z order to be greater than or equal to 10,000 blocks in volume.


Regarding the future of this, it's for sure a long term idea suggestion, as the coding required would be a living nightmare because of how we have to protect region creation.

 

No, I don't. I can't remember what 1+1 is. Or 9+10.

I'm saying why charge for the volume, just charge for the length and width but not height

I also didn't learn what volume is like 4 years ago

 

Why not just charge for the length and height, but not width?

 

I think people would rather just be charged for length/width because almost nowhere do you see people charge plots by volume, as well as the fact that towns aren't measured in volume as they go world height to bedrock, which is what people are not only used to but are expecting from regions created on ECC.

 

Or we could just charge a flat rate like we do for pvp instead of picking 2 arbitrary sides.

 

Yeah, I think a flat rate would be easier for the applicants as well as whoever handled the application.

 

Awesome suggestion. I kinda like Jamie’s idea for a block charge. As it’s essentially a town in a town. But maybe cap it at 40k or something and set the max at more then the 40k. But still have the 10k minimum

 

Denying this.

HOWEVER.

I really appreciate the idea and it would definitely be something I'm willing to do, however it would have to be automated. I recommend suggesting this again when we have more game modes out. This would be a very big project to do "right" and I would not want staff flooded with child region applications. You are basically asking for a custom towny-like add-on to our current system. Quite a big project, I like it to be honest, but just not now.