[Suggestion] Re-Name Of Town

Discussion in 'Suggestions' started by Vintage_Gamer, Oct 20, 2013.

  1. Vintage_Gamer

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    To be able to rename your town.

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    Suggestion:
    For the owner of a town to be able to change the name of their town.

    Reason:
    I was just thinking that due to the new town claim feature, you should be able to change the name of the existing town. To make it suit your needs.

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    No. Too many trollz unfortunately :(
     
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    I like the idea
     
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    We already have several towns with the same name (unclaimed towns who originally took a name, but new ones made taking it), so being able to change town names could cause even greater messes (could accidentally overwrite a current town, or have multiple in existence).

    As well, it would make checking original owner's town creation threads difficult (LWCs, contracts, claiming, so on). Although I would love to have town naming added back - as we had it once before, and it was removed - I think it caused/will cause too many struggles.