Zarandar@Oasis wrote:
Curiel wrote:
One poster here mentioned automaticaly having all alts on an account as trustees. I don't want others who are trustees of my houses to see every alt I have via the trustee tab in the /house window. It wouldn't be hard to figure out who are my alts and who are mutual friends. I like logging in and being alone sometimes. So no automatic alt trustee function for me please.
Besides, I don't think that's necessary since you can go in and very easily make which ever alts you want trustees.
Yes, but it is time consuming and a bother if you have a lot of alts (I have 15 now and expect to make more). Variations could be:
- Alts have trustee status but are not listed.
- A check box to enable/disable the function.
- A check box to hide/show access granted.
- Other ideas anyone?
Edit: I have to ask, if you don't trust them to that point, why are they listed as trustees and not just as friends?
As well as as the current button (or whatever it's called, I'm going from memory here) have a button.
So if I add one of my characters and click all characters sharing an account with that character are given the access, in the window it can simply say [character name] (Account) or something similar, rather than listing all the characters (besides which, if you take the add all characters approach then what happens when I roll an alt, does the system automatically check all housing to see if the alt needs adding? Simply flagging the account sounds easier). Sounds like a minimal addition to the interface rather than multiple check boxes.
Somebody else mentioned adding extra vitality when in a house, I think these sorts of changes are very unlikely as it would result in a large scale increase in the use of housing instances by people who currently don't use them too often, that will put extra strain on the servers whereas allowing those of us who use our houses to own multiple houses won't since we still can't be in more than one house at a time.