This looks pretty fantastic. Server name, that's kind of hard.

All of those fences, they're freaking me out mannnnn... but srsly though i think there's a little too much wooden fence in that screenie.

You think so? Maybe I could modify them out, hmm...

Just go Classic so I don't have to pay. :D

Have you thought of a server name yet?

Better? I think so, thanks for the hint.

Yeah looks good, I'd imagine you could get rid of the fence that borders the most of the straight roof edge on the gold building too, and place a few flowers there instead.

I wan't to ask something. Would you people mind me if I get the standard ice and lava tiles recolored?
I think that the lava and icehouse/tree tiles hurt the eye, the colors are quite extreme. It's no wonder that these areas are rarely populated on graal playerworlds, but i'd like them lively. Why no populated volcano town?

Winter landscapes is too bright, volcano landscapes is too dark.

In my opinion, the volcano tiles is made to be indoors, like in an actual volcano. :P

winter tiles conflict with players text

volcano i don't think has ever been implemented correctly for anyone to want to spend time in a place that uses such tiles

the black dragon spar was alright though, it used some volcano tiles. it was also all inside, though

If you need any scripting help i'd be more then obliged to stop by and pop out a few scripts.

Don't you have your own server failing?

I'm glad to see that you are still working on this, and I hope that you are able to finish it someday. I look forward to playing it.

Thank you :) We still need to fill your playerhouse :p

So here's a question I just thought of,

I saw that there are ways to 'win' playerhouses. Is this the only way that they will be able to be obtained? And if so, will said playerhouses be made by server staff?

Because what made Classic Graal cool for me was that players made their own stuff. There weren't super high standards for playerhouses. Basically, if you made something that resembled a level, it got up. Sure some of the stuff looked really bad, but it was always fun to explore these levels and laugh.

I'm just wondering if you do have some sort of general idea on how you're approaching player housing?