[Withdrawn] Northwood: Remove static big tree behind Castleton Fort/Fortress

4/8/2018 2:15 AM
Title: Northwood: Remove big tree behind Castleton Fortress
Reproduction Rate:
Blocker? no
Details: Suggest remove the big tree at this location. It blocks view from the city lot to the NPC static fortress. This will help enable future player quests/events between the fortress and the city lot.
Steps to Reproduce:
User Specs:
OS: Windows 10 (10.0.0) 64bit
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700HQ CPU @ 2.60GHz (8) System RAM: 32722
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 GPU RAM: 8113
SotA.Win.64.760.Date.04.04.18
Area: Novia_R9_City_Northwood
Area Display Name: Northwood
Loc: (-181.5, 46.3, 168.6)
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Edited to say Northwood

 

Disagree. As the owner of the Town lot across the street from the NPC static fortress. the three trees shields the horrors that happen over in the city lot from the glorious Castleton fort that my husband brought me to when we were down at SotaCon. The tree is a remembrance of the purity of the Castleton and Britannia Manor area.

It is bad enough the noise coming from the two lots Winfield owns and the one lot the Town Drunk owns. Castleton fort needs protection.

 

I will have to side with Sansa on backing the tree removal stance of keeping the trees.

There are many trees blocking my village lot across from the Baron's Men Theatre at Britannia Manor that I would love removed too. These trees makes it hard to see the theatre and the observatory.

This madness may never end.

 

Sorry if I join the discussion - I agree with Gréagóir - removing that tree will be a precedent and might send the message that long-standing backers get preferential treatment. Which I don't think would be healthy for the community that is just growing. If Portalarium wants to offer such services it should be available to everybody at the same price. Also as typically more than one lot are affected it would create additional room for conflict.

 

I agree with you all! I withdraw my request.

I look forward to that tree remaining. In local lore and legend, it can become "sacred" and a great place for storytelling, ... the first story being how many people stood up and said "No, the tree shall remain and be saved! Send the lumberjacks away!"

Thanks.