NOmad towns

[sethd13]

I don't want to have tons of people in my town that i have no real connection to. If were taking an rp standpoint on this recruiting members because you feel they are valuable to the "team" is a much more viable approach than " omg new player.... TO THE INN!" and just recruiting people for the block protection. Forcing people to have 5 people per town and to have 3 towns seems intrusive on a "city states" sovereignty. Perhaps we could have township granted on an admins approval?

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I don't want to have tons of people in my town that i have no real connection to. If were taking an rp standpoint on this recruiting members because you feel they are valuable to the "team" is a much more viable approach than " omg new player.... TO THE INN!" and just recruiting people for the block protection. Forcing people to have 5 people per town and to have 3 towns seems intrusive on a "city states" sovereignty. Perhaps we could have township granted on an admins approval??

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I don't want to have tons of people in my town that i have no real connection to. If were taking an rp standpoint on this recruiting members because you feel they are valuable to the "team" is a much more viable approach than " omg new player.... TO THE INN!" and just recruiting people for the block protection. Forcing people to have 5 people per town and to have 3 towns seems intrusive on a "city states" sovereignty. Perhaps we could have township granted on an admins approval?

[Crazylol5]

There is more to territories than simply 'grief-protection'

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Seth, that's the benefit of being in a nation.
If you want territories, you join a nation.

[Android]

We found ourselves hating Nomad towns from 2.0 so we got rid of them.

If you want to make a small village without any protection whatsoever, a village that might even be in the lands claimed by a nation trying to expand its territory, by all means. Your settlement won't be a town in any way, however, not even by definition.