Changing citizenship

Changing or renouncing node citizenship has a cooldown of two weeks.

• Players renounce their citizenship at their node's town hall.
• Players that renounce their citizenship during a node siege declaration period may incur penalties.
• Players lose their node citizenship after their node is destroyed in a node siege will gain a refugee status.
  • Refugees have no cooldown for joining a new node and may get reductions in citizenship dues and other node costs.
• 玩家房屋 ownership is not affected by citizenship changes.

節點公民權

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Alpha-1 節點公民權申請。

房屋授予玩家申請節點公民權。

• Citizenship tickets may also grant citizenship to certain node stages. This mechanic will be decided based on testing.

We want these places to be populated and people to be attracted to them and so right now we think housing is enough for that. But we don't want to design ourselves into a corner where we don't have any other options, so the hope is that yes citizenship will be only gained through housing; with our caveat that if that doesn't work well we'll change it. – Jeffrey Bard

玩家可以申請成為

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[[{{{2}}}|⧼{{{2}}}⧽]] (階段 3)或以上的節點公民。

• A player can only claim citizenship to one node at a time.
• Only one citizenship may be declared per account, per server.
  • This may have changed to one citizenship per account.
• Citizenship is lost if the node is destroyed. A player can then become citizen of another node.
• Node citizenship is not tied to membership of a guild. Guilds don't "own" nodes.

Your account is bound to one declared citizenship per server, which means that if you have two alts and your main character on one server you may only be a citizen of one node between those three... If you have an alt on a different server, it could be a citizen of a node as well. – Steven Sharif

Changing citizenship has a cooldown of two weeks.

• This applies to players who renounce their citizenship in a node.

• 玩家房屋 ownership is not affected by citizenship changes.

You can declare citizenship to only one node and when you declare that citizenship. Let's say for example, one guild perhaps wanting to take all their members and have them all declare the same citizenship to a location. The longer a node exists the higher the prize it is to take and some systems with regards to crafting progression and/or rewards and bonuses or the reliquary that we haven't really touched on a lot, those systems are going to be so enticing that from an incentive standpoint it will compel other groups to either potentially break alliances or siege the city in order to take the goods that are potentially in it. So, from an incentive standpoint we have that at play. Additionally, we don't have a cap per-se that we've announced yet on the citizenship aspect of being in a node, but we do have soft caps. It becomes costlier the higher number of citizens each time one new person wants to join to be part of a node. So, there is sort of a soft cap on how many citizens one node can have and it might be that not all in the guild can participate in that area. So, there's a natural divide: A pseudo faction, so to speak between who is a part of that node and who is not. – Steven Sharif

Players can interact with the node board to get a list of citizens of the node.

• Clicking on a citizen will reveal information about their guild, society, religion, and property ownership.

A player does not need to declare citizenship of any node. These players won't need to pay taxes but will miss out on benefits of citizenship.

Citizenship benefits

節點公民權 grants a number of benefits.

• Reduced fees for node services.
• Reduced tax rates.
• Access to the node's reliquary.
• Access to exclusive unique vendors based on the node's type.
• Access to merchants that offer specific types of enhancement stones or stat migrations.

For example there may be merchant tables that only citizens have access to. Those merchant tables might relate to specific types of enhancement stones or specific type of stat migration abilities. You might have access to mundane crafting benches but the upper-tier crafting benches are for citizens. Citizens only have access to the reliquary and the achievements that the node has from its citizens nearby areas and content like raid bosses that they might kill. They may have a weekly allotment of what specific type of core material they can access from the reliquary and only citizens can do that... You might have access to certain types of buffs that occur during like events; and only citizens can have access to those types of buffs. There are obviously going to be title structures within organizations, within religions and stuff that relate to these events and procedures that only citizens can be part of. That title structure for that specific node. – Steven Sharif

• Access to limited functions and service buildings within the node.
• Access to upper-tier crafting benches.
• Access to buffs from certain events.
• Access to titles.
• Access to organizations and religions.
• Participation in the node’s government (voting or running for office).
• Other stated benefits include: Reputation, Honor, Loyalty, Merit.

Non-citizens will have access to generic node services, mundane crafting benches, and standard rewards from node quests.

There are limited functions and services that non-citizens can gain access to as a result. Obviously you want to attract traffic. You want to attract commerce. You want to track taxation. That's possible because those are the means by which the node continues to grow; and in order for that to be attractive you must offer it to non-citizens alike... We don't want to necessarily be super lockout on content per-se, so most quest-lines are still going to be accessible from non-citizens and citizens alike, however the reward tables for those quests might be higher for citizens. You may have additional rewards that be granted based on quest completion and progression. – Steven Sharif

其他

• 節點公民權
• Node governments
• 節點