[Talia]

Honestly, all of these statements sound very meta-gamey to me.

[Talia]

I think it would be a net benefit if the hospital got moved back to the vicinity of the campus.

[Talia]

All of what has been said.

The H6 campus’ feel and university mechanics were very well done. I don’t really understand why it was not just more or less ported to H7.

– The campus is a maze that is hard to navigate.
– There are no natural congregating spots.
– There is no shared identity and no real reason to hang out with other students, like the sororities/fraternities encouraged.

(Descriptions are overlong and smell of AI, making for a bland location – but that describes about 90% of the grid, if we are being honest.)

[Talia]

Why do natural T3s even generate invitation? They were exempt from the corruption/feeding cycle in H6 too. They are normal humans.

That honestly makes no sense. Natural humans should not be under the effect of any of the supernatural corruption effects/restrictions. Though in response the supernatural T3s should be stronger in some way, or natural T3s weaker in some way. Having them be effectively T2.5 for all intents and purposes would be logical.

Letting supernatural T3s get access to one legendary power sounds interesting and given how it seems to be more hassle and drawback to play one compared to H6 I am in favour of giving this a try.

Invitation needs some reworks in general imo – a review of which action is possible at which tier. Some of them are available too early and should move up in the list for a better distribution of escalating consequences.
I am a fan of Maina’s idea of having it split into global and personal invitation, with the global level only changing slowly outside of bargains and the personal one changing at a moderate rate.
A system that makes people avoid roleplay is not a good one – if invitation was more a personal matter between antag and victim it becomes less of an issue.

[Talia]

Hard agree.

That never sat well with me in H6 too, that people would just get an imbued item and then forever had that innate – and you did not only have it, you could turn it on and off on demand, making it in a way even superior to normal innates.

All imbued items should lose their imbuement after a week.

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