ty for reporting that, Moniq. Apparently i have been under a false impression of the former subbers' plight with respect to personally owned storage capacities.
That said, surely it would be in keeping with the such convention regarding personally owned storage to allow a guild's f2p HO to retrieve out of the GH?
Inability of said f2p HO to deposit into the GH storage ought to suffice to keep subbing clearly advantageous to f2p for such players.
F2p HO players may even feel of themselves then inclined to begin subbing as soon as that become possible to them in order to (re)gain the ability to place things into GH. The guild, in the meanwhile, could at least be able to provide the contents of its GH to its members more often then their subbing HO or GL be online.
I sincerely believe that ryzom very much stands to gain in attractiveness to newcomers and to returning oldtimers alike by so aiding such guilds as be yet lacking in HO players who already can and do sub.
That said, surely it would be in keeping with the such convention regarding personally owned storage to allow a guild's f2p HO to retrieve out of the GH?
Inability of said f2p HO to deposit into the GH storage ought to suffice to keep subbing clearly advantageous to f2p for such players.
F2p HO players may even feel of themselves then inclined to begin subbing as soon as that become possible to them in order to (re)gain the ability to place things into GH. The guild, in the meanwhile, could at least be able to provide the contents of its GH to its members more often then their subbing HO or GL be online.
I sincerely believe that ryzom very much stands to gain in attractiveness to newcomers and to returning oldtimers alike by so aiding such guilds as be yet lacking in HO players who already can and do sub.
Moniq
One of my subscriptions has ended recently so I can tell you that being unsubscribed, I can:
* withdraw items from apartment inventory
* withdraw items from packer inventories
And I am unable to:
* deposit items in apartment inventory
* deposit items in packer inventories