Yes! More love to the Ring!
Well I think the problem is that it's hard for developers to spend time improving the Ring when no one uses it. There was a Ring contest last year and as far as I know only 2 or 3 players participated. The same 2 ones who have made most of the Ring scenarios we have available today (they're all in Ryzom Wiki btw, awesome scenarios!!)
The sad truth is, people dont use it. Someone tried to host one scenario per week and announce it on public forums/channels and no one showed up. I think making the Ring a bit more stable and getting rid of those crashes when folks try to log in and out of the Ring would be a good start to make it more user friendly. I know some people avoid it cause of its bad rep of being " buggy". But the only problem is when you log in. After you're there it's usually pretty stable.
But yea, being able to spawn props would open a whooole new world of possibilities for the Ring.
Well I think the problem is that it's hard for developers to spend time improving the Ring when no one uses it. There was a Ring contest last year and as far as I know only 2 or 3 players participated. The same 2 ones who have made most of the Ring scenarios we have available today (they're all in Ryzom Wiki btw, awesome scenarios!!)
The sad truth is, people dont use it. Someone tried to host one scenario per week and announce it on public forums/channels and no one showed up. I think making the Ring a bit more stable and getting rid of those crashes when folks try to log in and out of the Ring would be a good start to make it more user friendly. I know some people avoid it cause of its bad rep of being " buggy". But the only problem is when you log in. After you're there it's usually pretty stable.
But yea, being able to spawn props would open a whooole new world of possibilities for the Ring.
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