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If I am understanding this when my company captures a tower some sort of thing pops up asking us what settlement we want the tower to profit. We tell it and then it is ours, and those who wish to help, to guard during that settlement's open window phase.
I would imagine that once released the settlement no longer receives support for the tower and all are notified that the tower will be open for capture at a certain time(not unlike a window) giving free companies time to get to it. This also allows unwilling participates time to vacate the area. Its like a war zone, Innocents will die if around it.
Sorry no I am Tavernhold. I think it would be just as cool to see the settlement effected by righteous deeds. Happy towns folk, butterflies, ect... lol
It would be cool if the actions of the settlement's population started to affect a change to the settlements overall appearance.
EX: lots of members have gotten negative tags thus a gloom hangs around the settlement and area. Or maybe certain changes to all the buildings, Downtrodden NPCs.
I plan on being aligned with a settlement. But If I am understanding this, a settlement that doesn't train a class can still support a class up to whatever level, if they have the, probably cheaper, support structure upgraded to the appropriate lv?
If you could GW please clarify the reasons behind the "SUPPORT" aspect of the settlement. My previous understanding was that if my settlement did not have training I wanted I could search other friendly towns and pay to get it there, and that was that. Now with this support element it seem even if I am trained I can not use my new powers, from the discussions I have read. This seems weird. A SETTLEMENT stops you from losing YOUR powers????
