Remove the level limit for establishing cities, or at least lower it. #6499
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I know that it is originally designed to avoid trollish registrations, but it also creates hassles for nothing.
Imagine that a player joined the game, found a good location(this step is already hard enough), and built a city. But they still need to find 2 people to team up with, and to farm their XP to a height that would waste a lot of time that could have went to enhancing the city and setting up new plots.
We already have a lot of cities across the server. I think the regulations are as fine as it is.
So ? the player that found the location can already start by using his(or her) own master areas
They could also get xp for working on the future city
In short, no. Even to the contrary. With the cities update, you will need a combined level of (existing_cities + 1) to create a new one.