NOW BETA TESTING! Forest Clearing Wedding Map (Formerly known as Chapel Map)

[SilverTW]

I wish you good luck!

[Aberguine]

Aw! Thank you! I love the poem, Carmilla!

[Aberguine]

By the way, does anyone know where I could find a mesh of an open book?

[Aberguine]

Been working on the altar a bit more--it has a wonderful feel to it thanks to Glave's cherry blossom particles!

[Azielle]

I came up with an idea for a map that features a chapel.
Once I would do a bit of research, I wouldn't even mind playing priest to "marry" characters.

One problem I see with it is what if the characters want to leave each other?
I thought about simply stating that the unity would last "as long as the love would last".
But another thought occurred to me---what if someone abused this, and had their character get married 50+ times?
Perhaps there should be a limit? I believe in actuality there is a limit to the number of times a person can get married (in the US anyways).

I'm on the fence about the whole idea and I just want some outside opinions--what do you guys think?

Since when was this turning into a religious thing? Because that's what I'm seeing it as. This is a GAME dude, remember that, people are going to do what the want when they want as long as it isn't breaking the rules :I I just want to make sure that's known.

[Aberguine]

You do bring up a good point--I'm not trying to make this religious at all!
I've only called it a chapel because that was the more familiar term.

[SilverTW]

You do bring up a good point--I'm not trying to make this religious at all!
I've only called it a chapel because that was the more familiar term.

Good luck with the map-making

[Aberguine]

I understand that people are going to do what they want, and there would be no enforcement of the ceremony on anybody for any reason.

Why not offer a chance to get "married"? It's not like it's real, anyways--it's just a roleplaying sort of thing.

[SilverTW]

I understand that people are going to do what they want, and there would be no enforcement of the ceremony on anybody for any reason.

Why not offer a chance to get "married"? It's not like it's real, anyways--it's just a roleplaying sort of thing.

ok

[Azielle]

I understand that people are going to do what they want, and there would be no enforcement of the ceremony on anybody for any reason.

Why not offer a chance to get "married"? It's not like it's real, anyways--it's just a roleplaying sort of thing.

Fair enough.