god forbid you do /shop and click /exp shop and find something right!?!

 

Warping to spawn to enchant will be annoying for those with laggy computers.
Even with Optifine...

Hmm... maybe add some kind of enchantment sign creation feature to extcreations+?
Maybe add extcreations++?

 

http://www.ecocitycraft.com/forum/threads/suggestion.86866/

 

chewychunga watch for my suggestion in a second.

 

I also do not like being forced to go into spawn to enchant. Even with Optifine and a decent computer, it's extremely laggy. As well, although minor, a lot of people do not have /warp or /shop, so it's not necessarily as quick as people make it out to be.

I'm all for applying to have an [Enchant] sign placed in a town, like heal signs.

However, I also do miss the randomization of it.. But Andrew has stated clearly he will not change the new system for EXP. :/

 

I'd suggest using whatever system they have for /travel and /shop. All you would have to do is type /enchant, and have the menu come up with the enchants and their exp cost. That would look nice, and it would allow for people to avoid spawn if they so choose.

 

Me too I've been saving my lapis.

 

The only problem with it being easier to enchant is that it's easier to enchant. The new system most likely would kill the market -_-.

Maybe we'll go back once Mojang reverts some of the changes...

 

Having enchanted tools and exp lose their value can't exactly be called a gain.

 

And what of the (over a couple mil worth) of exp currently in signs? Do we just make that disappear?

 

The exp is already in the market, and won't go out of the market unless we change the way exp is used. It's not as simple as reducing mining world resets.

 

What if we applied for it as a town feature?


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Why would we put a shop-thing, outside of spawn? Spawn is THE central location for server places. Like shops and such.
Also, in the unlikely event that we need to change a price on an enchant, we would have to edit each sign in each town and update their prices. It's a logistic mess.

I say this suggestion has no chance of succeeding because of the logistic problems with this.