Wallwriting no longer works in manses, because the terrain was changed to aether. Could we perhaps add aether as an acceptable terrain for wallwriting?

There aren't necessarily walls to write on.

True.

Hmph.

I still want it though.

But then again, there doesn't nessicarily have to be written on a wall, it can be scrawled on the ground, on a chair, on a pole, on a piece of paper on Richters back. But yeah, even if it is Aether, there would still be something you can write on.

Glowing on a nearby wall is script that reads, "blah."

Just make a magic mouth in every room to say, "there is a wall here, deal with it" then.

From what Revan said, magicmouths can be dispelled by anyone, dispelleing a wall writing depends on the caster/your skill.

what do you mean aether environments have no walls? doesn't an aether room conform to whatever the manse owner wants it be, hence room customization?

But the room-type is set to be aether. Meaning, it could be a garden. Or underwater.

or a room with a wall?

So, because it COULD be a room with a wall, you want them to be able to write it on the wall - while flying in a cloudless vast emptiness that is the sky?

That's true, and another reason why aether rooms should have more customization

Going to have to agree with Erion here.

Theeeen we go back to the manse terrain argument, heh.

Honestly, I'd like to see manse customization. Even if it's just aether indoors, aether outdoors, aether topwater, aether underwater.

And that's it. And you can change it between tainted/infested forest/forest as you want.

And charge a crapload of gold for it. A CRAPLOAD.

Like, 200k to change it. Once.

Or charge it in credits!

No. I have 30 rooms that I've already paid out the rear for. 200k per room to change? *SCOFF*

You can pay 200k more, If you want an environ change.

I'm all for making people pay stuff in bulk gold! Can you say lower credit prices.

Nope. I can't. Credit demand is high. :-)

Correction, its flying in a cloudless vast emptiness except for that one wall with writing on it over there.

The wall is actually their thick skull, because some don't seem to grasp the concept a wall will not ALWAYS be there - hell, it's more likely for it to NOT be there.