Marriage Roulette

[EnoraTaqa]

I was expecting this topic to be about something different from the title, and I'm now confused and slightly disappointed. There's got to be a gap in the market for random wedding matchmaking roulettes. Who needs to meet someone and get to know them first?

Back on topic, it would be fun but I honestly think married couples get enough perks. I usually play with my real life partner and we just don't bother with those roulettes. Having more duo options would be nice but why limit it to couples?

Lol tell me beyond Soloers (which the games leans toward) Who's limited? Couples are underrated here, not the opposite lol

And besides teleporting quickly once per 30 mins outside instances, tell me the perks of being married in this game?

[Serilda]

Lol tell me beyond Soloers (which the games leans toward) Who's limited? Couples are underrated here, not the opposite lol

And besides teleporting quickly once per 30 mins outside instances, tell me the perks of being married in this game?

Why do they have to be married? Why can't pairs of friends join too? It's such a weird, arbitrary restriction to suggest. Admittedly such restrictions seem popular with the team so it might give it a better chance ;p

To be honest I think they balanced the marriage stuff pretty well in terms of making it satisfying without making everyone who isn't married feel as though they're missing out on something essential. The ring is great, the sentimental items and clothes are great, the mount is hilarious and we had a lot of fun getting together with our friends when my wife and I married in game.

In any case, I feel being part of a couple is its own reward which doesn't need incentivising further. Loosening the roulette restrictions is fine as per your other suggestion, but there's no need to leave anyone out.

(Anecdotally on my server most of the players in DF are incredible and even when I work hard I often come away feeling as though I was carried. Whereas playing with my real partner (and our friends) was a hilarious bloodbath of overconfidence and quick learning right from the beginning. There are cultural differences in play here, obviously, but I'm pretty sure I've learnt more from playing with someone who isn't afraid to scream "What on earth are you doing?!" mid-fight than a bunch of highly capable strangers. No need for people to judge others for the way they choose to become skilled at their role.)