Tents will still be useful when far from an inn, not wanting to travel, and make more sense finding them in the WILD, rather than right outside a perfectly good inn / city welcoming to all travelers. (Looking at you x-roads, goldshire, and SW/ORG). We should still keep the tent mechanic because I think it is great for a RPG. However, I think they should be used to capture the feeling of surviving in the wild. As such, they should only be useable outside of civilisations and provide buffs to help you survive. EPIC SLEEPOVER KIT - Incredible present for any child that loves adventure and nerf fortnite. Build your own play tent with everything you need to spend a fun-filled night outside or a day of thrilling battles with friends. Explore the great outdoors

And, um… I suppose the last one would require a significant amount of work, but basically, make all the chairs, benches, stools, and the like give players a third kind of Rest XP speed buff… Maybe even make the beds properly interactive? Stuff like that. This only problem with this, of course, is that inns have a finite amount of space for patrons. You can have 100 players in any given in, but only 12 of them can get the buff. So… maybe… don't do this one, after all. If you use a tent, after a certain amount of time (5 minutes?), you should get a buff (e.g. hp/mana regen) for 30mins in accordance to your level. It should also allow you to use the Cooking skill. The tent should only last 15minutes (if vacant) to prevent the landscape being polluted with too many vacant ones. However, this should be long enough to encourage others to share the tents and potentially socially interact. If you logout in a city/inn, you should gain rested XP in the normal way (up to 1.5 levels over a couple of days). I think this mechanic doesn't need to change but 'going to sleep' at a city/inn should give you more rested XP. You want it to take longer than the other mechanics though otherwise people always take this option which defeats the purpose of encouraging social interaction. NERF brings advanced blaster technology to precision shooting, tag games and target practice. Customise your blaster with NERF Modulus, maximise your range with NERF N-Strike Elite or start a micro battle with collectible NERF MicroShots.

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You know those RPGs where a bard plays a song, or a singer sings or dancer dances, and it buffs the party? That's the kind of "entertainment" I'm thinking. It could be instruments, or a trinket with a cooldown, or something, and work in a set area around the casting player, giving nearby players (and themselves) a buff that increases Rest XP gain sped. NERF Rival blasters make a great choice for team games, letting you choose your side: red or blue. Start a head-to-head competition fuelled by NERF Rival’s power and precision. And for fans of the Fortnite gaming world, there’s a whole range of NERF Fortnite blasters to take your Fortnite battles from the screen to the playing field. The player population will become more dispersed across the continents when almost all zones have an inn with a near equalized gameplay incentive to rest, instead of a few hotspots where players lurk around FIENDING for a tent! SERIOUS NERF-ING ACTION - Focused on creating life-like replica play scenarios that are both safe and fun. Have a blast with friends and get ready for imaginative play and hours of entertainment. NERF is a symbol of childhood joy around the worldlets be honest majority of the people use tents for exp alone, world wont feel any more alive since they'll just afk in the inn if this is to pass, also it kind of invalidates the survival profession If you are in an city/inn (and still logged in), you should get rested XP up to half a level (instead of 1.5 levels) during a 15 minute period. This would entice people to return to cities/inns more often to capture the feeling of rest and recovery from your adventures whilst encouraging socialisation due to the waiting time.

The best thing about your suggestion is the fact that it would encourage people to stop by any given inn during their journey for rest, recovery and potential social interaction (not necessarily RP). The main way to increase the likelihood of this social interaction is to slow down the rate of gaining rested XP. Fresh food" would probably work like the Ritual of Refreshment in Burning Crusade, giving players a five-minute buff which, again, increases Rest XP speed. CAMP OUT IN COMFORT - A children's fort building kit for real-life adventures! Use the 10.5m long rope to tie around trees in the garden or balcony, cover with the tarpaulin and lay the ground sheet. Includes a mallet and tent pegs to secure the base