Being able to close all castle doors when sitting in Castle Throne or something

127 votes

Me and my duo had a big castle with multiple walls and corridors to prevent that we got raided easily, but opening and closening all doors was a pain. I wish we could keep the doors open when we were at the castle and then when we were about to log off or leave the castle to go outside we could have an option (maybe at the throne) or maybe something in the UI to close all doors, just for that Quality of Life improvement/user experience.

Thank you

Feature Request Suggested by: CRF Petkovic (09 Jun, '22) • Upvoted: 18 Apr • Comments: 5

Comments: 5

21 Jun, '22
Ms.Mediocre
Please. I have a maze to my heart. Do know how annoying it is to open/close each and every door in that maze. Painful is it very very painful.
23 Jun, '22
Yros
When on your throne, being able to switch between watching the room and watching the servant interface and adding a third interface for castle management where you would see your own castle schematic with the ability to open/close each doors (or all doors at once). Separate doors from fences by the way.
25 Jun, '22
Liz
Having some actions connected to the throne would feel pretty cool. Like, sitting on the throne and emptying your inventory into it's sorted chests automagically, or messing with the lighting in an area, or maybe a localized weather effect? Make the throne a seat of power.
03 Jul, '22
李海龙
Sitting on the throne does not need to display the map, which is meaningless. It is enough to directly display the task conditions and rewards. It should display the castle layout and be able to control many Castle facilities, which will be very interesting.
05 Sep, '22
Gunnar
I disagree with this option. So far designed for people to pay attention to their surroundings; "did ya bring a dog with you?" "close the doors!". Having a fix it all button option will make people lazy, and I think, if you're lazy, you may suffer the consequence. I believe we should respect the doors as they are, not to mention it pales in comparison to the other things that may or may not be added in the future.