Guild Wars 2

And how does Anet know the two to be wed in-game are married out-game? I would totally “marry” my alt accounts to get the benefits you mentioned.

This sounds like a big headache for Anet unless it is no more than a title.

DeanBB.4268:

And how does Anet know the two to be wed in-game are married out-game? I would totally “marry” my alt accounts to get the benefits you mentioned.

This sounds like a big headache for Anet unless it is no more than a title.

If you want to marry your alt accounts more power to you.

I’m saying that a marriage feature should be designed with features for actual couples and have features that make sense for them. Whether you’re actually a couple IRL is irrelevant.

What’s relevant are the mechanics involved. Is this a permanent joining? What happens when there’s a relational break? What happens when one side professes a faithful union just so they can clean out the victim’s account?

You see features, I see nightmares for Anet.

Leave it as a roleplaying thing.

DeanBB.4268:

What’s relevant are the mechanics involved. Is this a permanent joining? What happens when there’s a relational break? What happens when one side professes a faithful union just so they can clean out the victim’s account?

You see features, I see nightmares for Anet.

Leave it as a roleplaying thing.

Anet could always sell prenuptial agreements in a bundle with the marriage license, with forced disclosure of both account’s assets thru the use of a public API key.

/s