Guild Wars 2

Is it possible to place the decorations and other items we place in the guild-hall on top of each other and can they also partly float (if at least a part is placed on a surface)?

Maybe even place items partly inside each other?

Those small things would allow for much more freedom in decoration / building. Like if you want a maze with very high walls, you could do that by placing two walls on top of each other.

Nobody any idea bout this?

I’d say only a dev or someone in the NDA closed beta would know that. No general players have any way of knowing.

Not sure if this helps answer your question or not. But here is a picture from the Guild Wars 2 POI Show talking about buildings and PvP. This is placing a LOS blocking building in a PvP Arena.

Mo Mo.1947:

I’d say only a dev or someone in the NDA closed beta would know that. No general players have any way of knowing.

I am fine with a Dev answering the questions

Seth Moonshadow.2710:

Not sure if this helps answer your question or not. But here is a picture from the Guild Wars 2 POI Show talking about buildings and PvP. This is placing a LOS blocking building in a PvP Arena.

I did see this video, but it does not really answer my question. It’s placing an object onto a flat surface.

I did not see them placing two of those blocks on top of each other, or one sticking over the edge of the arena, or on a not flat surface, or placing two object partly inside each other.

By default you would expect this to be the case (it would require additional coding to prevent that) but I would not be surprised if they limit it in some ways to prevent people from making a mess of their guild-hall with a big tower of blocks in the middle or whatever. On the other hand, being able to build a tower like that would be awesome (also allow for good looking towers) and it’s a closed of area so if people want to make a mess of their guild-hall that is up to them. Personally I would only not allow object to completely float in the air (easier said than done, because what if you place two blocks on top of each other and then removed the bottom one, you should then not allow that).

The question is, what freedom does Anet give us here.