This sounds interesting. I approve! (For what a PT's approval is worth)
No, you can't change the number of spaces.
Additionally, you can't allocate certain names to certain classes, nice as that would be.
As for your last suggestion, I'm unsure what you mean.
Flavivs, could you give some specific examples of names you dislike?
On point one, I'm 99% sure that Hardcoding.jpeg has struck again, and positive that it would take a massive amount of rebalancing.
On point two, I'm 99% sure that it would break the AI, and positive it would require serious rebalancing
I don't care much on the third point, but maybe that's because I misunderstand your suggestion.
Welcome, returning person!
Avoid the wrath of the Kraken, ignore the screams coming from the dungeons, and don't eat the brownies.
If you decide to attempt an overthrow of the Kraken, your local Proper Obedience and Education Officer will correct this.
Have a nice day!
Parangosky?
I had the wrong guess anyway. I couldn't remember at the time what it was called, and I had to go, but I was thing the In Amber Clad.
I honestly have no idea, so I shall now guess various Naval Officers.
Haverson?
Anything in Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere. I'd suggest the following reading order.
Mistborn Trilogy (First a sort of political fantasy, then becomes something else)
Mistborn: Secret History (A novella following Kelsier, a character introduced in the first book, and probably my favorite or second favorite Cosmere book)
Elantris (About city of beings who formerly had massive power, but are now stuck unable to heal or stop feeling pain)
The Emperor's Soul (A novella set on a different continent on the same world as Elantris, and probably my favorite or second favorite Cosmere book)
Warbreaker (A novella set in a Kingdom where people die, and come back to life, requiring a weekly supply of "breath," which is the source of this world's powers, in order to not die. Those who come back to life, the Returned, are worshiped as Gods, and one main character is a Returned who doubts his own divinity)
Wax and Wayne Quartet (Set on the same world as Mistborn, but a few hundred years in the future, with tech equivalent to "Wild West" and early 20th Century inner cities, depending on which areas of tech we're speaking of)
Stormlight Archives (Basically an Epic fantasy, currently has the most elements from other Cosmere books. First book is basically a giant Prologue; second book is where the plot really kicks into gear)
Hello, all. I'm agigabyte (or agig, Giga, Gig, Gigs, etc.) and have been a member of the old forums since early 2013, around a month after they were made. I became a Playtester in late 2015, and have remained one since.
I have been a fan of Halo since just under a decade ago, when I was five and "played" (really just spun in circles and jumped around in) Halo 2. Halo 2 remains my favorite in the series, while Halo CE is my least favorite.
Other things I like include (but are not limited to) Mass Effect, Star Wars, Star Trek, Stargate, Battlestar Galactica, RWBY, Red vs Blue, any books in the Cosmere, a universe written by Brandon Sanderson, and countless other literature.