I think it would be extremely nice to have to ability to attack beasts in different regions of the Atlas map. Currently, the only way to do that is to be in the region of the beast. What I am connoting here is that maybe it wouldn’t be half as bad to be able to attack beasts in other regions? Maybe limit it to where it can only be done on beasts near our castles; that way, players on other teams that are parked on their castles can still attack their beasts for shards (and gold) without having to move around the map for that sole purpose.
Edit: moved this to Suggestions from General Discussion, as I now have a suggestion…
There should really be a way to prolong the duration of the beasts as well. I don’t like how they just vanish abruptly after a certain amount of attacks. A way to move them around the map would be nice too, but in a way that does not affect other people’s interaction with them. I would be content with the ability to “link” them to a primarch that I’m about to send to a different location, then it unlinks and sets itself up near the castle that the primarch has arrived at, while simultaneously remaining where it was at the other castle if there was already a player interacting with it. Either this, or make a replica of it and follow through with the same concept.
I have one final suggestion.
The ability to change the element of shards that drop from a beast would be a splendiferous feature to have, and it would surely make grinding for a specific shard type a much more pleasant process. If I’m not mistaken, the only way to obtain a specific shard element is to find a castle of that element, and then travel across the map to it. This can prove to be quite a humdrum task, and the reasons for that, I would assume, are quite apparent. Why travel across the map to an element when you can just bring the element to you? I was thinking this also could be a feature that affects only the person using it. The element of the shards dropped from the beast would only change for the player that changed it, leaving it the same for any player that could have possibly been interacting with the beast already, and intending to obtain more of the element that it was prior to the change.
