u/MorarinDreamvale

I’ve always thought the giant tree in the middle of the Glade of Trust would have made much more sense as Mama Odie’s home. The Glade already has the swampy, magical bayou feeling, so a huge mystical tree would fit her perfectly. If Mama Odie lived there, the tree’s size and central placement would feel much more intentional.

As it is, the tree is so huge that it basically controls the whole biome. The Glade isn’t that large, and having such a massive fixed object in the center makes decorating around it really difficult. It also has such a strong fairy-tale look that it limits what kind of theme you can build there. A darker swamp, a New Orleans-inspired area, a witchy bayou, or a more natural Glade all have to work around that one giant tree. I don’t hate the tree itself, but if a fixed landmark is going to take up that much space, I wish it either had more flexibility or belonged to a character who fits the biome more strongly.

Small decorator rant, but I really wish we could move or remove these old Ursula-related quest objects after the quests are finished.

During the quests, they make sense. They glow, change visually, and are clearly part of the story progression. But once the quests are done, they don’t seem to have any purpose anymore. They just stay in Dazzle Beach and the Forgotten Lands, taking up space.

The frustrating part is that we can’t select them in normal furniture mode, so we can’t move them, remove them, or properly decorate around them.

From looking at my own decrypted save data, these don’t seem to be terrain features. They appear to be stored like regular placed objects, with item IDs, state data, and coordinates. So if the quest is already completed and they are no longer needed, I really wish they would either disappear automatically or become movable/removable in furniture mode.

I’m not asking for every story object to be removed, but these specific Ursula quest leftovers feel like they should not permanently limit decoration space.