Thing is, tent is meaned to be for one player only and not alts and alts tents and alts alts alts tent. Therefore, more information is not needed, as - normally - every player only has one tent in the moment anyway.
Last era I had a character with access to 10 tents. I never once forgot which one is mine
Me neither. But:First of all when it comes to usability, I don't think it's a good argument to say "I don't have problems remembering stuff, so others shouldn't either".I'm sure even you can imagine situation when you have 10 tents on WM and someone on IRC says "Put the armor you owed me in my tent near San Fracisco, thanks. And near SF you have access to tents of 3 different people.It doesn't stop one guy from having 10 alt tents, because he won't have this problem. In the worst case alters can relog and type ~myinfo. Only people who share with real people get punished.Having tents labeled wouldn't be a nuisance for people with 1 tent. But not having it can be a nuisance for people sharing many tents.Even if sharing tents wasn't intended feature the fact is this is how people play this game. Not having labels won't change this.Overall all I see here so far is "no because no"
In my opinion, tent labelled in worldmap would be good. Usefull as we know to whom its belongs.Interresting, as we can enjoys more names of place when we travel on worldmap.Also, it would be great to have the same thing with bases." Lost Alamo oupost. You see a big-sized base with a house and temporary walls. It belongs to the Wasteland Wildlife Protectors" "Base South N1 Secret Cave. You see a small secret cave hideout. It belongs to the guardians."So you will recognize in case of little faction who share hideouts, who invited you in those bases and enjoys those with a nice name.