@a_5mith
This would make sense, but it then results in images not loading and a persistent "connecting...".
There are then calls being made on the url (which in my case would be https://community.aeterna.nl:4567). I see the tcp connections; but there is no response from nodebb.

It simply times out.
I also tried rebinding nginx to also listen on the outside ip port 4567 to proxy connections through to 127.0.0.1 where nodebb would reside; however this changed nothing.

Just installed openfantasy after upgrading to nodebb 0.7.0-dev, i noticed that images were not working.
I saw that it was trying to load images from localhost:4567/plugins/nodebb-plugin-openfantasy/static/images/.

This was caused by the following line in node_modules/nodebb-plugin-openfantasy/openfantasy.js:

var constants = Object.freeze({
"image_path": nconf.get('url') + "/plugins/nodebb-plugin-openfantasy/static/images/"
});

Because I'm running nginx as a proxy to force ssl it couldn't get the correct url, I simply hacked the url into it as such, of course fill in your own url:
var constants = Object.freeze({
"image_path": "https://community.aeterna.nl" + "/plugins/nodebb-plugin-openfantasy/static/images/"
});

I'll see if I can find a better fix for this in the meanwhile.