09-28-2015, 02:21 PM
(09-26-2015, 04:55 AM)DarkBobob Wrote: - I agree on the points 1. 2. and 4. .
- About 3. , I'm confident in what will Ray do. But I think 2*x is too much (and i'm free player) . 1 point per day sounds good, we are already getting a lot of points from space expedition, mining and events. And in the future, more challenges will be added, so more points from challenges too. More stuff will come later, so it will make it easier and easier to gather points.
- About 5. , if you miss a day, you miss a day. Be there next time.
- I don't like the idea of referals, so I dislike even more the idea of getting points from them
- About daily activity, I don't think players should get a reward for helping in challenge. They help if they want, being forced to help ungrateful people who can't say "please" or just asking for a "carry" , really, no thanks. And there is still the solution to do a few duo/group with guildmate that doesn't need anything. In the end, those who need won't get much more help than it is actually.
About cashers, some kind of "achievement" for spending x$ seems fair. Dunno in what proportion as I don't know how much money people spend. But I'm sure Ray can figure something good about it.
Thanks for the comment.
I think you missunderstood point 3. Why did you involve expeditions and other sources there? Passive support, due to my idea, can only be obtained from daily claims (2*X) and from other activities that are subject to discuss. It is not like every single action should provide you points. By supporting the game you actually play it and help others in various way. Woodcutting or mining does to belong here.
Based on actual passive support, referalls sound proper here.
Helping in challenge could work provided two conditions are satisfied:
1. You complete the challenge.
2. The challenge has at least one player who hasn't completed the challenge yet. I know this can be pretty easily completed, but you can restrict it more if necessary. That was "random" idea. I think more people can make up more
