lachlaan wrote:Eemerald wrote:but we just terraformed our area ;(
Bwahahaha, me as well Emerald xD Perhaps we could get a nice terraforming vehicle to help people in the new world >.> But if not, ah well. As long as you guys aren't being pressured into this, and as long as a fresh world will help test more aspects of the new siege system to come in all phases of a world.
[*] Significantly reduce the size of the world with the new map.
Xcom wrote:Most good things last only a short time
CSPAN wrote:botters so mad right now
venatorvenator wrote:[*] Significantly reduce the size of the world with the new map.
Fie! What twisted reasoning convinced you that could possibly ever be a good idea?
You've killed exploration and you're turning this into a noobslaughter dota.
DaniAngione wrote:Might be a stupid idea, but...
Make it so that you can go past the cap you've paid (or not) for, but stats/skills slowly decay over time, always 'stabilizing' on your cap. That way you can reward people that are constantly studying by letting them keep their stats more or less higher than their caps, makes botting harder and creates some sort of "LP Sink" that will make huge non-sensical stats crazy difficult to attain. (and keep!)
Also, the higher the stats, the faster the 'decay', to the point that ultra huge stats could be like a temporary buff that one would apply to themselves by spending a lot of LP/food but would decay in a couple hours. The 'threshold' for that could be Palibashing amounts of strength, for example - so palibashing could still be a thing but it would cost a temporary 'buff' to stats that one would have to spend a lot of food for each 'palibashing session'.
CSPAN wrote:SpidersEverywhere wrote:Hm. So I'm a hermit, not much past the 50 cap and unlikely to ever hit 125. I sort of feel like I just wasted my money on a 3 month subscription since it will now do absolutely nothing for me, especially when starting from scratch. I'm not sure how I feel about all this.
Games in Alpha, or eternal alpha arent concrete, you should always keep in the back of your mind a drastic change can come, this game is experimenting to find its niche. Your sub will carry over to the next iteration, to what I think will be a much healthier world.
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