Community: The next world should be made permanent

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Re: Community: The next world should be made permanent

Postby sMartins » Tue Sep 20, 2016 7:32 pm

oh...i see...damn bots and alts
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Re: Community: The next world should be made permanent

Postby Kaios » Tue Sep 20, 2016 7:33 pm

There was a bit of an on-going joke back in older worlds that AD stood for adventure diggers instead of absolute domination, this was because digging was an action that gave LP and they had the dig bots going 24/7
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Re: Community: The next world should be made permanent

Postby Jesus_Smith_Nandez » Tue Sep 20, 2016 7:45 pm

Kaios wrote:There was a bit of an on-going joke back in older worlds that AD stood for adventure diggers instead of absolute domination, this was because digging was an action that gave LP and they had the dig bots going 24/7

I thought it was front griefing clay and soil nodes by digging them
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Re: Community: The next world should be made permanent

Postby sMartins » Tue Sep 20, 2016 7:48 pm

Ysh wrote:Standard criticism of this idea is that promote too much bots user.

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And what if your character become tired to do always same things...like FEPs....so you cannot cut trees 24/7....better you can but no training improvements
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Re: Community: The next world should be made permanent

Postby Granger » Tue Sep 20, 2016 7:52 pm

sMartins wrote:
Ysh wrote:Standard criticism of this idea is that promote too much bots user.

y
And what if your character become tired to do always same things...like FEPs....so you cannot cut trees 24/7....better you can but no training improvements


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Re: Community: The next world should be made permanent

Postby maze » Tue Sep 20, 2016 8:04 pm

permanent world, with no stat caps.

I would legit quit tmr.
& so many others.

why do you want the fastest bandaid and most broken system to be the world you fight in.
no stat cap worlds are only great for one player. botters.
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Re: Community: The next world should be made permanent

Postby Teleskop » Tue Sep 20, 2016 8:10 pm

permament world with no statcaps would draw huge line between new players and old seasoned exploiters

and nothing worse that a stale world that is here forever

people would beg for wipe
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Re: Community: The next world should be made permanent

Postby dageir » Tue Sep 20, 2016 8:13 pm

A permanent world will be a deserted world as things stand now.
What if something strange and exciting happens at the edge of the world that is both destructive and creative?
What if the world itself works like a conveyor belt where new lands plop up in the centre while the land on the edges goes into the abyss?
This way there will be competition for having the lands close to the centre since this will last longer. Also there should be some rewards
for living close to the edge. More exotic animals and rare resources on the edges, more generic stuff in the centre.
The hard core people would go close to the edges, while most perhaps would stay towards the centre with the griefers.

Any thoughts on this idea, which surely must make it through the censorship.
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Re: Community: The next world should be made permanent

Postby Ysh » Tue Sep 20, 2016 8:26 pm

dageir wrote:A permanent world will be a deserted world as things stand now.
What if something strange and excitng happens at the edge of the world that is both destructive and creative?
What if the world itself works like a conveyor belt where new lands plop up in the centre while the land on the edges goes into the abyss?
This way there will be competition for having the lands close to the centre since this will last longer. Also there should be some rewards
for living close to the edge. More exotic animals and rare resources on the edges, more generic stuff in the centre.
The hard core people would go close to the edges, while most perhaps would stay towards the centre with the griefers.

Any thoughts on this idea, which surely must make it through the censorship.

How fast about do you think it should be moving?
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Re: Community: The next world should be made permanent

Postby dageir » Tue Sep 20, 2016 8:31 pm

No idea. Would depend on the world size I guess.
There would be mythological support for the worlds edge. (Maybe a giant serpent around the edge?) In the centre there could be some kind of
volcanic activity.
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