Before and after Curiosities

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Thanks, pretty informative.
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well i was going to close this as per our policy but a few of the posts here arent completely mindless
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Squatthrust wrote:Personally I think that a variation on the old grindy system without bots would be the ideal way to approach this game, it means people will care about their characters and are actively rewarded for playing.
The actions=LP system will never return. Think of ways to improve the curiosity system, but for the love of God stop suggesting some rework of the old system.
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I had about 20m LP before I quit world 5. Much more than my world 3 character, but I could never really bring myself to grind either.
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Ewlol grinded it out 24 hours to see and made 1.25 million or something with curios (that is without pearls btw). 300-500k a day was not a problem at all. With the old system you had to grind 8 hours+ or so for 300k LP.

The rewards as already mentioned are still there and now you even have a ton more activities if you ever get bored since curio crafting is very diverse and interesting.
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burgingham wrote:Ewlol grinded it out 24 hours to see and made 1.25 million or something with curios (that is without pearls btw). 300-500k a day was not a problem at all. With the old system you had to grind 8 hours+ or so for 300k LP.

The rewards as already mentioned are still there and now you even have a ton more activities if you ever get bored since curio crafting is very diverse and interesting.
Not to mention that know once you collect your curios for the day you can spend time on other things. Sure the old LP system awarded you for every activity but you had to grind the LP doing stupid things like digging dirt which does not help all too much. This way you can do other things like organize, trade, build houses, work on projects, and not worry about the time your taking out of the grind.
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I'ma just add that I don't like the curio system.

alts alts alts alts.
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I rather alts than bots. You could do same alt-army with old LP system, why akrsu can freeze the screen?
The worst thing in my opinion about old system was you wanted to be a tailor? Do buckets/mine/hunt. You wanted to be a cook? Do buckets/mine/hunt.
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If you really want to grind LP you can go grind pearls.

Anyway, as far as the problems with the system are concerned, the problem isn't that factory alts are easy to make, the problem is that alt factories are impossible to destroy.
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i remember how uber mining-xp was after we were able to dig in caves, even after the nerf...
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