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Off-Topic / Re: What annoys or pisses you off?
« on: January 15, 2017, 10:18:51 pm »On this day, Humid was not suk.
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On this day, Humid was not suk.
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There is one large problem with this idea: It taking prices from GE.
Players can easily manipulate the prices, doesn't even matter, if we set an average number of deals, before that item is accepted. You've seen those Steel dagger transfers via GE webpage tool. This can be done to basically any item.
Let me correct some of it.
This would follow Charr's initial Dumping well idea:
- We would have to have a whitelist of items. We can increase even their values, to make people more likely to sell them.
- Only items will be accepted in the well.
- Well gives tokens on each X amount dumped. Tokens can be used at the store.
- The items in the store will be either seasonal or for limited period only. To keep them at semi-rare status, which makes them desirable.
- In addition to tokens, the sum of the dumped item values is monitored. After each X amount reached, double xp will be activated for the next weekend.
If we allow cash deposits in the well, people won't bother sinking items. This way items would actually be bought (they could even rise in price because of this).
If we implement this, occasionally buy out items with injected cash and implement a staking tax, we'd be in a quite good situation I'd say.
Only problem would be the cosmetic items in the shop itself. They will have to be unique enough, so people wouldn't lose interest.
You saw how it worked with the ironmans when it was released, people started competing.I don't know if you pay any attention to what's going on ingame, but while yes Ironman was hugely popular to begin with, there's probably less than 20 ironmen playing actively. It'll be the same if a server reset was to happen. Players would grind for a few weeks and the hype would die down, resulting in barely anyone playing in the end.
Whipe the database again Thomy, you have done it before. I believe you can do it again
a total server reset sounds like a good idea the more you think about it, because Emps - world is dying anyways, and soon enough there will be only 20 players online daily, a server reset is a risk Thomy has to take, because sooner or later, the server will die out because of the unfair economy.A server reset is more than just a risk, it's wiping out (for some players) years upon years of work. Yes, it's inevitable that eventually Emps-World will die out - it's a matter of fact that it won't last forever however pissing off 90% of the playerbase and making them quit is a way to certainly speed up the process.
it's like trying to build a house with glue (I know it's a horrible example, but it's the only way i found to interpret this situation)Resetting the whole server is more like tearing down a house to replace it with a shed - retarded.
I think anyone can compete in emps, I made my account in 2015 and am way past most of the people that played in scape in terms of exp. In terms of earning items through hard work, it's really just a matter of not being stupid and continually staking everything. Once you've recieved billions in a matter of minutes your general idea of hard work tends to fade. It's really just a matter of having the right attitude.Charr is spot on with this, absolutely anybody has the opportunity to prosper in terms of wealth + stats. The matter of fact is that the majority of the playerbase are either too lazy or lack the know-how to do what is required to get their accounts up to scratch. The top ironman are a prime example - in a matter of months some of them have reached incredible amounts of XP and wealth just because they know how to play. This is why staking is so popular, it offers a quick opportunity to make hundreds of millions with absolutely zero effort. Some players would rather beg for scraps from other players, stake them in the hopes to win big, lose their entire bank, rinse + repeat rather than put some damn effort in and make their own fortune while learning about the game.
i could only ever dream about thisA man can dream...
Reached 200m attack xp on my ironman. Not probably going for 250m so gonna stay at 200m.
After analyzing your drop for extended periods of time, I have come to the conclusion that you killed Dan a.k.a. Cjkinsey6, because Rune Med Helm is all that poor noob has :kappa:
