The largest issue with creating a pkp store is coming up with the things you put in it. This is something you, much like most of the people that have made a suggestion for a pkp shop, have not touched at all. Which is terrible because it excludes the most vital part of the whole suggestion. Rewards would make or break the shop. If they aren't good enough, the shop wouldn't have any effect. If they're too good they could discourage actually risking items or further encourage farming.
you guys going to say yea you can pk farm etc, no you cant , you cant kil the same guy( same ip)
thomy should add a system you cant kil the same guy, you cant just get killed you need atleast to fight someone to get 1 pk points
People could still use two computers and a vpn to farm pkp on their own, they could also just do it with a friend. Even not being able to kill the same person multiple times in a row wouldn't get rid of the issue, it would just require an extra account to kill.
people would have more fun in wildy you guys saying yea go risk pk or anything not everybody are rich.
the other who are not rich can have fun to with collect pkp
Not everyone is rich, but it's not very difficult to pk with a very low risk. Yet if you take a look at the wilderness low risks aren't done very often and people generally complain about others not risking enough. It's ridiculously easy to get a whole bunch of gear for lowrisking just from doing a bit of PvM, you don't see anyone do that either.
I understand full well that people want more pkers, but a pkp shop isn't going to save the wilderness regardless of what's in it. Just throwing more money at people won't help them. A major reason why there aren't all that many people that haven't gotten into pking don't get into it is the way people are treated in the wilderness. People get flamed at in the wilderness for the most ridiculous things. Talking complete and utter trash is something a lot of pkers do. Yes, you fight people in the wilderness with the intent to kill them. Treating them badly doesn't make them want to come back. I'm not saying that you're doing this; I'm saying that this is something that happens a lot in the wilderness.
Not to mention that flaming is against the rules. People should be reporting it to the helpdesk, yet that rarely happens.