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Blavish
Brave Newbies Inc. Brave Collective
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:04:56 -
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Not one for writing long comments etc but this seems like a really bad idea. |
Erihn Sabrovich
Bionesis Technologies
3
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:11:42 -
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I see many OLDER players (which already have tons of SP as they play for a long time) complain about that system saying "it removes the link between age and SP"...
There is a way to fix that...
Make the SP gained vary with the player current SP total, a little like what you see for skill injectors.
That way, older players with tons of SP ( 150 000 000 SP and more for example) won't get much from that "daily" (for example 100 SP which will be neglectible in comparison to what they already earn) and new players get the full 10000 SP (or even more as a boost for new players and a way to help them getting hooked to the game).
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Ria Nieyli
43320
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:16:53 -
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Erihn Sabrovich wrote:I see many OLDER players (which already have tons of SP as they play for a long time) complain about that system saying "it removes the link between age and SP"...
There is a way to fix that...
Make the SP gained vary with the player current SP total, a little like what you see for skill injectors.
That way, older players with tons of SP ( 150 000 000 SP and more for example) won't get much from that "daily" (for example 100 SP which will be neglectible in comparison to what they already earn) and new players get the full 10000 SP (or even more as a boost for new players and a way to help them getting hooked to the game).
Give me a valid reason to get less out of an injector than someone who has played for 1 month.
You can't.
Your idea is bad and you should feel bad.
"slang" is shortened language for "shortened language"
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Erihn Sabrovich
3
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:22:09 -
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Ria Nieyli wrote: Give me a valid reason to get less out of an injector than someone who has played for 1 month.
You can't.
Your idea is bad and you should feel bad.
From Skill injector "info box"
Quote: This item can be activated in a station to grant the user unallocated skill points. Skill injectors are consumed immediately once activated.
The amount of skill points granted depends on the total skill points (including unallocated skill points) the using character possesses, according to the following scale:
Characters with less than 5,000,000 skill points will receive 500,000 unallocated skill points. Characters with between 5,000,000 and 50,000,000 skill points will receive 400,000 unallocated skill points. Characters with between 50,000,000 and 80,000,000 skill points will receive 300,000 unallocated skill points. Characters with more than 80,000,000 skill points will receive 150,000 unallocated skill points.
Skill Injectors are created using a Skill Extractor.
Skill injector already give less SP to players with higher SP levels... |
Ria Nieyli
43323
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:28:54 -
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Yes, but just because I've been playing longer, does not mean I should be treated like a second class citizen. Injectors cost the same for me as they do for everyone else, why should I receive less benefit for my money?
"slang" is shortened language for "shortened language"
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Nevyn Auscent
Broke Sauce
3149
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:30:13 -
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Erihn Sabrovich wrote:
Skill injector already give less SP to players with higher SP levels...
The actual reason your idea is bad is because CCP have much better tools to address new player issues.
They have increased starting skills so that people start with decent amounts of support skills. They can give SP through the Opportunities system instead, which is a once off award the very first time you do something, which doesn't require doing it every single day but can instead do it at your leisure. Daily login awards don't actually help the new player who sits down for six hours on day one to play, who is the only sort of new player who actually has SP issues, since every other sort of new player can actually train the skills they need while they are logged out between days.
So, the system is not really helpful to new players, and again, introduces a 'grind for SP' quest which is specifically against EVE's passive SP gain system. |
Lugh Crow-Slave
1875
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:36:37 -
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except back with the 24 hr queue i could still plan to set it up so i could log in when i had time it was not a hard set 22 hrs i could set it up to be month or even bi month this is EVERY day and it does punish those who can not log in every day
how about make them build so every day 1 rat adds to your counter but the counter never goes over 30
so say you cant log in for half a month when you do log in your counter is at 15/30 so you can go and kill 15 rats but if you stay logged off for a year its only 30/30 this still incentives logging on but its much more free for the player to do it
Citadel worm hole tax
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Erihn Sabrovich
3
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:38:19 -
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Ria Nieyli wrote:Yes, but just because I've been playing longer, does not mean I should be treated like a second class citizen. Injectors cost the same for me as they do for everyone else, why should I receive less benefit for my money?
Well, it's a FACT, I didn't decide that rule, CCP did...
I just suggested to use decreasing return from dailies when you've higher SP level which would result as - a way to make newer player connect more (older players which are still playing don't want to change their playing behaviour anyway) - a way to boost newer players, the SP gap is becoming too big and may turn off some newer players... and it's increasing... This will give them some motivation to play more, invest time in their character (and get hooked to EVE) - for older characters, doing dailies or not won't be that much important... Those who will do it will have a very minimal return (better than none at all) but it won't really penalize those who don't want to do them... - as the return is decreasing when your SP increase, it'll keep some link between character age and SP (higher SP levels will stay require older characters)
As a matter of fact, it'd be far more correct to older character than the injector return which is ALREADY IN GAME
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Ria Nieyli
43326
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:45:13 -
[1089] - Quote
Erihn Sabrovich wrote:Well, it's a FACT, I didn't decide that rule, CCP did...
I just suggested to use decreasing return from dailies when you've higher SP level which would result as - a way to make newer player connect more (older players which are still playing don't want to change their playing behaviour anyway) - a way to boost newer players, the SP gap is becoming too big and may turn off some newer players... and it's increasing... This will give them some motivation to play more, invest time in their character (and get hooked to EVE) - for older characters, doing dailies or not won't be that much important... Those who will do it will have a very minimal return (better than none at all) but it won't really penalize those who don't want to do them... - as the return is decreasing when your SP increase, it'll keep some link between character age and SP (higher SP levels will stay require older characters)
As a matter of fact, it'd be far more correct to older character than the injector return which is ALREADY IN GAME
What that would accomplish is make people who have actually played longer and have already invested in the game feel like they're being ripped off. Back when I started, everyone had much more SP and ISK and connections and things than me. It didn't stop me from playing and progressing to where I am now. And there are still people that have more of the aforementioned things than me, but it won't stop me from keeping on. Having to log on every day or miss out on progression, on the other hand will. And I'm not alone in this.
"slang" is shortened language for "shortened language"
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Necharo Rackham
The Red Circle Inc. Ministry of Inappropriate Footwork
69
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:46:28 -
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Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:
how about make them build so every day 1 rat adds to your counter but the counter never goes over 30
so say you cant log in for half a month when you do log in your counter is at 15/30 so you can go and kill 15 rats but if you stay logged off for a year its only 30/30 this still incentives logging on but its much more free for the player to do it
If this has to be implemented, then I'd rather go with something along the lines above. Especially as the goal is to try and encourage people to log in regularly (rather than daily).
I would also be in favor of - say - only making it effective for players with under 10M SP (that's roughly 6 months in the game and it should be enough time for someone to find their feet - if they aren't logging in regularly at that point you've either already lost them, their corp situation isn't that interesting or they are not particularly inclined to log in regularly.
To my mind this whole thing sounds rather manipulative and by extension disrespectful to your customer base. |
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Lugh Crow-Slave
1875
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:49:22 -
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Necharo Rackham wrote:Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:
how about make them build so every day 1 rat adds to your counter but the counter never goes over 30
so say you cant log in for half a month when you do log in your counter is at 15/30 so you can go and kill 15 rats but if you stay logged off for a year its only 30/30 this still incentives logging on but its much more free for the player to do it
If this has to be implemented, then I'd rather go with something along the lines above. Especially as the goal is to try and encourage people to log in regularly (rather than daily). I would also be in favor of - say - only making it effective for players with under 10M SP (that's roughly 6 months in the game and it should be enough time for someone to find their feet - if they aren't logging in regularly at that point you've either already lost them, their corp situation isn't that interesting or they are not particularly inclined to log in regularly. To my mind this whole thing sounds rather manipulative and by extension disrespectful to your customer base.
the 10m thing would not work as CCP said the idea is supposed to affect all players and has nothing to do with NPE :/ but glad some one else sees the idea as reasonable
Citadel worm hole tax
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Jethen Rama
KarmaFleet Goonswarm Federation
20
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Posted - 2016.04.11 19:55:38 -
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The problem is why you did it.
I can imagine the meeting: Random Dev: "Boss, we noticed that people who log in every day have 66.6% higher chance of subscribing" Boss: "Let's make them all log in at least once a day so that more people pay"
This is insane. Yes, people who log in a lot will pay for the game. It is not because they log in, it's because they LIKE IT. And as the result of liking it they both log in frequently and pay.
You want people to log in and pay for the game - make it more likable, don't bribe players with SP just to raise some meaningless statistic. |
Viserys Anstian
Wayward Chickens
23
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:00:00 -
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Mizhara Del'thul wrote:You know, I don't think I fully explained why I left other MMOs with dailies in my previous posts. Let me remedy that, if you'll allow me to meander a bit.
I tend to check out each WoW expansion, a month or two after the release. I played it pretty extensively from Vanilla through Wrath, but have since barely managed to stay in a month per expansion at most. Dailies were a huge part of that, because of the following:
I 'had' to do them every day. Oh they got me to log in, but not because I wanted to have fun but because I wanted the progression it got me. More gold, more reputation, more rewards. Sure, this works fine short-term but sooner or later you hit that wall and you just can't do it anymore. So after exhausting content and no longer finding the will to do the dailies, you have that day when "Eh, I don't need to do the dailies today." and you skip logging in that day.
Exactly. I play WoW the same way now. 2-3 months to see the expansion, then I'm usually gone. Grinding dailies, grinding LFR raids to get gear to go on the real raids, to get gear to do heroic and mythic....OMG brain is bleeding. So for people like me, with maybe 1-2 hours a day to play (I used to play 5-6 hours a day, but family and life changed my priorities), feeling obligated to knock out 'dailies' before going onto the content I wanted to see, just ruined the game for me. Again, I know they were 'optional', but they always felt mandatory else I'd get left behind. So I left WoW behind because I couldn't keep up. I was never expecting with my limited play time to be able to stay in the full progression guilds, but having to spend my limit play time on dailies, ruined it for me.
I hope CCP reconsiders this. |
Lugh Crow-Slave
1875
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:02:39 -
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Jethen Rama wrote:The problem is why you did it.
I can imagine the meeting: Random Dev: "Boss, we noticed that people who log in every day have 66.6% higher chance of subscribing" Boss: "Let's make them all log in at least once a day so that more people pay"
This is insane. Yes, people who log in a lot will pay for the game. It is not because they log in, it's because they LIKE IT. And as the result of liking it they both log in frequently and pay.
You want people to log in and pay for the game - make it more likable, don't bribe players with SP just to raise some meaningless statistic.
this is why i feel
Quote: make them build so every day 1 rat adds to your counter but the counter never goes over 30
so say you cant log in for half a month when you do log in your counter is at 15/30 so you can go and kill 15 rats but if you stay logged off for a year its only 30/30 this still incentives logging on but its much more free for the player to do it
would be a nice middle ground as its no where near as intrusive
Citadel worm hole tax
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Ligraph
Metallurgy Incorporated
9
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:08:42 -
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Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:how about make them build so every day 1 rat adds to your counter but the counter never goes over 30
so say you cant log in for half a month when you do log in your counter is at 15/30 so you can go and kill 15 rats but if you stay logged off for a year its only 30/30 this still incentives logging on but its much more free for the player to do it
this would be a way to adapt dailies to fit your game rather than just copy past and jam it in
I like this. Gives a reward for activity without players "losing" anything if they can't log in for a few days.
Also, there should be counters and rewards for PvP (aggression/weapon timer maybe), and industry (start PI cycle, use BP, maybe complete contract or sell stuff). Maybe exploration as well (hack a can).
Fuzzy cloaking
Wormhole Stabilizer citadels
Cloaky Fleet Transport
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Lugh Crow-Slave
1875
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:11:26 -
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Ligraph wrote:Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:how about make them build so every day 1 rat adds to your counter but the counter never goes over 30
so say you cant log in for half a month when you do log in your counter is at 15/30 so you can go and kill 15 rats but if you stay logged off for a year its only 30/30 this still incentives logging on but its much more free for the player to do it
this would be a way to adapt dailies to fit your game rather than just copy past and jam it in I like this. Gives a reward for activity without players "losing" anything if they can't log in for a few days. Also, there should be counters and rewards for PvP (aggression/weapon timer maybe), and industry (start PI cycle, use BP, maybe complete contract or sell stuff). Maybe exploration as well (hack a can).
to be honest if it is just to get ppl in the game it should be the easiest damn thing possible as so it does not take anymore time than it needs keeping players free to do what they want
Citadel worm hole tax
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Ligraph
Metallurgy Incorporated
9
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:13:11 -
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Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:Ligraph wrote:Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:how about make them build so every day 1 rat adds to your counter but the counter never goes over 30
so say you cant log in for half a month when you do log in your counter is at 15/30 so you can go and kill 15 rats but if you stay logged off for a year its only 30/30 this still incentives logging on but its much more free for the player to do it
this would be a way to adapt dailies to fit your game rather than just copy past and jam it in I like this. Gives a reward for activity without players "losing" anything if they can't log in for a few days. Also, there should be counters and rewards for PvP (aggression/weapon timer maybe), and industry (start PI cycle, use BP, maybe complete contract or sell stuff). Maybe exploration as well (hack a can). to be honest if it is just to get ppl in the game it should be the easiest damn thing possible as so it does not take anymore time than it needs keeping players free to do what they want
True. But suppose all someone does is mining and industry. Or PvP...
Fuzzy cloaking
Wormhole Stabilizer citadels
Cloaky Fleet Transport
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Sanji Taisho
Mezzanine Inc
0
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:14:16 -
[1098] - Quote
tldr |
Lugh Crow-Slave
1875
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:16:10 -
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Ligraph wrote:Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:Ligraph wrote:Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:how about make them build so every day 1 rat adds to your counter but the counter never goes over 30
so say you cant log in for half a month when you do log in your counter is at 15/30 so you can go and kill 15 rats but if you stay logged off for a year its only 30/30 this still incentives logging on but its much more free for the player to do it
this would be a way to adapt dailies to fit your game rather than just copy past and jam it in I like this. Gives a reward for activity without players "losing" anything if they can't log in for a few days. Also, there should be counters and rewards for PvP (aggression/weapon timer maybe), and industry (start PI cycle, use BP, maybe complete contract or sell stuff). Maybe exploration as well (hack a can). to be honest if it is just to get ppl in the game it should be the easiest damn thing possible as so it does not take anymore time than it needs keeping players free to do what they want True. But suppose all someone does is mining and industry. Or PvP...
then it takes about 60s to go to a belt and pop a frigate
what i'm saying is its very ez to do and takes little time
(unless what you were saying was they could do x or and not x and y if thats the case then yes i find that better)
Citadel worm hole tax
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Gary Webb
The Walking Deads Limited Expectations
8
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:16:36 -
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i love this idea. Its great for contrant generation. I'd like to see in the future, larger sp awards by sec status, therefor increasing the flow of players venturing into low and null for the promise of extra SP, thus creating a target rich environment! I think anything that helps players train to their goals faster is only going to make them log in more, spend more $$ (which im sure is part of CCP's motive) and best of all UNDOCK MORE! i saw someone mention in an earlier post a different reward for veterans. This i think would be a good idea as there does come a point where sp loses its value to a player. Be it a new booster that allows certIan items to be fit to ships for a short amount of time (cov ops cloak on a battleship) or something like that! just spit balling here. When you get to where I am in game, youre right in that zone where youre less inclined to log in every day as your queue is training that 57 day skill so you know you cant do anyhting new yet. I hope ccp expands on this. injectors have made things really interesting in eve again and I think this stands to do it even more. A lot of people are acting like this is going to train race x battleship to 5 overnight. this is not that. i think this is going to make for some amazingly fun fights |
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Lugh Crow-Slave
1875
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:21:28 -
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Gary Webb wrote:i love this idea. Its great for contrant generation. I'd like to see in the future, larger sp awards by sec status, therefor increasing the flow of players venturing into low and null for the promise of extra SP, thus creating a target rich environment! I think anything that helps players train to their goals faster is only going to make them log in more, spend more $$ (which im sure is part of CCP's motive) and best of all UNDOCK MORE! i saw someone mention in an earlier post a different reward for veterans. This i think would be a good idea as there does come a point where sp loses its value to a player. Be it a new booster that allows certIan items to be fit to ships for a short amount of time (cov ops cloak on a battleship) or something like that! just spit balling here. When you get to where I am in game, youre right in that zone where youre less inclined to log in every day as your queue is training that 57 day skill so you know you cant do anyhting new yet. I hope ccp expands on this. injectors have made things really interesting in eve again and I think this stands to do it even more. A lot of people are acting like this is going to train race x battleship to 5 overnight. this is not that. i think this is going to make for some amazingly fun fights
O.o you are joking right?
just because i had work one day you can fit a cov ops to your BB
Citadel worm hole tax
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Ligraph
Metallurgy Incorporated
9
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:22:31 -
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Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:Ligraph wrote:Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:Ligraph wrote:Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:how about make them build so every day 1 rat adds to your counter but the counter never goes over 30
so say you cant log in for half a month when you do log in your counter is at 15/30 so you can go and kill 15 rats but if you stay logged off for a year its only 30/30 this still incentives logging on but its much more free for the player to do it
this would be a way to adapt dailies to fit your game rather than just copy past and jam it in I like this. Gives a reward for activity without players "losing" anything if they can't log in for a few days. Also, there should be counters and rewards for PvP (aggression/weapon timer maybe), and industry (start PI cycle, use BP, maybe complete contract or sell stuff). Maybe exploration as well (hack a can). to be honest if it is just to get ppl in the game it should be the easiest damn thing possible as so it does not take anymore time than it needs keeping players free to do what they want True. But suppose all someone does is mining and industry. Or PvP... then it takes about 60s to go to a belt and pop a frigate what i'm saying is its very ez to do and takes little time (unless what you were saying was they could do x or and not x and y if thats the case then yes i find that better)
Well I meant x and y, but x or y is probably better.
Fuzzy cloaking
Wormhole Stabilizer citadels
Cloaky Fleet Transport
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beakerax
Pator Tech School
266
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:28:48 -
[1103] - Quote
CCP Rise wrote:So this leads us to where we are now, attempting to find ways to create more logins that also don't feel like such a punishment as the skill queue limitations did. How are dailies less punishing? With the old skillqueue, or even before the skillqueue, if you were going away for a bit or you didn't have time to play, you could put in a long skill and miss nothing. |
Lugh Crow-Slave
1875
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:31:38 -
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Ligraph wrote:Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:Ligraph wrote: how about make them build so every day 1 rat adds to your counter but the counter never goes over 30
so say you cant log in for half a month when you do log in your counter is at 15/30 so you can go and kill 15 rats but if you stay logged off for a year its only 30/30 this still incentives logging on but its much more free for the player to do it
this would be a way to adapt dailies to fit your game rather than just copy past and jam it in
..... Well I meant x and y, but x or y is probably better.
aye with and it takes longer and everyone has to do something they would not normaly
with or people can chose what they want to do to get the SP
Citadel worm hole tax
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CBrooksC
CB Trading
2
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:32:39 -
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Solution. You can only collect the daily rewards if you have less than 5,500,000 million skill points on that character.
cb |
Gary Webb
The Walking Deads Limited Expectations
8
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:34:11 -
[1106] - Quote
Just another thought,
All the people complaining about feeling ripped off seem to forget that while CCP does care about us as players and their community, they are a business that needs to pay employees and have a marketable product that appeals to a larger base of players. far fewer people think "Thats the game for me!" when they hear stuff like "learning curve, HA! More like learning cliff!". CCP has to think about their bottom line as well as we, the players. Its super easy to get burnt out on running the same level 4 in the same raven after 3 months of doing it over and over. Being able to get into that Rattlesnake a bit faster, get to a point where you feel confident enought to move to null or WH space faster is only going to improve space for all of us.
The bittervets out there need to realize there is still loads of content only they can handle such as these new cazy drifters ect. You guys need to change with the times. a few million free SP a year is not going to kill anyone. Its just going to embolded people to expand outwards from starting systems and fly into your waiting jaws.
I personally would love to see more SP earning opportunities in game. Eventually necessity will dictate that more new and exciting content (ships, new space, ect) will have to be added by CCP for the older players. I cant wait.
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Gary Webb
The Walking Deads Limited Expectations
8
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:36:24 -
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Lugh Crow-Slave wrote:Gary Webb wrote:i love this idea. Its great for contrant generation. I'd like to see in the future, larger sp awards by sec status, therefor increasing the flow of players venturing into low and null for the promise of extra SP, thus creating a target rich environment! I think anything that helps players train to their goals faster is only going to make them log in more, spend more $$ (which im sure is part of CCP's motive) and best of all UNDOCK MORE! i saw someone mention in an earlier post a different reward for veterans. This i think would be a good idea as there does come a point where sp loses its value to a player. Be it a new booster that allows certIan items to be fit to ships for a short amount of time (cov ops cloak on a battleship) or something like that! just spit balling here. When you get to where I am in game, youre right in that zone where youre less inclined to log in every day as your queue is training that 57 day skill so you know you cant do anyhting new yet. I hope ccp expands on this. injectors have made things really interesting in eve again and I think this stands to do it even more. A lot of people are acting like this is going to train race x battleship to 5 overnight. this is not that. i think this is going to make for some amazingly fun fights O.o you are joking right? just because i had work one day you can fit a cov ops to your BB
not 100% serious, extreme example. couldnt think of anyhting a super L33t vet would find a satisfying reward |
Jeremiah Saken
The Fall of Leviathan
523
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:37:10 -
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CCP Rise wrote:We want you to be able to collect this reward during a lunch break or a 10 minute period where your kids are in timeout but also want to make sure there's some real gameplay associated with it.
CCP Rise wrote:We didn't like the experience around being punished for not logging in to update your queue, but also knew that some of those logins might be leading to meaningful gameplay and we shouldn't lightly let go of them. Decide Rise. You can't have cookie and eat cookie. You think my 10 minute period will lead to something meaningful? Why do you think sunday is a peak in EvE? You target wrong audience. Try 10-20 yold, oh wait you do...
Ps. we need a mounts, I meant SKINs for 30 consecutive dailies (that's how you do dailies), Ps. 2 you have no idea what cancer you want to bring to EvE.
"(...) I am tormented with an everlasting itch for things remote. I love to sail forbidden seas (...)"
"Here in the garden of the arcane delights dark shadows overwhelm us and and we become blind..."
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Frostys Virpio
KarmaFleet Goonswarm Federation
2734
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:37:47 -
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beakerax wrote:CCP Rise wrote:So this leads us to where we are now, attempting to find ways to create more logins that also don't feel like such a punishment as the skill queue limitations did. How are dailies less punishing? With the old skillqueue, or even before the skillqueue, if you were going away for a bit or you didn't have time to play, you could put in a long skill and miss nothing.
Dailies are not punishing. You get the reward for the one you do and that's where it ends. You don't lose anything for not logging. The daily idea is wrong for something completely different. The fact that people could not get 100% of the potential benefit should not be an issue for anyone. The player base here is just full of hypocrisy and feel 100% entitled to get 100% return of any opportunity if it involve SP.
If people didn't feel entitled to getting it all, they would not be unhappy about potentially missing some because they work. They FEEL penalized because they think they SHOULD get it all when it reality, they would be getting 100% of the reward they deserve by fulfilling the requirement as many time as they can.
Start feeling penalized when they remove stuff from you if you don't do something, not when they don't give you something if you didn't do the required action. |
Lugh Crow-Slave
1875
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Posted - 2016.04.11 20:37:48 -
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CBrooksC wrote:Solution. You can only collect the daily rewards if you have less than 5,500,000 million skill points on that character. cb
did you miss the part of it having nothing to do with new players?
Citadel worm hole tax
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