DJINN Kujo
Ancient Exiles.
Renegade Alliance
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Posted - 2014.01.20 02:48:00 -
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I support the idea. It's a good concept and hopefully CCP can look at it and put a thinking cap to categorize this as high priority: district locking that is.
Everyone wants fights in PC, it's why you join PC in the first place. Veteran players don't login daily to pub stomp, they login to either get their ass handed to them or whoop up on someone else.
The only way, as mentioned - for the idea to take off, would be for fixing district locking.
Nyain San just wants Renegade to hold x amount of districts. When it comes to some players in the community though, it's hard to steer people away from ISK. That's the biggest issue PC has is the ISK rewards when you hold land.
- In order to give up a vast amount of land, means your players are being paid less. Personally, I couldn't care about ISK. I am probably one of the brokest CEO's in the game to be honest. But to some players, and AE. is guilty: ISK is what makes Dust 514 fun, and make people whine about proto stomping.
The tiered ranking is still good on paper - however, every corp in MH would have to abide by being allotted a certain amount of land. With current mechanics, you will see corporations spreading into territory outside their division. And by having "A tiered" corps regulating those rules that may be broken, it's asking common enemies to join up and fix it. To some egos, that's another issue to fix. In simpler words, your asking FA and AE. essentially to police these divisions together as a join op. That's hard convincing when we are enemies at heart.
There's a lot of underlying factors that are problematic which can not be 'fixed.' (A few mentioned above.)
At what cost does enemies have to rally up to fix a game we didn't design? Is the community making this game or is CCP? It's supposed to be CCP, but quite frankly it seems to the be community actually calling the shots. Has it's ups and downs, it's a good business idea - "the customer is always right." But economics is a customer based section of the world. Without customers, there would be no economics. In our every day jobs, we see where the saying "The customer is always right" becomes faulty. In which, they are sometimes wrong, more times than not to be fair.
It's a consensus of problems with possible fixations - it's up to CCP to implement.
Ancient Exiles, CEO
Your failure to plan ahead does not constitute an emergency on my end.
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