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tryian776
Sanmatar Kelkoons Minmatar Republic
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Posted - 2012.11.26 10:00:00 -
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Hi, just a suggestion for a feature to boost small corps.
Several groups of players may wish to run very small corps capable of committing a single well practiced squad to a contract but if battles are corp only they will not be able to do so.
To support the mercenary nature of DUST if formal contracts assigned to a corp (or accepted by a corp) were configured in such a way as to allow the corp accepting the contract to 'add' additional corps to the contract then these smaller corps could be hired to assist.
For example.
EVE alliance puts up a public contract for district lulz-123 DUST corp accepts the contract DUST corp selects 'add corp to contract and adds the corp' (or adds individual players if easier). When contract time comes the added corps can also join the battle.
The mechanics could just pay the win reward to the original corp assuming the small merc squad has organised payment terms outside of the game mechanics. The main corp just pays them directly afterwards based on their agreement (sandbox etc etc).
Would be great for small tight knit groups of mercenaries be able to contribute to the sandbox and negotiate with larger corps for their assistance.
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Bojo The Mighty
Bojo's School of the Trades
432
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Posted - 2012.11.26 22:19:00 -
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tryian776 wrote:Hi, just a suggestion for a feature to boost small corps.
Several groups of players may wish to run very small corps capable of committing a single well practiced squad to a contract but if battles are corp only they will not be able to do so.
To support the mercenary nature of DUST if formal contracts assigned to a corp (or accepted by a corp) were configured in such a way as to allow the corp accepting the contract to 'add' additional corps to the contract then these smaller corps could be hired to assist.
For example.
EVE alliance puts up a public contract for district lulz-123 DUST corp accepts the contract DUST corp selects 'add corp to contract and adds the corp' (or adds individual players if easier). When contract time comes the added corps can also join the battle.
The mechanics could just pay the win reward to the original corp assuming the small merc squad has organised payment terms outside of the game mechanics. The main corp just pays them directly afterwards based on their agreement (sandbox etc etc).
Would be great for small tight knit groups of mercenaries be able to contribute to the sandbox and negotiate with larger corps for their assistance.
t
I like small corp support idea, but a band of small corps might as well make an alliance or one super corp with different squad identities.
How about instead of assisting, there are Special Operation contracts that require few people for stealth or something? Just throwing it out there |
Talos Alomar
Subdreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore
391
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Posted - 2012.11.27 08:26:00 -
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I don't think small corps should play a major factor. I think there should just be another group entirely. the 'merc squad' could be a group of people who fill a specific role on the battlefield, so a corp can offer a contract to a merc squad to provide armor support or stealthy black ops or whatever specializations that may come to be in dust.
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Bojo The Mighty
Bojo's School of the Trades
432
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Posted - 2012.11.27 18:42:00 -
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Talos Alomar wrote:I don't think small corps should play a major factor. I think there should just be another group entirely. the 'merc squad' could be a group of people who fill a specific role on the battlefield, so a corp can offer a contract to a merc squad to provide armor support or stealthy black ops or whatever specializations that may come to be in dust.
Agreed, for special interests only, not to make up an army of uncoordinated separate groups. But again, as I said before, there should be certain contracts for small groups only (don't have to be a small corp), that require stealth, skill, snipers, or black ops vehicles and weapons. |
Free Beers
Internal Error. Negative-Feedback
1041
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Posted - 2012.11.28 00:07:00 -
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if you dont have enough players to fill a contract its your own fault. CCP gives you the ability to bring in outside mercs. so there isn't a need to create a mechanic that there isn't a need for and could be abused as such
ONLY THE SQUAD LEADER HAS TO BE IN CORP CONTRACTED. So in todays terms you could have 6 out of 8 not in your corp participate in corp battles |
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