Just tossing my two cents. But, I'm more on the boat if it adds something to the game then add it. And, likewise the argument for increasing prices is quite solid. Adding realism, giving a goal for lower leveled players, and the research behind this makes it hard to argue.
It's a pretty valid complaint tbh~
Yeah, it's fairly difficult to keep an causal player base and a dedicated one and keep an balance between the two. I view the causal players like new blood. They help keep things new and have a chance of joining the ranks of the dedicated.
She looks really neat! \(^^)/
Thank you so much! And don't worry, I'll just put everything in spoilers so it doesn't take up the whole page
@Bochi Damn it, Vicious left for Gelderholm before I could get Felicia to reply to her at all! xD
It's fine though, I'm sure they'll see each other again soon at Gelderholm
Thank you so much! And don't worry, I'll just put everything in spoilers so it doesn't take up the whole page
These are all really fantastic comments and I don't really have that much to add.
I mean personally I think the daily cost is fine on it's own. As it has clearly motivated a lot of other players to take it and play the game with it. Just make sure they know it's optional.These are all really fantastic comments and I don't really have that much to add.
Since I'm a relatively action-oriented person, why don't I make a suggestion?
What if we got rid of the "daily cost of living is 10G" line on the registration page.
By getting rid of this line, the message I'd like to send is that characters should deduct money whenever they feel like it. If they want to play a hardcore game, they can deduct every "in character day" for living expenses. If they want to play a casual game, maybe they can just forget about living expenses entirely. If you want to play something in between, you can deduct every IRL day... it's totally up to you and how you want to tell your character's story.
I agree with @Silver that money is ultimately just a tool for the writers, and originally there was never even a market thread or in-game function for money. The market thread was added in part because @SpearOfLies pointed out it would be strange if characters collected giant piles of money and never used it. Nonetheless, my original philosophy in the very beginning was that players could just deduct/nerf their own money whenever they feel like it... although in practice, I think most people are too stingy to nerf their own money.
In either case, I can definitely see both sides, and I'd like to make AG enjoyable and approachable for as many people as possible!
I wonder which category of player I fit into...
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@Feathers95, I did multiple tests after googling a variety of different methods. Nothing worked.Testing~
Let's see if it worked~
Edit: Failure...
Mmmmmmmmm, I like the registration having an easy pointer that gives people a basic notion of how much money is worth and stuff though... But I can totally see your point too! >.<These are all really fantastic comments and I don't really have that much to add.
Since I'm a relatively action-oriented person, why don't I make a suggestion?
What if we got rid of the "daily cost of living is 10G" line on the registration page?
By getting rid of this line, the message I'd like to send is that characters should deduct money whenever they feel like it. If they want to play a hardcore game, they can deduct every "in character day" for living expenses. If they want to play a casual game, maybe they can just forget about living expenses entirely. If you want to play something in between, you can deduct every IRL day... it's totally up to you and how you want to tell your character's story.
I agree with @Silver that money is ultimately just a tool for the writers, and originally there was never even a market thread or in-game function for money. The market thread was added in part because @SpearOfLies pointed out it would be strange if characters collected giant piles of money and never used it. Nonetheless, my original philosophy in the very beginning was that players could just deduct/nerf their own money whenever they feel like it... although in practice, I think most people are too stingy to nerf their own money.
In either case, I can definitely see both sides, and I'd like to make AG enjoyable and approachable for as many people as possible!
This doesn't seem like a bad idea~
I'm not one of the most hardcore players though?! xDI mean personally I think the daily cost is fine on it's own. As it has clearly motivated a lot of other players to take it and play the game with it. Just make sure they know it's optional.
It's more like a difficult meter in my view. People can take the casual route like me, play hardcore like Alice, or take the road in-between. Nonetheless it is a great addition to the game. I wouldn't have thought of it myself.Then again I'm not so creative.
If I were to give my own opinion, you're part of the dedicated playerbase. You entered the game with a character that was well-thought (at least to some extent) and probably had some plans for her already from the very start.I wonder which category of player I fit into...
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I figured out how to edit picture sizes when its an attachment, you can just click on the image in the rich text editor and an option pops up for resizing the imageTesting~
Let's see if it worked~
Edit: Failure...
Oh, nice~I figured out how to edit picture sizes when its an attachment, you can just click on the image in the rich text editor and an option pops up for resizing the image