Tips to plato
Day 1,612, 11:55
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by Kevin Bartholomew
Please, citizen of the eWorld, stop behaving as children. Calling Plato an idiot isn't a positive contribution. What would you do if someone calls you an idiot constantly?
Plato doesn't want to listen when we are saying that eRepublik sucks or he sucks. It isn't fair. We have to change our way to communicate with him. We have to give him ideas and continue to give him ideas.
Here are some tips to Plato. Feel free to add your own ideas.
Tips to fix the game overall
Forum/discussion area
Party tab
API
MU storage
MU owned companies
Organizations
Tips to fix the economic module:
Remove WAM
Bring back work skill
Bring back job skills (carpenter etc)
New Factories
Reduce production
Country currencies
Tips to fix the military module:
Fix the gap between old and new players
Old health rules
Less wars
Old MPP rules
Multiple RW
Remove resources and bring back high/mid/low regions
No massive tanking
Wall
Remove bazooka and energy bars
RW costs 50000 CC
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in the old V1 days, the health thing was whole different. I aint going to explain it, check out vPop'ulus (pluto biatch censored it) if ya want to see how it worked
You just have to add
>> RW costs 50000 CC to military module : )
Like the old days
If you ask me as a new player i think bazookas and energy bars is a great way to keep players from leaving.
If lets say bazookas and energy bars only are for players 1 to 20 i think allot more ppl will keep playing. This makes the player feel more useful and have something to do instead of just sitting on his ass doing little to no dmg over and over again.
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@Ziriix Yes, I agree with you.
Adding bazookas and energy bars to the game is just a solution to a miserable military module. The primary goal, in my opinion, is to fix the gap between old and new players. If the gap is reduced energy bars and bazookas have to be removed from the game.
I played this game for some time again with another account and stopped at lvl 20. To get to lvl 20 took me over 1 month and everything was so damn slow that i finally lost the will to play, Nothing ever happened.
Now i started this new account to see if the game is better and yea it is! I got to lvl 20 in about 4 days without a problem thx to energy bars so i could fight and fight and fight. So by solving one problem they created another were old players use the things that is created for the new payers haha
I didn't get the old health system, I stopped playing in what I believe was eRepublik Rising? The only thing I noticed was that I died, quickly, when I forgot my account, and that killed my will to play...
Bring back V2 but use this war module, then everything will be fine
lies henry those were your LSD days
"Massive alliances" into the diplomatic module. So you could create smth like EDEN etc., but it wouldn't have any impact in the battles(the alliances between nations will stay as they were).
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If this is a startegy game, I think the rising battlefield was cool.
Honestly? I think the option to "pay" an employee in items would be a good idea, and would go well with the MU companies. So many MUs are doing it already, it would vastly simplify and already existing system. I was also partial to the old hospital system (I believe the beta one? Where they were permanent until the region was conquered), as it seemed to have more strategy. Plus I really haven't seen a hospital in use since I've returned in.. well, now.
Everyone's entitled to a view. Whether we agree or not - and I don't - Plato is his/her own worst enemy. They created a system propagated on real currency exchange for sale to convert to play dollars. By this decision, whether intentional .. spun to be otherwise .. or not, Plato installed paying customers as defacto shareholders at that very moment.
Where else in the world bar an internet start-up could a person or corporation offer such a proposition and not be expected to deliver to their consumers? Every day people and companies are taken to court over breach of contract, regardless of their severability. If 'Plato' didn't intend to make good with their paying clientele, they shouldn't have offered their fake currency for purchase and therefore create friction with eRepublik's investors - the life blood of the game's past, present and future.