A Honest Welcome

Day 2,882, 17:49 Published in Netherlands Netherlands by kivmi

It was today when I logged into the game that I realised some articles aren't completely honest with the new players, I found warm welcomes, but nothing relative to the real gameplay in eRepublik, such as opportunities to participate in governments and sometimes and in some eCountries in Congress, and finally about the way that they fail to win medals in battlefields.

It's hard to understand what people try to do with these welcomes; why not be honest instead?

A new player in this game needs to realise that it's impossible to compete with older players. it's impossible because the game mechanics of eRepublik just don't help a new player. In this article, I'm going to explain why a new player can't win anything and why starting a new account in the game is simply a bad idea.

Let's start with the idea about helping new players get their training ground to level 4. I'm not here to explain the process, there are tons of articles explaining that. I am merely here to explain that this help is just a waste of time. Here is why:

A new player with their training ground at level 4 can earn a maximum of 33,507 strength per year by training every day and receiving the extra 5 points of strength every 5 days, but at the same time the new player can't compete with an older player who just buys packs to retain his experience and stays in the same division forever gaining more strength than a new player could, since these packs help them to participate in the weekly challenges earning more PP who can be exchanged for more strength in a week. Players like albo91 (http://www.erepublik.com/en/citizen/profile/7505436), for example, are nearly impossible to beat. They sit in lower divisions with incredibly high strength for that division, and so they always win the BHs and the gold for these medals. Players who do this ruin the game.

It's stupid. There's no way that new players can win anything in a battlefield. It's become impossible that a new player can compete with one of these old and established players.

In other hand we have this thing that we call “eRepublik politics” that's nothing more than a group of people who can control everything in their country. A new player cannot, in most circumstances, get a political position as soon they register; they are often told “You need to understand the game better” etc. etc.. However, even when they understand the game well and have been established as a valuable member of their eCountry, it's unlikely that they can be part of this "special group" of politicians because, after all is said and done, people tend to vote for the same candidates over and over, and not allow “new blood” into the political system. It's nothing new, and has been occurring for ages, but it’s not right.

At the end, this game is just dead for new players; it holds no opportunity and no chance to improve, so please stop giving them warm welcomes and start being honest with them instead of wasting time -- not only your time, but their time too.


Aaaseilern,
Congressman eNetherlands