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Thread: Petition To Thunderheart stop a Player City Change.
Character and the city status active ? (whats next ? Log in every week or you need to pay a ingame tax of 15% of your money ?) I pay for this game and i acspect to be able to play it whenever i want and how often i want without loosing enything as long as I pay for it.Please dont destroy this game for me...................................
Hang on I think the point is being missed here. In what way does you losing citizenship affect your character in any way while you are not logged in. In fact I am sure the opposite of what you are saying here will happen, i.e. no income tax.
This is only bad for a mayor who has not planned (see my previous post on this.)
If you (and the person who's son goes to school and can't log in for three weeks) were to log in after a month and your house is still there you can just re-declare your citizenship or it might even be automatic since you have now reset the timer since your last login.
If you pay maintainence on your house so that it covers your away period you should be okay. Yes this will bugger up space for the city your house is in but any good mayor should take this into account.
If you want to be a mayor because you just want a city and not because you actually want to be a mayor then you really should not have a city at all... okay enough or I'll ramble on some more.
- I you're not going to be able to log in for 3 weeks, you need to make room for another more active citizen that can contribute to the town. Otherwise, you're just artificially padding the town's roster, which is the reason SOE's doing this and the reason why many of the mayor's are complaining.
- If you can't log in for 5 minutes every 21 days, you need to re-think your reason for taking up space in the city anyway.
- And jeez, all you have to do is give some other trusted guild-member your login and password, and let him log you in every so often - how hard is that?
- If a city is relying on inactive players to bump up it's roster,then that city should be downgraded to make room for a city with active players. Howwould that be less than fair?
Xscape wrote:Robert thats ridiculous, were talking 3 weeks here, what about the poor guys in IRAQ atm SOE apparently dont give a toss about those guys.
What so should we now do everything but not without first taking into account people in IRAQ!??!? Lets not drag that into this.....
killing the Server exchange is not gonna happen cause of this far from it only make it worse and professionalized. Now they have to log in every 3 weeks big deal.And labeling a city a false city cause it may have alot of inactives at anyone time is very arrogant indeed.
What I describe as false cities are those cities who set themselves up with the Server Exchange and don't have an active city at all. If like you said you have an active city, then surely you can make up the numbers if needs be? Perhaps the mayor needs to be warned a week or so before the account is marked for citizenship removal so this can be taken into account and new citizens brought in?
If three weeks is too short a period in everyones opinion why not ask for a month or a month and a half rather than just outright saying it is a bad idea and it will ruin everything?
Running a city should take a lot of effort and planing, do you really expect everything to be handed to you on a plate?
Every city is going to run into this kind of problem. Some may even disapear, but for those which do it means another city has a chance to grow. So there lies your challenge, keep fresh blood coming into your city and you get to keep it.
I'd agree that some kind of warning would be nice, i.e. so you can see how many inactive accounts you have before they get removed and therefore not take you by supprise.
This is indeed one of the more strange ideas i ever seen a developer team come up with.
They have basicly decided to punish several people, in this case citizens, in player cities. All it takes is just a few inactives,..hell they dont even have to be inactive, they can be on vacation, in a hospital or something else and the city they are part of can go poof.
Cant say that the developer team have used much brain power on this one. This game is allready bleeding from nerfs and bugs that needs to fixed, so instead of driving more players, and maybe a big part of the core players, the players who actually work hard to keep thier city afloat, they should concentrate on getting more content, more depth in the game.
With kind regards
Taladin
If three weeks is too short a period in everyones opinion why not ask for a month or a month and a half rather than just outright saying it is a bad idea and it will ruin everything?
Running a city should take a lot of effort and planing, do you really expect everything to be handed to you on a plate?
Every city is going to run into this kind of problem. Some may even disapear, but for those which do it means another city has a chance to grow. So there lies your challenge, keep fresh blood coming into your city and you get to keep it.
I'd agree that some kind of warning would be nice, i.e. so you can see how many inactive accounts you have before they get removed and therefore not take you by supprise.
From my understanding that was changed from 3 weeks to 6 weeks. And the houses will stay around until the maintenece runs out.
School or not it seems to me it would not be difficult for someone to just log in, or have someone log in for them once every 6 weeks.
If you note all they have to do is log in.
A city should not be able to count a person who does not play as a citizen, it is unfair to the city that needs to grow but is capped. A simple log in is not much to ask.