git gud
Am I the only one that read the original post as sarcasm?
My mate started 2 weeks ago, already on 1.2 bilion, seriously this crying about people earning couple hundred mil in week in a CG is laughable
Yes, that really sucks. I am 51 y.o. and I was finally able to buy my first Porsche 911 last year.
And there is a boy next door, who got his Porsche as a birthday gift when he was 21.
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I don't think it's an envy issue, it's that it makes the current death penalty less of a factor. If you get to the point where certain plays have 800 billion credits, they won't care at all about the tiny rebuy cost for losing their Corvette, while it might cripple you to lose your Cobra if you only have 500,000 credits. The same aplpies when we talk about ship transfer. The cost is intended to be the limiting factor, but it isn't a limiting factor if some players have hundreds of billions of credits.
It's like real life. Don't be dumb, don't try to become rich working.
You need to get the proper information on when to show up at which deal.
The what an when are of the essence. Once you got the proper tip-off it's a no-brainer.
Mohrgan; Maybe they realized that the pay check is the best way to attract a crowd.[/QUOTE said:Paycheck? More like social assistance or welfare.
Maybe they realized that the pay check is the best way to attract a crowd.
Either you're unable to grasp the obvious point or you're being purposefully obtuse. Let's try this way: Frontier made a game that has a risk and reward structure. If the reward for actions (payout) massively outweigh the risk (rebuy/repair/refuel costs), then the risks become meaningless. This is detrimental to the game.
Pro tip: Don't worry about it. You too have plenty of ways to make $20 mill + per hour. The days of working months for a ship are long gone and thank god they are. It was an awful grind that I wouldn't wish on any new player. That grind is why so many people stopped playing the game in the first place. If you want to pay for your ships with the least lucrative ways, knock yourself out. If you want to make some money, the methods are all well known. Whining about it is a bad look. You make your own choices. Now live with them.I just dont understand why FD increased the payout that massively. It seemed to work before, I was proud when I earned a Cobra as a newbie in 3301, I was extremely happy about my Python nine month later, I was greatly enthusiastic about my Conda in 3302. Now in LFT 133 I am thinking: "Oh, only 8 million, well, thats not much at tier 5". Which is absurd.
So why the sudden change? Making payout and ships costs irrelevant after RNGneers popped up? Prepping for bigger ships in advance of the Thargoid invasion?
Doesnt sound sensible to me.
Either you're unable to grasp the obvious point or you're being purposefully obtuse. Let's try this way: Frontier made a game that has a risk and reward structure. If the reward for actions (payout) massively outweigh the risk (rebuy/repair/refuel costs), then the risks become meaningless. This is detrimental to the game.