Playing the game.
Every total week of game time results in a 1 hour 25% arx bonus
This would affect all game modes.
Every total week of game time results in a 1 hour 25% arx bonus
This would affect all game modes.
I rather have it on the first page so people understand some players don't have the option to play in Open. You and other might not like it. But other people will understand when it posted on the first page.No again...
It's much simpler than that - Frontier offer a game where all three game modes share a single galaxy state - and all players affect it, regardless of platform or game mode. The fact that players can choose to play in a game mode where no other players can be encountered means that PvP is an option in this game - and always has been. The game's features which require more than one player are, of course, available in both of the multi-player game modes. Frontier choose not to discriminate between players based on their mode choice - no matter how much some players would like them to. Frontier have been aware that some players can't accept that other players can play without them for a very long time - and have stuck to their design decision regarding all players affecting the single galaxy state.I honestly would like to know why the circumstances of some players (the circumstances you described) must be taken into account by Frontier, and used as an argument to affect other players not so limited. Thanks in advance.
I don't think Frontier expected PvP to happen by the way they talk in early 2013. It was mostly talk of Pirates, Traders and Bounty hunters. That what Frontier Vision of Elite Dangerous and they tried fixing it by giving PvPers a higher bounty and they found they use it as an easy exploit.It's much simpler than that - Frontier offer a game where all three game modes share a single galaxy state - and all players affect it, regardless of platform or game mode. The fact that players can choose to play in a game mode where no other players can be encountered means that PvP is an option in this game - and always has been. The game's features which require more than one player are, of course, available in both of the multi-player game modes. Frontier choose not to discriminate between players based on their mode choice - no matter how much some players would like them to. Frontier have been aware that some players can't accept that other players can play without them for a very long time - and have stuck to their design decision regarding all players affecting the single galaxy state.
This is a game where PvP is possible - but not required in any way - and Frontier know that that is the basis upon which they have sold every copy of the game.
yes, and a triple bonus for those which play freehandedAnd why not more ARX pints for PS4 players because our controller makes it more difficult to play?![]()
Nobody cares that you play in open, get over itUltimately, Frontier can choose to change the way the game is played - if and when they choose to do so (and no one can say or do anything that could stop them - no legal barrier). Sadly, they haven't got the stomach to do what's needed.
I need to ask why does it "affect" you that others in solo and PG get the same ARX?At any rate, because some players supposedly 'don't' have the option to play in OPEN, does that mean that Frontier should not provide players who do have the option, and choose to play in OPEN, with a slightly greater reward of ARX? The claim is that modes are equal - they are not. OPEN has more features - that's a fact (and is likely to get more still).
I honestly would like to know why the circumstances of some players (the circumstances you described) must be taken into account by Frontier, and used as an argument to affect other players not so limited. Thanks in advance.
What about an ARX bonus for ganking?
Every time you gank a CMDR you get ARX, because you make another player grind for the rebuy.
I think that is a brilliant idea.
Sound logic Commrade o7By playing in open you get to meet/fight other players if you like. So it already has its own reward.
It is, of course, Frontier's game - as it has always been. While they are free to change the game as they will, I would suggest that some changes are less likely than others.Ultimately, Frontier can choose to change the way the game is played - if and when they choose to do so (and no one can say or do anything that could stop them - no legal barrier). Sadly, they haven't got the stomach to do what's needed.