How is it possible to consider it as positive mecanism?
I'm not trying to troll. I would appreciate to share thoughts about it, understand the other side.
For me it is just breaking part of the game.
This game tries to be immersive. How could it be with:
- a magical day in the week where all our efforts are judged and recomputed by our lovely power?
- A power forgetting all your involvement just because you had a dead PC, or holidays, travel for work or any IRL good/bad events?!
I would understand that -in game- spending time in something else than helping our power would be not appreciated by it. But IRL?! That's not fair, that's not immersive.
At the end, PowerPlay looks like another game in addition with ED.
ED has minor factions, and major factions.
But powerplay doesn't care about this political layer. It prefers to add its own layer "Powers". And because it doesn't try to be immersive at all, instead of opening the "geopolitic" layer in the galaxy map, you open the "powerplayyy". (And I will not talk about its complex rules based on CC, merits, fast-tracking -_-, etc...)
Sorry for being so rough about PowerPlay, but I'm really so disappointed that Frontier made a such big effort on something which, for me.... is totally off topic. (as my bias from merits to powerplay judgment !)
My feeling is that they spend months for adding a lotto-like game, with nice pictures, on top of ED. Probably powerplay is a good lotto game...
But why is it in ED?
I'm not trying to troll. I would appreciate to share thoughts about it, understand the other side.
For me it is just breaking part of the game.
This game tries to be immersive. How could it be with:
- a magical day in the week where all our efforts are judged and recomputed by our lovely power?
- A power forgetting all your involvement just because you had a dead PC, or holidays, travel for work or any IRL good/bad events?!
I would understand that -in game- spending time in something else than helping our power would be not appreciated by it. But IRL?! That's not fair, that's not immersive.
At the end, PowerPlay looks like another game in addition with ED.
ED has minor factions, and major factions.
But powerplay doesn't care about this political layer. It prefers to add its own layer "Powers". And because it doesn't try to be immersive at all, instead of opening the "geopolitic" layer in the galaxy map, you open the "powerplayyy". (And I will not talk about its complex rules based on CC, merits, fast-tracking -_-, etc...)
Sorry for being so rough about PowerPlay, but I'm really so disappointed that Frontier made a such big effort on something which, for me.... is totally off topic. (as my bias from merits to powerplay judgment !)
My feeling is that they spend months for adding a lotto-like game, with nice pictures, on top of ED. Probably powerplay is a good lotto game...
But why is it in ED?