PP is to boring this way !!
I just began to play Power Play after trading, exploring etc. I pledged for A.Lavingy Duval and noticed the following:
4 expansion areas are already on the 1st day of the cycle up to 3000 % above the trigger .
6 of our systems have already been successfully undermined by opponents or are imminent to be so.
4 of our systems are on turmoil.
Actually players should now bring garrison supplies to undermined systems .But nobody likes to do this because to fulfill this task one should constantly sit in front of his CPU to wait for 30 min till the goods are produced. (or even pay for it. People may give their blood for their country but not their money (f.e taxes)
Shooting provides just more fun. Nobody wants to wait or pay for goods !
PP is quite thought through theoreticaly, practically it does not fit the taste of most of us gamers. Here should FD change something.
I just began to play Power Play after trading, exploring etc. I pledged for A.Lavingy Duval and noticed the following:
4 expansion areas are already on the 1st day of the cycle up to 3000 % above the trigger .
6 of our systems have already been successfully undermined by opponents or are imminent to be so.
4 of our systems are on turmoil.
Actually players should now bring garrison supplies to undermined systems .But nobody likes to do this because to fulfill this task one should constantly sit in front of his CPU to wait for 30 min till the goods are produced. (or even pay for it. People may give their blood for their country but not their money (f.e taxes)
Shooting provides just more fun. Nobody wants to wait or pay for goods !
PP is quite thought through theoreticaly, practically it does not fit the taste of most of us gamers. Here should FD change something.
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I disagree. If everything was done through shooting stuff, what would you do if that didn't appeal to you? How about trading by shooting stuff? Exploring by shooting stuff? Roleplay by shooting stuff?
Your post suffers a very typical problem - "this doesn't appeal to me, so everyone else has to think that it is complete and utter rubbish as well".
Your post suffers a very typical problem - "this doesn't appeal to me, so everyone else has to think that it is complete and utter rubbish as well".
I neither speak about shooting stuff nore of "it does not apeal to me" This issue is a general fault in the game.
I am a casual Player, which means i normaly play 2 to 3 hours/ day in the evening after work. I dont want to spend my gaming time with waiting for merits ! So do all other Gamer with a functional Reallife !
I like trading, exploring all the other things too. I would like PP if i can trade properly: Load and Deliver. In the actual PP-merit-trade-system i have to wait for 30 min to get 20 merits.
So i have to spend my gaming time with waiting (3 hours for 120 Merits !)
Most of the gamers dont like that. Therefore they earn Merits more likely in Crime-Sweep Zones by Shooting. this leads to corupption of PP Goals to fortify.
(Sry for my english, i am not english speaking )
I am a casual Player, which means i normaly play 2 to 3 hours/ day in the evening after work. I dont want to spend my gaming time with waiting for merits ! So do all other Gamer with a functional Reallife !
I like trading, exploring all the other things too. I would like PP if i can trade properly: Load and Deliver. In the actual PP-merit-trade-system i have to wait for 30 min to get 20 merits.
So i have to spend my gaming time with waiting (3 hours for 120 Merits !)
Most of the gamers dont like that. Therefore they earn Merits more likely in Crime-Sweep Zones by Shooting. this leads to corupption of PP Goals to fortify.
(Sry for my english, i am not english speaking )
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You don't need to spend the time waiting docked in a station, here's a document that explains how to combine PP fortifying with profitable trading: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lYb00gOX1Yg1bh2kFSRfP9urFUQ4wZS5UsmizIK8zL0/edit
Yup, this.
Fortifying is designed to go hand in hand with trading. Expansion / undermining is for the pew pews. A bit for everyone.