Split bounty vouchers.
- Thread starter eXpErT
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Counterpoint: bounty vouchers shouldn't have their BGS effect in the system you cash them in, they should have their effect in the system in which you do the hunting.
That is far too logical for ED. Go and say 20 Hail Marys or something.
Yes, it makes more sense to me to see the security of a system raised as a result of pirates being emptied from it, not how much credits a faction paid you for something they did somewhere else.
Perhaps an extension of this is RESs could even have specific faction owners, in line with who owns the closest station or starport (or something like that) and it's the RES owner that benefits from having the pirates wiped out in there based on the credit value of the bounties collected.
Perhaps an extension of this is RESs could even have specific faction owners, in line with who owns the closest station or starport (or something like that) and it's the RES owner that benefits from having the pirates wiped out in there based on the credit value of the bounties collected.
At the moment, handing in bounties is a single button press. How does adding another layer of code on top of that make anything simpler?
It saves time jumping back and foward to get aditional bounties for multiple systems. Only bgs players will understand the efficiency.
Yeah, FDev have been pretty consistent in doing very little, if anything, to support BGS manipulation gameplay outside of happy accidents, which is fair enough when it's not something that they originally intended as gameplay.
Removal of the application process to allow players to add named factions in the game should be one indication of where their priorities lie in regards to this.
It's kind of like in Skyrim or similar open world games when people RP as guards. You can do it, but it's not perfect by design as that's not what the devs were originally basing the game around.
Although maybe you'll get lucky and it'll be of benefit in the new version of powerplay, which might make them consider it.