Sketchy

Lime has a bunch of training alliances on it. As soon as the changes are implemented those alliances will move those aa's onto their own color. The point of the proposal is to encourage multiple types of paths to a higher bonus, so obviously it's going to rescale how the colors currently are. Naturally a change in the way the color bonus is being calculated is going to result in a change in how some colors have their numbers work. What's your core issue with the proposal?

I hope the 2d adventure game was fun at least.

I think that just further benefits whale tier. The act of switching in most cases is going to change the bonus.

Alright here is my proposed revision of the color bonus. Step 1: Eliminate all people not in an alliance from counting towards the color bonus. Eliminate all people city 10 and below from counting towards the color bonus. (Can still benefit from the color bonus). Step 2: Adjust the Turn Bonus formula from: Turn Bonus = (Average Daily Monetary Net Revenue / Nations) To this: Turn Bonus = ( (Average Daily Monetary Net Revenue * 0.75) / Nations) Step 3: Instead of raising the cap to 150k, change the cap to the following formula. Currently this is around ~111k with the above changes. New Turn Bonus Cap = (Total Aggregate DNR/Total Nations) Step 4: Create a second bonus with the following formula: Recruit Bonus = (Total Nations <c11 on Color/(Total Nations <c11/5)) * New Turn Bonus Cap Step 5: Add the revised Turn Bonus to the new Recruit Bonus. This is your final Color Turn Bonus. What this accomplishes: Removes the need to bully nanos off of colors. Gives nanos free reign to choose any color and receive it's bonus without impact. Remove the need for training alliances that don't benefit from the main alliances bonus. Creates value for lower tier nations and nanos for larger nations and alliances, giving them slightly more power. Larger alliances can court smaller alliances to increase their recruitment bonus. Allows for multiple approaches to gain increased bonus without changing the system to benefit one style of play over another. Create a cap that automatically scales over time as the game grows or shrinks, and pins the recruitment bonus to a value that adjusts to the ebb and flow of player count. The Numbers

Global War 30 had more to do with our issues with Aurora than Syndicate. Syndicate just made it about themselves for whatever reason. Keegoz even when barely active lives rent free in their heads. It's become comical at this point honestly.

If only Camelot could emulate TKR.

If you capped alliance numbers, alliances would just make multiple alliances. Wouldn't do much. There's not much to be gained by limiting player's freedom of movement. As always, the solution remains to make the game more engaging and less draining for new players.

I believe that is what happens when people leave an alliance to join a different alliance. Honestly I figure you all of people would know about that.

I see the quality of RON reporting hasn't improved. This seems like the sort of thing you could probably find out yourself, with the bot, that exists on your own server.

For too long Noctis has posted on these forums, yapping about this thing and that thing. Noctis has claimed ownership of Yellow because of his brainrot, as he gets his low tier noobs to try defending it for them; as they keep gaining as much damage as they can. It's time for the masses to stand up, spin around and fall over to prove Noctis can win. We encourage all on Yellow to Vote The Immortals Yellow Bloc to prove to Noctis that Immortals has more people on Yellow. We probably wont fight for Immortals right to treat Noctis as a second class nation, but we are not above strongly worded letters. We encourage others to stand with us & vote to make Yellow the same as it always was. We are open to both treaties and paperless relations with those who wish to assist in proving change is impossible. The same Noctis complains forever and we can't change that. Yellow is the color of urine, not sure why Noctis settles for pee colors rather than be Red. Either he is colorblind, or maybe he likes to stare at the sun til his brain melts. Raiders are fighting for loot & avoiding the good colors because they are too busy looting people to farm a 75000 dollar per turn bonus, so the evil whales can keep getting richer than them at an even faster pace. Better to sit on your ass, than to whine on your toilet. Oppressive Dinosaur from Singularity, Sketchy.

How to overdo a joke to death 101 Get new material my dude

Alright ODOO

Yeah but.... 4 lightsabers go brrrrrrr

Two things can be true at once. This community can be quite toxic. Also, Skill Issue.

Skill issue.

Took me like 3 hours with an AI art generator generating and inpainting. Then I touched it up/recolored things to be more theme appropriate in GIMP and added text. Turned out pretty nice, AI art is pretty crazy.

CiS

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This is not a good idea. Land is the only current possible permanent investment that allows nations to build tall, rather than wide. The game needs more mechanics like this, not less, to open up more avenues of choice in investment, and to give people options other than "buy more city". I understand conceptually that stealing land makes sense, but nothing in this game makes sense if you think much about it from a realism standpoint, and gameplay balance should be prioritized over realism.

Maybe if it was like, 1-5% less military per city, that might accomplish what you want. This is suggestion however..is …silly. You are removing the entire economic incentive of the game. The ROI on cities past 30 is basically non-existent. The only reason to buy more cities past city 30 is for military purposes. Completely eliminating the military gains from cities above 30, completely eliminates any incentive to buy cities past 30. Because what use is more money, if you have nothing to spend it on, because new cities only give you more money. It completely destroys the entire gameplay loop. You might as well just set everyone to c30 and give them all unlimited resources, that's basically what you are proposing with this change.

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