Ingame Arenas In Example Boxing
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@phaethonas that's not a change but an extra. And hilarious is trying to suggest things to make a dead game. My suggestion will bring more players tho
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maybe Fractured doesnt want 100m players. maybe they want enough to keep their game the way they want it. Camelot Unchained and Crowfall do not want to be a popular mmo.
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@jetah or maybe not. Prolly it's what you wish.
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if Fractured wanted to the very popular then they'd focus on PvE raids and similar content.
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This topic has way too much rambling about wild alternate universes that aren't happening and not the actual game we really have.
Gambling with ingame money isn't an issue and, at least in the US, would not be illegal even if players were buying cash shop items to trade for ingame currency. Our real life casinos bypass most gambling laws simply by trading money directly for gambling tokens and then gambling with the tokens and trading them back to cash. As ingame currency is not traded back to real life money by Fractured's development team, they are even less culpable and thus not responsible for any gambling that occurs. The only people who would be susceptible to prosecution are gold bots and their customers, which is a good thing so far as the game is concerned.
The entire argument that it becomes real life gambling is a massive stretch of logic, and in the rare event it does become a problem it can be fixed by simply applying the Locked system to ingame currency - i.e. all currency earned by selling cash shop items is not usable in the gambling hall(s) or in player trades. Problem solved
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@jetah the game is not out
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@finland said in Ingame Arenas In Example Boxing:
@phaethonas that's not a change but an extra. And hilarious is trying to suggest things to make a dead game. My suggestion will bring more players tho
Adding "extras" upon "extras" is changing the game the devs have envisioned! So, yeah, you want to change the game, and that is hilarious.
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@phaethonas it's hilarious the way you are arguing good points.
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I mean, personally, I don’t want developer created gambling in game. With regards to putting gold or other currency with a chance to gain more.
I posted an example of this universe, this world removing gambling from a game.
Right now the DS company is based on Italy so they’d have follow their laws.
Also casinos don’t bypass laws. One aspect to gambling is cashing out which is what you described.
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@finland said in Ingame Arenas In Example Boxing:
@phaethonas it's hilarious the way you are arguing good points.
Not really.
They are neither "good points", nor the fact that you have [any] points undoes the fact that you don't really like Fractured (an open world game) which you want to change for [whatever] reason.
The devs are aware what games exist and what games are successful and have made the choice to make an open world game, which probably won't have instanced pve, let alone instanced pvp which is what we are talking about here.
So, you wanting to change a game so significantly, means that you don't like the game and that you don't think that it will succeed as it is.
So that brings the question; why are you here?
I'd suggest to you Ashes of Creation. It follows your way of thinking and it will have everything; instanced pve and pvp, open world pve and pvp, it will have sieges that you want to play etc etc.
I have to warn you though that I sincerely think that AoC is a vaporware/money grab. But that aside, it is the game which you are trying to convince the Fractured devs to make.
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Gambling is legal (and taxed) in Italy.
They would also have to follow the law of their server host's location, mind you, and that could end up in the US or China for all we know.
All I'm saying is, if Fractured were to include an ingame gambling hall, this wouldn't violate any gambling laws as Fractured's dev team does not facilitate any conversion of ingame currency to real world money. It could, however, allow prosecution of RMT services and could consequently be an advantage in fighting bots.
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I don't want developer created gambling.
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There certainly is a lot of talks about this topic. But I can only see this "Instanced PVP" as a good thing. Allowing people to work in An entertainment field as opposed to actual jobs. but anyways that is just my opinion giving players a whole new way to play
