This idea is to help keep players coming back for more.
It is to help maintain a possibly even stronger balance on economy.
It may motivate players to play harder and longer.
Also not get sick of the same scenery over and over.
MAP ROTATION
How it would work:
You would choose 2 different maps that the server runs for that season.
Every 2 weeks the map would switch to the other one.
You wouldn't lose anything on either map, you'd basically own property on each map.
This 2 map rotation would continue until 1 or both of the maps are switch out.
At the time of the 2 rotating maps being switched, thats when you would get a refund for property.
DOES THIS MAKE SENSE? DO YOU GET WHAT I AM SAYING?
Basically the server uses 1 main map currently for how ever long (several months).
When that 1 map switches, we are entitled to refunds for property on said map yeah?
The idea states that you just use 2 MAIN maps that rotates every 2 weeks instead.
And after how ever long they decide to change between 1 or both of the main maps is when you get a property refund.
It is to help maintain a possibly even stronger balance on economy.
It may motivate players to play harder and longer.
Also not get sick of the same scenery over and over.
MAP ROTATION
How it would work:
You would choose 2 different maps that the server runs for that season.
Every 2 weeks the map would switch to the other one.
You wouldn't lose anything on either map, you'd basically own property on each map.
This 2 map rotation would continue until 1 or both of the maps are switch out.
At the time of the 2 rotating maps being switched, thats when you would get a refund for property.
DOES THIS MAKE SENSE? DO YOU GET WHAT I AM SAYING?
Basically the server uses 1 main map currently for how ever long (several months).
When that 1 map switches, we are entitled to refunds for property on said map yeah?
The idea states that you just use 2 MAIN maps that rotates every 2 weeks instead.
And after how ever long they decide to change between 1 or both of the main maps is when you get a property refund.