| Author | Message |
|---|---|
 legomine709 |
Date sent: 2019/09/04 01:50:55
I was thinking that the more active players probobly could use more money than people who only play a few mins. So what I'm suggesting is that players get something like 50 Igm for every hour and Luigi if your worried about something like this "ruining the economy" then just reduce the vote amount or increase taxes.It's a perfect way of rewarding active players. |
 Presinus |
Date sent: 2019/09/04 06:13:32
This is just a seriously dumbed-down version of what I suggested a while ago.Injecting and deleting money isn't how you fix an economy. An effective economy flows and cycles around. -1 please don't use the word "perfect" ever again, as I don't think you've spent more than a washroom break thinking up this idea. |
legomine709 |
Date sent: 2019/09/04 19:39:14
Why do we have taxes in the first place if it's not good for the economy |
Presinus |
Date sent: 2019/09/05 03:22:42
Taxes (with no return) was Luigi's ideaLuigi likes money Luigi sees people have lots of money in-game, and aren't spending it Lack of spending means no need to vote, so taxes are added, making people lose money faster (as the player making money is making less than the price payed for the merch) Fewer votes = fewer new people Fewer new people = fewer potential donators |
 Miss_Sassy34 |
Date sent: 2019/09/07 02:59:44
This is just stupid. As there is no limit to how long you can be afk for, people could just afk for hours and hours and make a truck load of cash. Its a good idea, but just not practical. -1 |
 rida |
Date sent: 2019/09/07 08:21:29
-1, ^ |
rida |
Date sent: 2019/09/07 14:07:00
ok now i kinda feel bad for calling it stupid, although i didnt, i agreed with what sassy said which contained the word stupid.Its not stupid its just not very practical im probably the only one who thinks about this stuff but in case it offended you im sorry -Rida the PP head |
legomine709 |
Date sent: 2019/09/08 23:25:12
Dont worry it's a stupid idea the I thought of while tired at one o'clock in the morning |
