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- iceman2020 - 2008.Sep.20 07:09 AM
McCule Wrote:There are TOO few inactives at various levels to hit for exp to begin with...
Mainly the higher levels, say 30+. Who are the ones that get moved into the retirement district? levels 30+. Something doesn't make sense here.
- BlitzKrieg - 2008.Sep.20 07:32 AM
iceman2020 Wrote:McCule Wrote:There are TOO few inactives at various levels to hit for exp to begin with...
Mainly the higher levels, say 30+. Who are the ones that get moved into the retirement district? levels 30+. Something doesn't make sense here.
And you don't think that the higher levels need targets to get the next level?
- iceman2020 - 2008.Sep.20 07:36 AM
I'm saying it's hardest for the 30+ levels to find targets since there are fewer of them. With the retirement district, it makes it that much harder. Especially considering level 30+ players have invested much more into the game and are online much more of the day.
- BlitzKrieg - 2008.Sep.20 07:38 AM
Fair enough. your second post was much clearer and I agree.
- CrazyFoley - 2008.Sep.20 04:19 PM
The retirement distrect should be lvl 65, and the shop there should have access to all shops below it. Also bank should earn %1 more intrest after you hit lvl 65.
- buuddha - 2008.Sep.20 05:49 PM
wtf? that makes no sense.
- mudpies - 2008.Sep.20 05:53 PM
buuddha Wrote:wtf? that makes no sense.
Yup. It doesn't appear that he knows what he's talking about.
- CrazyFoley - 2008.Sep.20 05:56 PM
Insted of it being for quiting players make it for only the elite. (the next district)
- mudpies - 2008.Sep.20 05:56 PM
thatthingufear Wrote:Insted of it being for quiting players make it for only the elite. (the next district)
You want the elite to retire? Do you know what retirement means?
- CrazyFoley - 2008.Sep.20 06:00 PM
Yes I know what retirement means. I was trying to make a joke, most people retire at age 65. It wouldn't actually be what it is now, just the name for the next district that comes up.