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Originally Posted by Kohola_KinG
You could start by removing money for points but you won't because then people have no reason to raid at all. That's how weak our gang system is right now having to rely on money to keep people motivated in raiding.
We could also start by removing a lot of guns from the gun stores. I already explained in a previous post or thread as to why.
Stop by giving people money per kill.
You guys give money out to easily with these we "small" things as people see them as but in-fact they're a huge reason as to why it's gotten so bad.
Auctions was a major sinkhole back in the day for getting rid of money. I rarely see them happen now. Maybe start hosting them but then again you cant because you've basically put every gun in-store so that effects that.
Remove unlimited ammo. It's seems like a cool idea but in reality it's not at all. $3,000 for unlimited ammo for a week, really?
Introduce a plan to start taxing accounts if they don't log in every few months. Let's say somebody doesn't log in for 3-months. Start taking little by little of their money. (Just an idea, you get the drift).
Introduce bank fees, every-time you use the ATM you get taxed.
It's a start.
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We already removed unlimited ammo ;] we made it stop stocking, so once they sell out of stores they're all gone.
EDIT: Clarification, we will probably still use it as a prize of some kind.
We can't make it harder to get money before taking money out of the economy; it would chase off all the new players. One of the most common complaints I already get is "how can guns cost 900k when it takes me so long to make any money?" When we have players with 20 mil, nobody will start playing making like $500 per hour.
Some sort of a tax would be a cool idea, but I don't know a fair way to implement it. The people who most need to be taxed (as you said) are the ones who are inactive; the ones with millions of dollars sitting in a bank account. But if we start taxing bank accounts, then everyone who has been playing will start pulling their money out before going inactive, but those who are already inactive wouldn't know about it and would get screwed.
Taxing bank transactions would be an idea for "active" money anyways.