Drop Money Scaling

[Demisis_P2P]

Originally Posted by Fiberwyre_P2P

The difference of HP would lead to negative numbers if you killed someone who was a higher hp level than you, meaning you would receive less money for killing someone higher level than you. gg.

also, ban macroers. ez.

Not to mention, there would be a lot of people outside the hospital to kill you and steal your kills.

No it wouldn't. The numbers are reversed in my formula, so that you're subtracting your HP bonus from their HP bonus.

In your formula players with 140 HP killing eachother get $31.
Whereas players with 100 HP killing eachother get $15.

In my formula they both get $15.
And only a 100 HP player killing a 140 HP player would get the maximum.
Which actually makes sense.

[Fiberwyre_P2P]

Originally Posted by Demisis_P2P

No it wouldn't. The numbers are reversed in my formula, so that you're subtracting your HP bonus from their HP bonus.

In your formula players with 140 HP killing eachother get $31.
Whereas players with 100 HP killing eachother get $15.

In my formula they both get $15.
And only a 100 HP player killing a 140 HP player would get the maximum.
Which actually makes sense.

That doesn't make sense. The intent is to reward more money to the people who have been PKing the longest.

Just like mining levels reward more money to the people who have been mining longest.

[Demisis_P2P]

Originally Posted by Fiberwyre_P2P

That doesn't make sense. The intent is to reward more money to the people who have been PKing the longest.

Just like mining levels reward more money to the people who have been mining longest.

Oh nevermind then. I thought they idea was to reward skilled players, and encourage people to PK who wouldn't normally PK by providing them with more of an incentive, rather than just rewarding people who probably already have the biggest lamest guns. And to try and encourage newbies to stay and fight back when they're at a disadvantage instead of just running.

[Andre2006]

Originally Posted by Demisis_P2P

Oh nevermind then. I thought they idea was to reward skilled players, and encourage people to PK who wouldn't normally PK by providing them with more of an incentive, rather than just rewarding people who probably already have the biggest lamest guns. And to try and encourage newbies to stay and fight back when they're at a disadvantage instead of just running.

Yea this is exactly what I thought we were doing here.