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Originally Posted by Velox Cruentus
I do believe with the prices of servers going up, the public would take conscious of the fact that players are paying for something they created (and paid for). The only problem here I see is... The players aren't paying the true creators of the playerworld. Basically.. They are paying for people who pay to play their server, and there is NO profit done whatsoever. Of course, advertisement on servers seem like a more-likely idea to be made, however, the income from advertisements aren't quite great. And already the servers are cluttered with crap, I doubt that adding onto that a bunch of ads will make them happy.
To conclude... I do believe that the GO organization should reward playerworlds that actually do update, and keep a high playercount alive and active: Those who want to get something for their work would be compensated, and those who actually create something that would interest players would be benefitted. By cause, GO would benefit due to increase in clientelle, (for plublicity between people would be a lot more effective).
Simple solution... Put a bait for developers to try to reach, and they'll higher the standards of the game tenfold. Otherwise, you're only paying to do volenteer work.
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I agree wholeheartedly. Graal is supposed to be all about letting people create their own content and have it on a world where everyone could enjoy it. But with the playeworld renting, they are making developers PAY to make stuff to attract people to Graal, so that Graal can get even MORE money.
It's bad enough to not reward these developers for dedicating so much of their free time to Graal and helping keep the playercount... but then to charge them even more to do so, it's just ridiculous. It seems like a case of wanting too much money and not really caring about what people think. There is definitely a way that can benefit both Cyberjoueurs and the players/developers, and this is not it.
Top playerworld staff should maybe get free p2p. It's not as if Graal would be losing tons of money doing this. In fact, it would encourage people to work harder so that they can get rewarded, which would make for better content, which would bring more players. REWARD people for all their hard work. It's not a tough concept.