Let's talk micro-transactions

[Mariio]

being like rockstar? how much per shark cards? 

[Martijn]

being like rockstar? how much per shark cards? 

That's not really what Teddy meant.

[Dizzy.]

What about those who work hard to buy a property, a vehicle or an item , wouldn't they be disadvantaged? I'm against this, if you want to donate you shouldn't get any advantage on other players. Everyone is equal right?

Thank you Mark, this was my opinion

[Mikro]

If this sort off transactions are ever going to be implemented it should at least not restrict the general gameplay for non-paying players. So any advantage in money, tax, house licenses, vehicles, etc are not to be given in my opinion.

Certain items, wearables, short phone numbers, etc might be a way to at least give something back to those who donate without damaging the non-paying players. Only gray part here is that players will probably start bringing those items to the market, asking ridiculous prices, which is something I rather not see.

[TheRock]

I always wanted to donate, though had problem since due to crysis I can not get any credit-prepaid card issued. Whatever it would be, if options like SMS, Paysafecard get's added, I'm surely in to help!

[Traser]

@ OP Definite no to this. Gandalf has been very clear on this in the past. I don't know how he stands on it now, but I agreed with his words back then, and I'd use them to describe my stance in the matter now. No ArgoCoins please.

As far as i know, gandalf does not allow it.

[Martijn]

If this sort off transactions are ever going to be implemented it should at least not restrict the general gameplay for non-paying players. So any advantage in money, tax, house licenses, vehicles, etc are not to be given in my opinion.

Certain items, wearables, short phone numbers, etc might be a way to at least give something back to those who donate without damaging the non-paying players. Only gray part here is that players will probably start bringing those items to the market, asking ridiculous prices, which is something I rather not see.

Great explanation. And you can simply disable those items from being put on the market?

[Huntsman]

There was one "rule" that Gandalf had that was righteous. And we want it changed... I get the whole, good meaning behind this. But I am damn sure this is going to go too far one day. I'm against this, sorry.

[Salmonella]

As far as i know, gandalf does not allow it.

Which is why I'm saying it. :P

[SkyHawk]

If this sort off transactions are ever going to be implemented it should at least not restrict the general gameplay for non-paying players. So any advantage in money, tax, house licenses, vehicles, etc are not to be given in my opinion.

Certain items, wearables, short phone numbers, etc might be a way to at least give something back to those who donate without damaging the non-paying players. Only gray part here is that players will probably start bringing those items to the market, asking ridiculous prices, which is something I rather not see.

I agree with these points. Also consider offering custom mapping for players who donate, these can vary in fences around a property, an entirely custom property, small objects to enhance a house for example. etc. Something that doesn't necessarily disrupt a non-paying donor.

[Traser]

Which is why I'm saying it. :P

I quoted you!

[Kostas]

I agree with these points. Also consider offering custom mapping for players who donate, these can vary in fences around a property, an entirely custom property, small objects to enhance a house for example. etc. Something that doesn't necessarily disrupt a non-paying donor.

that's pay to win...

[SkyHawk]

that's pay to win...

The chance of anyone getting a custom property, or custom mapped objects is heavily limited and you have to apply to be granted any such things as is.. It's no different then what we have offered now accept it is made a little more available..

[Hevar.]

VIP status on forum =)

[Cyril]

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