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Sounds like a promising year!
Somehow the section about space development was inadvertently omitted from the State of the Universe Address. Apologies for any confusion or panic this ommission may have caused.
Also in celebration of ten years of Entropia, there will be a major estate announced for auction at the end of January, with a completely new management/revenue model. More details will be released as the anniversary date approaches.
Space
The early focus will be on addressing several issues that currently allow for practically risk-free travel between planets. Space combat and weapons will also be adjusted to improve hunting space creatures and ship to ship PVP combat. Towards the end of the year, we hope to implement several completely new features to space, perhaps even space mining.
Please drop Max_TT_Value and condition usage for Signs, Screens, and Displays - so they are affordable, repairable, and usable in a more ped-friendly manner.
- Lowering the minimum usable condition of many items
Sounds interesting, but if it is something you buy with PEDs I hope deposits will work again before you auction that estate
[h=3]State of the Universe Address 2013[/h] Greetings Entropians,
Taming
Additionally, one of the upcoming new Entropia Universe planets will make extensive use of the new taming system as a core aspect of the planet’s theme.
The taming language is infuriatingly clear: they have not done shit for 3 years, and the only reason they are considering doing something about it is because a planet partner requested it, otherwise they clearly were going to ignore it and let it die. All obvious comments {removed} aside {removed} I am not holding my breath at all.
Of course any expectations they will actually behave like a normal firm and give sincere apologies and meaningful compensation ae just pipe dreams,...and that is just sad yet agai. The fact taht they are finally admitting that they totally fucked up on the tiering balancing is heartwarming, I am planning to hang back until they bring that o a reasonable level as well. And of course the completely fucked up space implementation of 100% PVP when 95% of player base has absolutely no interest in that concept is just mildly annoyingly mindboggling.
Anyhow, there is some hope that MA may grow up, but it may take longer than any reasonable player is willing to tolerate their incompetence.
I just had a comment regarding the "veteran appreciation" thing. It's been on my mind for years but might as well bring it up, as it's relevant to this "vet appreciation" idea. It would be nice if those of us veterans who've been around for ages but have NOT had the success of all our peers could get some kind of appreciation, too. It seems in many ways, the only players who get any appreciation are (1) newcomers and (2) ubers and (2.b) players who paid to become uber by becoming chip-sluts.
I wonder how many veterans who never had much luck, and feel like we're funding all the successes of n00bs who ultimately all surpass us, are still playing the game? I'm sure there are a few players like myself, who've almost reached level 50 in our main profession and have yet to score an uber-loot over 1K TT value, who feel like we've been left behind by the developers and pretty much everyone else.
I know some of you will LOL it up and say you hear the sound of tiny little violins playing, but the mid-level players who keep plugging away even without any great luck need some appreciation too!
I just had a comment regarding the "veteran appreciation" thing. It's been on my mind for years but might as well bring it up, as it's relevant to this "vet appreciation" idea. It would be nice if those of us veterans who've been around for ages but have NOT had the success of all our peers could get some kind of appreciation, too. It seems in many ways, the only players who get any appreciation are (1) newcomers and (2) ubers and (2.b) players who paid to become uber by becoming chip-sluts.
I wonder how many veterans who never had much luck, and feel like we're funding all the successes of n00bs who ultimately all surpass us, are still playing the game? I'm sure there are a few players like myself, who've almost reached level 50 in our main profession and have yet to score an uber-loot over 1K TT value, who feel like we've been left behind by the developers and pretty much everyone else.
I know some of you will LOL it up and say you hear the sound of tiny little violins playing, but the mid-level players who keep plugging away even without any great luck need some appreciation too!
The taming language is infuriatingly clear: they have not done shit for 3 years, and the only reason they are considering doing something about it is because a planet partner requested it, otherwise they clearly were going to ignore it and let it die. All obvious comments {removed} aside {removed} I am not holding my breath at all.
Of course any expectations they will actually behave like a normal firm and give sincere apologies and meaningful compensation ae just pipe dreams,...and that is just sad yet agai. The fact taht they are finally admitting that they totally fucked up on the tiering balancing is heartwarming, I am planning to hang back until they bring that o a reasonable level as well. And of course the completely fucked up space implementation of 100% PVP when 95% of player base has absolutely no interest in that concept is just mildly annoyingly mindboggling.
Anyhow, there is some hope that MA may grow up, but it may take longer than any reasonable player is willing to tolerate their incompetence.
I hope that when taming and pets do come back to our world they aren't (L) - meaning eventually the pet you invested so much time and nutrio bars in can just be perma-killed. I think pet death needs to occur (just like our avatars being killed in battle), but master tamers should be able to revive them with their skills and resources. I hope there are provisions to allow us to keep and maintain the same pet as long as we like, provided we give it what it needs.
Those poor tamers, they had such a nice feature less system and they miss it soooo much and want compensation for not beeing able to waste peds on brushing daikibas, you still have the skills and that skills will probably be worth ALOT when tamin comes back, i bought a hangar before they came back, well i was so stupid that i paid 120k or something like that for it because i was absolutly sure they would return that system way better than it was.
Well as we know now they did not and i lost 40k on them because the hangar building itself got totaly useless and the ship is still pretty useless for them owning one, the new ships needed upgrading for ALOT of peds to be somehwat useful but making any money on them? pretty much impossible.
I sold the hangar i dont regret that a moment but im fucking tierd on this whining tamers that had a completly useless system they miss so much!
I say LOL! Dream along! I am here since 2005, level 83 Swordsman (wich is unreachable for non-depositors), biggest single loot: ~2800 PED (not in Entropia Life coz it was before Entropia Tracker started). They should, but they won't ...
the egg... seriously do something with it already.
btw...Just because you couldn't figure out what to do with it does not make taming deserving of the description of "useless." I found taming to be quite useful.
Well.... the usefulness was not in comparison to the amount of complaining....
I agree, they should have brought back the system all ready, or be more honest about it at telling us from the start that the system had a low priority. But we could also wonder if the planet partners have a "guilt" in this, maybe MA have asked them what they thing is most important, and the taming was not a prioritized system for them, so MA spent their resources on things the PP wanted most.
I also thing we as players must learn to be more cautious, we can never be sure about how EU will change and look like in the future. Drawing conclusions from information from different MA persons saying things like "our goal is too...", is not the same thing as "we promise to do that". It the same thing we the people paying big money for the hangars, why? Because they had gotten some strange ideas the would be worth that kind of money, how they come up with that fantasy i don't know.
EU is a game with risk involved, we as players have a vision about how things will look like in the near future and we form a view of which profession or items will have a great value in the future. Well, sometimes we are right, but probably we are wrong at least as many times. Please don't complain too much when you drew the wrong conclusion and made some decisions based on that, and that later turned out to be not so good.
But if MA gives misleading information, that we can complain on. But i don't know if they have given any misleading information regarding to the taming? I mostly think people just draw the wrong conclusions.