Lots of perks for newer players, non for ones at the beginning

[Blackthorn]

Don’t get me wrong I’m all for newer players moving up the ranks faster. That being said for the players who didn’t get those perks a year and a half ago or two years ago. They’re going to give us two Library spots if you pay 1000 crowns OK so I do that I have exactly 21 Library chapters left there going to give us 20 new chapters. So in the time it takes me to finish my 21 current chapters I will get the new 20 done. Then what. Some new player advances way faster than I was able to at the same time period. Great for him. Meanwhile I have a Library I finished who didn’t take me any workers.

I’m sure a lot of you guys are going to read this and say I wish I had that problem. When I was at the same spot you are I wish I would’ve had two spots on my Library.

So my question is if I finish the library does it knock 50% off of the University time. Now that would be a perk for the players who had been with Nexon from the start of this game.

We need to be some rewards for sticking with this game.

Keep us in mind when your making it easier for new comers.

Thanks for you time. With respect for all who make this game happen and for the players who put in the time like I have.

Blackthorn

 

[Persia]

University time should be even less than that if it's still not going to award XP. You can spend all your citizens on the university and if you're semi-active, you'll always have resources filled to the brim and be waiting for the insanely long times.

 

[KniferX]

You have an entire new age for yourself.
The level requirement means that only players who found the game at the beggining, or a rare newer player who ignored university for the most part, can get to level 220 for the new age in any reasonable time.

And honestly, even without that. You have all the upgrades and worker time advantage from since you began playing, over all the other players that have started later. I wish I found this game way back, I would be sitting at high atomic now, and having that advantage over all the other rushed atomics who found the game later or players who stayed behind in earlier ages to upgrade, who also started later.

 

[Manifesto]

Then people will have to question what the game means to them. Do they want to get to the finish in the shortest time possible because they're only interested in being at the highest level?
Or do they want to progress through the game for the enjoyment of ''progressing''?

 

[SiuYin]

Honestly, 2 slot of library research will help new player, but not much.
With no discount in time / worker, non matter how no life a new player be, he will never be able to catch unless he pay a decent amount (I think it is something like 500K crowns to catch up)

 

[Manifesto]

That's my question: Is catching up the important part, or is playing the game the important part?
People put too much emphasis on 'catching up'. Even if someone can't catch up, there will always be newer players behind them as well.
Everyone can't ALL be at the same level, that's not real life.

 

[SiuYin]

Catch up is more important.
It is not a problem if you play alone, but for an alliance, we need a large pool of high level players.
Every time when alliance member quit, it will be very hard to find his replacement, especially when someone with lv 220+ decided not playing Dominations.
We have merged (acquired) some alliances to keep enough high level player for world war.

Without Catch up mechanism, there will be less and less high level player to support high end alliance