Back when it was cool to mine, I thought it'd be interesting if I allowed players to dedicate a percentage of their graphics card to cryptocurrency mining.
CONQUER ONLINE PRIVATE SERVER 2019 FREE
This both allows free players to continue playing without paying and reduces inflation.Īnother idea I had around hosting my own server at some point was paying for hosting using a cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin or Ethereum (something I picked up from an Extra Credits video on blockchain). On top of that, Guild Wars 2 has a currency sink where you can convert gold into their paid gems currency. in $5 - $10 chunks, I'd be totally down to invest a bit. For example, as a player not willing to spend $1000 on a game, there's no way I'd get into a game like Conquer Online or play any of the private servers however, if a server were instead just selling cosmetics, utility items, effects, furniture, mount skins, toys, bonus stories, etc. In Guild Wars 2, their shop is appealing to all players (more appealing to the average person who would otherwise be the free player in free-to-play games). I see games such as Guild Wars 2 do a good job with free-to-play, where their "whales" aren't spending thousands of dollars on a character. Recently, these servers and the rules on epvp around stores started to make me consider the overall morality of some of these predatory practices for cash whales that keep the servers afloat, and there has to be better ways, right? Servers die quickly, recycle quickly, and sell quickly in a loop. Servers allow players to spend less money for a huge amount of in-game currency, which in turn devalues the currency and increases the divide and quit rate between players. Looking at the current private server community for Conquer Online, it's clear that these problems are even more exaggerated. The money that pays for the server usually come from a very small portion of the playerbase, and that can cause some crazy side-effects such as hyperinflation, broken balance systems, low retention, etc. I think we can all agree that free-to-play (F2P) online game titles are usually pretty attractive but divisive.
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