Multiplex - Feedback

[Sabre]

What Happen To TTS in MPX That should be but in MPX that sounds like something people will ikr In MPX

[Anero]

What Happen To TTS in MPX That should be but in MPX that sounds like something people will ikr In MPX

It's all in the works - can't say a release date for it but it'll release at some point in time.

It will 100% happen but it's a progress that takes time.

[graal master]

it would be amazing if we can earn points to chage our gun stats by winning matches

[Anero]

it would be amazing if we can earn points to chage our gun stats by winning matches

Won't happen.

Multiplex is supposed to be a skill-based environment - same chances for everybody.
Everybody spars under the same conditions, no one has an advantage other than his own skill.

[NAbe]

Won't happen.

Multiplex is supposed to be a skill-based environment - same chances for everybody.
Everybody spars under the same conditions, no one has an advantage other than his own skill.

I know you might be getting annoyed by this but, the tiles are still messed up for me and poe. Possible fix? If not, Its fine Ill just spar on idevice.

[Fze]

Should overhaul and add rewards for Gang Spar and Base Battle so people start playing them more. Also weekly tournaments and events would be nice

[Meph]

it would be amazing if we can earn points to chage our gun stats by winning matches

Others have recommended this, until they realized that such a change would give a mechanical advantage to people who are already performing well.
Not only would this be contrary to the skill-based philosophy of Multiplex, but this "make the strong even stronger" mentality is really detrimental to any game.

It essentially discourages newer people from playing, because they're going in with a double disadvantage: in experience, and in weaponry.
Net result: Lower playercount.

We don't have to look very far to see this in action-- just look at Ol' West.

They have a system with Gang Points, where gang members are individually rewarded for their contribution to the Gang's success.
Then they have a "Gang point shop", where people can exchange their gang points for overpowered melee weapons (fast attack rate, competitive damage, long reach).

In theory, it's a fantastic idea. But they've executed it very poorly.
In the beginning, I'm sure this was a fair system, but if you fast forward for any appreciable period of time, look at the environment it has created:

On my last visit to Ol West, I couldn't help but notice that practically every member of the "top gang" had at least a couple of these "rewards".
You have a situation where the gangs that have won in the past, have a secured victory in the future, given that a good portion of their member base has a weapon advantage.

So now those members are winning even more gang points, to buy even more overpowered weapons.

It doesn't take a wild imagination to forecast that this would discourage newer players.

I was personally put off by this reverse-robin-hood situation, so I haven't been on Ol' West since.
I can only hope that they have since remedied this -- the server has potential otherwise.

But yeah -- not something I would want to bring to Era-- much less Multiplex.

[Biblical]

Others have recommended this, until they realized that such a change would give a mechanical advantage to people who are already performing well.
Not only would this be contrary to the skill-based philosophy of Multiplex, but this "make the strong even stronger" mentality is really detrimental to any game.

It essentially discourages newer people from playing, because they're going in with a double disadvantage: in experience, and in weaponry.
Net result: Lower playercount.

We don't have to look very far to see this in action-- just look at Ol' West.

They have a system with Gang Points, where gang members are individually rewarded for their contribution to the Gang's success.
Then they have a "Gang point shop", where people can exchange their gang points for overpowered melee weapons (fast attack rate, competitive damage, long reach).

In theory, it's a fantastic idea. But they've executed it very poorly.
In the beginning, I'm sure this was a fair system, but if you fast forward for any appreciable period of time, look at the environment it has created:

On my last visit to Ol West, I couldn't help but notice that practically every member of the "top gang" had at least a couple of these "rewards".
You have a situation where the gangs that have won in the past, have a secured victory in the future, given that a good portion of their member base has a weapon advantage.

So now those members are winning even more gang points, to buy even more overpowered weapons.

It doesn't take a wild imagination to forecast that this would discourage newer players.

I was personally put off by this reverse-robin-hood situation, so I haven't been on Ol' West since.
I can only hope that they have since remedied this -- the server has potential otherwise.

But yeah -- not something I would want to bring to Era-- much less Multiplex.

holy crap meph is on, ;-;.

[N!chola$]

I love it. already have some of the rewards.

Have a nice day!

[Yazan-DK]

Maybe a triple-threat spar where it needs 3 people to happen and 3 people go free for all in a normal spar room I'd suggest the win-lose points as this: a winning point to the last man alive - a losing point for the one who dies first and no winning nor losing points to the guy who dies after the first person is dead