@Woody
Will not quote, too long.
1. Giving everyone max player/house craft is an option. It's basically already done just outside game engine by Winter community crafting account anyway.
2. People hate to spend time to organize or shchedule something. They just want run in the progress they might join and have fun without any preparation. Being rewarded as well.
3. x2 server-events is laziest thing I can imagine.
4. Fluffy house is opposite to what I have in mind. If I understood it correclty it was competitive-oriented event, like PoE league. Same shit as in main game, but from start. And I propose casual-oriented seasons with greatly simplified gearing, without crafting, registering and such. Just join and play, at season end get gold/materials or legendary reward depends on your season performance.
5. On normal and hard there are no bad maps, only bad players. On Rag all maps can be done too with good team. Thing is new players often bring ideas they saw on rag into their normal runs which is often wrong. But we went off-topic with that.
Will not quote, too long.
1. Giving everyone max player/house craft is an option. It's basically already done just outside game engine by Winter community crafting account anyway.
2. People hate to spend time to organize or shchedule something. They just want run in the progress they might join and have fun without any preparation. Being rewarded as well.
3. x2 server-events is laziest thing I can imagine.
4. Fluffy house is opposite to what I have in mind. If I understood it correclty it was competitive-oriented event, like PoE league. Same shit as in main game, but from start. And I propose casual-oriented seasons with greatly simplified gearing, without crafting, registering and such. Just join and play, at season end get gold/materials or legendary reward depends on your season performance.
5. On normal and hard there are no bad maps, only bad players. On Rag all maps can be done too with good team. Thing is new players often bring ideas they saw on rag into their normal runs which is often wrong. But we went off-topic with that.