Mr. Black OP -> Housing System Upgrade- Banks, Vendbots, Inventory and More (6/15/2012 23:00:48)
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1) You can buy a chest for some credits (maybe a small amount of varium) that can be used to store up to 25 items, you can then upgrade with varium to hold 30, 35, etc. 2) Banks, buy spending some varium you can create a bank, you can deposit a sum of credits at any time and collect the interest. To prevent abuse you have to collect it daily or it goes away, by spending battle tokens you can increase the vaults of the bank allowing you to deposit more credits to collect even more from the interest. (This gives battle tokens some use) 3) Vendbots, by spending some credits or varium you can get discounted health and energy booster (85%?) and once a day you can have one FREE exp OR token boost. Also if a person buys an item from your vendbot you get a small amount of credits or if its a token boost or exp boost a small amount of varium. 4) Guards and soldiers, you can use your bots OR hire exile or legion guards to protect your house anything from a lv 3 exile guard to one of those new lv 35 exile foot soldiers. But why protect your house or buy soldiers? 5) House wars, you can send your army to attack another houses guards, you can go in there and attack their guards, steal some credits from the bank, and get rewards from winning battles from your landlord. (Think of the Medieval Feudal System) 6) Renting houses, you can let a non varium player (or varium player without a house) try out the house system, they give you some credits and they could raise their own small army and request some soldiers from you (you can approve or decline), you also get 25% of their spoils. 7) Shops, since you have an army you gotta supply them right? You can buy mass products straight form the source (low prices) and sell them to other people for a lower price than an npc shop. All profit go straight to you, no varium items though. These are all rough ideas, for all I know 25 items is completely off scale and maybe 10 is better. Feedback and criticism is ENCOURAGED.
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