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[Nolam]

I like this idea

Interesting how you brought back a week old topic yet you yell at people who do the same thing. Hmm.

Either way, I think this idea is fair, to give around a 30 second spacer for only the winner.
Not sure how much stress it would put on the servers, maybe not much though.

 

[xldarkvoid]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't it be physically impossible? I mean, the servers restart every round so they can't keep track of who won the last round, let alone who was on it.

 

[Stijn]

Interesting how you brought back a week old topic yet you yell at people who do the same thing. Hmm.

Either way, I think this idea is fair, to give around a 30 second spacer for only the winner.
Not sure how much stress it would put on the servers, maybe not much though.

It was less than a week old. No worries.

 

[VebbiHD]

i like it

 

[Hyrulekid]

Good idea Donor priority for the winner for one round is fair and not too much of an advantage since the winner will most likely try to play on the same server again. I think there should be a multiplicator for more wins in a row maybe? Like if you win 3 times in a row, you get 3 times the points? (Just because points are worth nothing for now, seeing what they plan with the Survival servers, this could be too much for the "pros")

 

[Lhos]

I think there should be a multiplicator for more wins in a row maybe? Like if you win 3 times in a row, you get 3 times the points? (Just because points are worth nothing for now, seeing what they plan with the Survival servers, this could be too much for the "pros")

Point multipliers would be fine if everyone played solo, but with teams it just speeds up farming (worthless or no). The idea of giving the winner priority and a white name or some such is nice, though.

 

[Nolam]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't it be physically impossible? I mean, the servers restart every round so they can't keep track of who won the last round, let alone who was on it.

Not necessarily, but like I said it would add more workload. You could essentially have a persistence file that carries over and is opened on the next startup.