matthew patton
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Occassionally we run into inactives and have to over spend. Would it be possible to have an inactive 1.9 thread in a guild?
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what if we had a 1.9 inactive
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MJ Artisan of War
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Your guild can make any 1.9 thread they want to.....
Xenosaur
Well-Known Member
Really unclear on what you're asking. Maybe it's game terminology you're using, but not sure.
Why would an inactive person be in a 1.9, or have an post you're considering that has been gathering dust/cobwebs for days, weeks or longer? Is your 1.9 topic not administered? Do entries that are posted stay that long without anyone checking that the person posting it has a pulse once in a while?
As well, you never have to overspend on anything, you can choose to not "invest" in any entry in a 1.9 - there is no mandatory requirements to help someone, especially if the recipient's building isn't ready to accommodate your investment. Many new players haven't learned the finer skills of this aspect of the game (concepts or math) and therefore don't have the skills or knowledge to prepare a GB properly for a lockable investment.
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1.9 is a game structure that was born from humble roots and a fundamental economic architecture (with some simple math). It isn't an INNO "thing" it's a concept that got created and spread because it just makes economic sense. It's math basis comes from where an aggregation of game players independently decided to rest their ARCs from lifting and could help each other for ZERO loss, and ZERO gain. 1.9 is a conceptually free loan of FP if done correctly and diligently/responsibly - that's really all it is. It's not RISK FREE, as you'e called out.
It's a boundary of sorts. Actually for a while, 1.8 was initially popular because it's a easy place to stop lifting the ARC too (Level 60). But many people pressed on to level 80, and it was a hint of opportunism. They got a 1.9 returned for an investment of 1.8 - a buy low, sell high concept that is old as humanity.
In fact, 1.9 represent the break even point (no cost, no profit) of investing where most of the ARCs in the game are today @ level 80. I hope you realize that if you don't have an Arc, or a young one, you'll pay 1.9, but each transaction your do will cost your FP to do it.
As well by now, it should be also obvious that there are 1.92, 1.94, and even 2.0 ARC topics (ARC 2.0 is achieve @ level 180) for those having achieved higher ARC levels.
Hope this is making sense.
Why would an inactive person be in a 1.9, or have an post you're considering that has been gathering dust/cobwebs for days, weeks or longer? Is your 1.9 topic not administered? Do entries that are posted stay that long without anyone checking that the person posting it has a pulse once in a while?
As well, you never have to overspend on anything, you can choose to not "invest" in any entry in a 1.9 - there is no mandatory requirements to help someone, especially if the recipient's building isn't ready to accommodate your investment. Many new players haven't learned the finer skills of this aspect of the game (concepts or math) and therefore don't have the skills or knowledge to prepare a GB properly for a lockable investment.
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1.9 is a game structure that was born from humble roots and a fundamental economic architecture (with some simple math). It isn't an INNO "thing" it's a concept that got created and spread because it just makes economic sense. It's math basis comes from where an aggregation of game players independently decided to rest their ARCs from lifting and could help each other for ZERO loss, and ZERO gain. 1.9 is a conceptually free loan of FP if done correctly and diligently/responsibly - that's really all it is. It's not RISK FREE, as you'e called out.
It's a boundary of sorts. Actually for a while, 1.8 was initially popular because it's a easy place to stop lifting the ARC too (Level 60). But many people pressed on to level 80, and it was a hint of opportunism. They got a 1.9 returned for an investment of 1.8 - a buy low, sell high concept that is old as humanity.
In fact, 1.9 represent the break even point (no cost, no profit) of investing where most of the ARCs in the game are today @ level 80. I hope you realize that if you don't have an Arc, or a young one, you'll pay 1.9, but each transaction your do will cost your FP to do it.
As well by now, it should be also obvious that there are 1.92, 1.94, and even 2.0 ARC topics (ARC 2.0 is achieve @ level 180) for those having achieved higher ARC levels.
Hope this is making sense.
Ebeondi Asi
Well-Known Member
Why? my understanding of your question is you want to have a special thread for "inactive' Great Buildings, players in your Guild added to one way or another that are now no longer moving.???
Typically that would be due to trying to snipe already inactives, or sniping and then the player who owns the GB stop leveling it.
To have a thread for it would be basically impossible, since you cannot add the building, and others would have to be or become Friends Guldmates, or Hoodies of the person's GB you want fixed. and that is very difficult to accomplish if they are inactive! (just luck to be a Hoodie of theirs.)
Also even if you could get other players hooked up to donate, the thread would be a dead end. No one s going to help you fix your mistakes, unless they are also getting thier mistakes fixed. And it really is only worth while if you had a really big pile of Fps on the no longer moving level of a Great Building..
If you are making so many mistakes you want a thread to fix them? Better to stop sniping, since you do not know how to do it well.
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The other way one might interpret your question about inactive 1.9 is that you find players with some 1.9 fill and then it stopped dead?
Players have to actually add the position in a 1.9 So yes a player who has stopped playing can have what appear to be 1.9 fills all good and proper then nothiing. They may have changed Guilds to one without a 1,9 and they don't know what to do? or they stopped playing. The other players already on there may not care. or may not know how to get the GB flipped.
Typically that would be due to trying to snipe already inactives, or sniping and then the player who owns the GB stop leveling it.
To have a thread for it would be basically impossible, since you cannot add the building, and others would have to be or become Friends Guldmates, or Hoodies of the person's GB you want fixed. and that is very difficult to accomplish if they are inactive! (just luck to be a Hoodie of theirs.)
Also even if you could get other players hooked up to donate, the thread would be a dead end. No one s going to help you fix your mistakes, unless they are also getting thier mistakes fixed. And it really is only worth while if you had a really big pile of Fps on the no longer moving level of a Great Building..
If you are making so many mistakes you want a thread to fix them? Better to stop sniping, since you do not know how to do it well.
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The other way one might interpret your question about inactive 1.9 is that you find players with some 1.9 fill and then it stopped dead?
Players have to actually add the position in a 1.9 So yes a player who has stopped playing can have what appear to be 1.9 fills all good and proper then nothiing. They may have changed Guilds to one without a 1,9 and they don't know what to do? or they stopped playing. The other players already on there may not care. or may not know how to get the GB flipped.
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Emberguard
Well-Known Member
When you say “run into inactives and have to overspend”, what exactly are you referring to?
Are we talking about new contributions? Or adding onto contributions you’ve already made and come back to?
For a Guild inactive thread, are we referring to inactives within the Guild? Or outside of it? Are you looking to top up contributions or get more people to put contributions from scratch onto it?
Are we talking about new contributions? Or adding onto contributions you’ve already made and come back to?
For a Guild inactive thread, are we referring to inactives within the Guild? Or outside of it? Are you looking to top up contributions or get more people to put contributions from scratch onto it?
Emberguard
Well-Known Member
And the game automatically removes inactives from neighbourhoods after a set time anyway
Cyrus the Adequate
Active Member
Are you not checking the player's activity before putting FP on their GBs?
matthew patton
Member
and how are we supossed to do that except friends and some friends will be active the be inactive. with the hood no way of knowing. someone from guild could be in the same hood as the inactive
Dominator - X
Well-Known Member
There are plenty of inactive threads as it is. Whay would you want more, if any at all?
Emberguard
Well-Known Member
inactives aren't in hoods.
UP ONLINE
Active Member
An active good Guild Should not have an inactive 1.9 OR any member inactive for too long
I would never put Any FP on if there was a big risk of him not flipping it & it must be close to flipping it or I will not add any FP
If you have an inactive 1.9 LMAO you should find a more active guild
I would never put Any FP on if there was a big risk of him not flipping it & it must be close to flipping it or I will not add any FP
If you have an inactive 1.9 LMAO you should find a more active guild
Angel.
Active Member
we are active im not sure what he talking bout eaither, less it the 2 members that has stoped playing an no longer in guild O
Angel.
Active Member
our guild name is River but dont know what he talking bout all in our 1.9 thread is active
blueskydwg
Active Member
Depends on your definition, but sure there are folks that are inactive for a week or more in the hood.
blueskydwg
Active Member
Simple, if you have FOE Helper installed. And if not, still easy by going to foe scoreboard and searching their name. Can easily see who is active and who is not.
Emberguard
Well-Known Member
If they’re inactive for more than a week and still showing in the neighbourhood then that‘s a bug that needs reporting. By that point it would have removed them from view.
What criteria is Helper using? ‘Cause not all actions effect score. If it’s measuring just score then it won’t have a accurate view of activity
MJ Artisan of War
Well-Known Member
Think it measures pulse rate and beta wave activity.... but not sure....
Ebeondi Asi
Well-Known Member
There is a graph of daily points total. flatline. means dead. Moving up, alive.
blueskydwg
Active Member
You can also go into their guild (if they are in one, of course) and it will show you the last month of activity - on with at least one fight, on but just collecting, or not on.
And the individual chart also shows their fight activity -
matthew patton
Member
well I am down to 1 big inactive snipe a 9 mill score inactive and 1k fp. but yes ran into another small one goes up like 150 score a day and no helper dont have a hood activity thing. but once you put fp on it goes this other site that does