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[https://starsreach.com/overview/ NOW YOU OWN A PLANET – WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH IT?] | |||
Earn experience as a leader of others – there’s a leadership skill tree! Get elected as the mayor of a town or the governor of a world, or the head of any of several types of guilds. Set the laws of the land – will your world be a PvP-enabled den of pirates, or a safe zone roleplay haven? Set tax rates and policies to try to keep your planet alive – or strip mine it to bare rock and risk incurring the wrath of the Servitors who tend the galactic Garden. The stars are yours now, and you’re going to have to decide what to do with them. | Earn experience as a leader of others – there’s a leadership skill tree! Get elected as the mayor of a town or the governor of a world, or the head of any of several types of guilds. Set the laws of the land – will your world be a PvP-enabled den of pirates, or a safe zone roleplay haven? Set tax rates and policies to try to keep your planet alive – or strip mine it to bare rock and risk incurring the wrath of the Servitors who tend the galactic Garden. The stars are yours now, and you’re going to have to decide what to do with them. | ||
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Answer: This is where players governing planets really matters. The government of a planet can set what sorts of abilities people who live there, and people who visit, have on a given world. | Answer: This is where players governing planets really matters. The government of a planet can set what sorts of abilities people who live there, and people who visit, have on a given world. | ||
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NOW YOU OWN A PLANET – WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH IT?
Earn experience as a leader of others – there’s a leadership skill tree! Get elected as the mayor of a town or the governor of a world, or the head of any of several types of guilds. Set the laws of the land – will your world be a PvP-enabled den of pirates, or a safe zone roleplay haven? Set tax rates and policies to try to keep your planet alive – or strip mine it to bare rock and risk incurring the wrath of the Servitors who tend the galactic Garden. The stars are yours now, and you’re going to have to decide what to do with them.
Reddit /r/MMORPG AMA with Raph Koster
Question: How do you plan to deal with trolls/griefers and players who just wanna ruin the game experience? Sandbox is nice, but some people just enjoy ruining other people joy.
I'm not taking about stealing, killing and such, which is kinda expected in a normal PvP gameplay, I'm talking about creating a huge create/hole so others players can pass, block houses with terraformation, and so on.
Answer: This is where players governing planets really matters. The government of a planet can set what sorts of abilities people who live there, and people who visit, have on a given world.
