The new idling rule in LVP is completely unnecessary and ridiculous as far as I see it, and it seems I am not the only one who thinks this.
Players should be able to idle as much as they want in game with the freedom of not having to worry about getting kicked. Another solution should be made for idlers who can abuse money earnings, although they can't really abuse it anyway because LVP has a tax system, would be to detect when a player is idling, and simply stop there income, and perhaps teleport them to the pause location.
The LVP Player count has already dropped enough compared to the way it was. LVP Now averages at ~ 40 players peak times, and systems such as this won't help to increase the player count. The fact that the idling rule also applies to people that are in the /pause location as well, is also unfair in my opinion.
It seems members of the management have also seemed to forget about features such as the ship, which is basically designed for idling as a method of earning money, and to take a break from Deathmatching.
And why was it a management only decision to implement such a rule? Why can't the management move to public voting, especially in cases like these.
Moved to open for discussion, lets see what other people think of the rule.
Players should be able to idle as much as they want in game with the freedom of not having to worry about getting kicked. Another solution should be made for idlers who can abuse money earnings, although they can't really abuse it anyway because LVP has a tax system, would be to detect when a player is idling, and simply stop there income, and perhaps teleport them to the pause location.
The LVP Player count has already dropped enough compared to the way it was. LVP Now averages at ~ 40 players peak times, and systems such as this won't help to increase the player count. The fact that the idling rule also applies to people that are in the /pause location as well, is also unfair in my opinion.
It seems members of the management have also seemed to forget about features such as the ship, which is basically designed for idling as a method of earning money, and to take a break from Deathmatching.
And why was it a management only decision to implement such a rule? Why can't the management move to public voting, especially in cases like these.
Moved to open for discussion, lets see what other people think of the rule.