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| Some really great suggestions there, you've obviously put a lot of thought into it.
I disagree with you on one small point, "Make more Quest which will occupies their time for first time play around 4 hrs. should be okay... So after putting so much time, I'm sure they will come back on the second day to have a look at their hard working hrs " 4 hours play on the first day might be a bit much. I had virtonomics bookmarked for weeks before I even registered, if it took 4 hours of my time before I even got to see anything happen I wouldn't still be playing. Note: I'm all for it if there is an option to spend more time on the game at the start, just not if it is required. Things get a little long-winded here so I've underlined the important stuff so no-one will miss anything if just skim reading. What I see as the major drawback for the game in the early stages is the pace of the game. The once daily updates are great once you have something to do in your company, but in the early stages there are times when you may have nothing to do for several consecutive updates. This can be boring and frustrating, which could be a reason many players don't continue playing. Some suggestions: 1. Have "quiz" type quests. Once the quest begins the player is asked a few questions. They then have time to search forums, read helpfiles and FAQ page for the answers. After the next update they then enter their answers and confirm. After another update they receive their reward if successful. If unsuccessful they could receive hints on where to look, or give them the answer and present them with another question. 2. "Bridging" quests. Very similar to eVVe's "quest for beginner" suggestion. Have a separate quest for each step of the required actions. Start with the basics like opening the enterprise, adding staff, etc. Lead them through the steps to show them there is a clear process, and an optimal order in which to do the steps. Not having to wait for an update for the very basic stuff would be a big + too. 3. Reworking of quest rewards. Money is important as always, but with the new reform, qualifications have become the biggest obstacle to successful company growth. If it was possible to get qualifications to a level that could support 5-10 subdivisions within a short period of time I'm certain the conversion rate for registrations->active players would increase. A lot of people wouldn't have the patience to grow their company to a stage where the game really gets interesting. 4. A sub-realm for new players. Have new players begin playing on a sub-realm that updates 2-3 times a day. Once they reach a set size their company is moved to the main realm, or earlier if they choose to. Could be problems with orders and supply doing this though, possibly have independant suppliers as the only source of goods. It should keep server load down as only the new player's enterprises would need to be updated then. 5. More quests and/or small company contests. Basically a less detailed copy of eVVe's suggestion.  Competition and tenders make things more exciting, but that will fade if there is no chance of winning. Having a level playing field or solo goals will offer achievable rewards. Rewards could be simple like goods, low level tech licenses or game cash. 6. Ability to buy VIRTs for real money combined with a proper VIRTs market. The system of transferring paid points for game cash has been successful for other games. It would allow paid services/benefits for "free". The payment is the same but benefits are shared between players. |
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| Lien on all in short supply, I think, just something to make ... anything. And be happy. Food is simple and fast, and all can, yes. At Mary I, too, have their own plans and his own company ... but there I consciously took a good luck gift. But there without him in one million is quite real. I do restart and prove The dispute. In Mary.
Ps. Sorry for my English. I'm from Russia. |
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| It's hard when you know nothing about the game and the manual/wiki is incomplete, lacking detail, at times poorly explained, etc. And even so Lien isn't too bad - you're down a million or two. But on Mary you're down a whole lot more than that.
Anyway, good luck. I wait for you to prove me wrong.
Another suggestion: for the supermanager's quest, why not make it so that subdivisions on holiday don't count? The way it is, people like me who find out a few days in how the whole efficiency thing works (and I count myself fortunate for getting so much help from the community) will either have to close subdivisions and waste a good chunk of their starting cash, or restart. Quite discouraging, I have to say. |
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