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We need more few encouraging gaining Reward points ways. Got 2 suggestions.
1st, I am not sure of they are already in game, if they are I am sorry, if not hear me. wasn't around for like 10 months.
1st suggestion: For each any achievement laurel any players reaches, the game gives Reward points to the player. Since there is always new achievements and the laurel gained by players might change, I also have a fix for it, From Bronze to Gold laurel, the players only rewarded once, So once they reach it again, they won't be awarded again. But we keep rewarding players that reach Diamond and Champion Laurel which needs more effort and participating, but I also suggest, each time any player reaches these 2 laurels, Game gives smaller amount of Reward Points.
So with the fixes I think we have a good reward system for participating and putting effort to the game.
2nd suggestion: When I got back, I noticed the Reward Points and I noticed that for each level 65 account had there was an amount of Reward Points for them. What if we keep that, I mean for each character that reaches level 65 on that account, the account will rewarded by points, not much but enough that players notice.
A note, since these can be repeated a lot, we give it small amount of reward but as said before, make it that people notice, so in the end, it helps players and EME both. With those 2 suggestions, we are encouraging players to participate and also put some more efforts on Tera, also we reward some players which love creating Alts and leveling them and gear them up and level their achievements. I think this is the best Tera I have ever seen so these 2 changes will help a lot.
PS: Sorry for the bad English.
1st suggestion: For each any achievement laurel any players reaches, the game gives Reward points to the player. Since there is always new achievements and the laurel gained by players might change, I also have a fix for it, From Bronze to Gold laurel, the players only rewarded once, So once they reach it again, they won't be awarded again. But we keep rewarding players that reach Diamond and Champion Laurel which needs more effort and participating, but I also suggest, each time any player reaches these 2 laurels, Game gives smaller amount of Reward Points.
So with the fixes I think we have a good reward system for participating and putting effort to the game.
2nd suggestion: When I got back, I noticed the Reward Points and I noticed that for each level 65 account had there was an amount of Reward Points for them. What if we keep that, I mean for each character that reaches level 65 on that account, the account will rewarded by points, not much but enough that players notice.
A note, since these can be repeated a lot, we give it small amount of reward but as said before, make it that people notice, so in the end, it helps players and EME both. With those 2 suggestions, we are encouraging players to participate and also put some more efforts on Tera, also we reward some players which love creating Alts and leveling them and gear them up and level their achievements. I think this is the best Tera I have ever seen so these 2 changes will help a lot.
PS: Sorry for the bad English.
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I know, but I like leveling with multiple classes and races, and there many like me, after reaching them in end game then we can do it, I am not looking for large reward something that make those effort a bit counted.