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Suggestion - Hellfighter 17 - 01-14-2005
I have come up with this suggestion, I hope you all like it. It struck me while walking through the freezing cold =p
Since people do not have aeni while dead, I have thought of a different form. There could be heaven points. These can be achieved by spars in the after life or quests or any other way staff can think of. Shops would be made for these items, and there could even be some special afterlife only items. Oh, and you can keep the heaven points, in case you die again ; )
I hope I explained this clearly enough. Ponder away!
Suggestion - Toshiro - 01-14-2005
You mean zeni? And we get it while dead.. OR at least I have been (I think @.@) And that idea sound's kinda stupid..
Suggestion - Toshiro - 01-14-2005
But then what's the point of it? In the afterlife it dosn't matter if we get some thing like an armour. It would only be with us, I think, in the afterlife.
Suggestion - Vegeta - 01-14-2005
I like the idea.
Suggestion - Old Selipa - 01-15-2005
I think it is a very well thought idea, good job old sport.
Suggestion - Kaden - 01-15-2005
Quote:Originally posted by Koola
I like the idea.
I concur. Let's make Reijin do it.
Suggestion - Kaden - 01-15-2005
No one said you would be able to buy yourself back to life with Heaven points.
We could add things like an after-life only set of weighted clothing, or something that lets you move between heaven and hell. Stuff of that nature.
Suggestion - Kaden - 01-15-2005
Well, the quests have never really been about fairness, per se. If someone wants to take the time to go through and do the required writing for each quest and no so much as starts any of the other ones on their own, then it's certainly not that person's fault.
Besides, that was simply an idea off the top of my head. Giving that all of this is still in the "hey, that's not a bad idea" phase, there's little to argue about.
Suggestion - Vegeta - 01-15-2005
And by Heaven and Hell I'm pretty sure Raditzu meant Heaven and Hell, not Hell and Kaiousama's Planet. Just a note.
The afterlife really needs to be developed further. So, we'll keep this in mind.
Suggestion - Hellfighter 17 - 01-17-2005
Yea, I guess staff can figure out all of the little tweaks, since you are staff and I never will be. I thought it would be a great idea for you guys to run off of, I'm glad you like it.
Suggestion - Ruhiel - 01-17-2005
Not to be degrading or anything, I just think that making two different currencies would be hard to pull off. If someone is dead, wouldn't they still recieve zeni each week, or would you change it to hp? (wow, hp doesn't sound too good). Also, with two separate currencies, things would get complicated with changing between each to get something you want. And like janemba said, if you buy items in the afterlife, you can only use them in the afterlife, I assume. That wouldn't work too well.
On the positive side, that really is a good idea. It would just take a lot of planning on how to work with two different currencies, and two different sets of items (living and dead).
And just as a side question, would we be able to exchange heaven points for zeni or something?
Suggestion - Hellfighter 17 - 01-17-2005
When I said heaven points I meant afterlife points, but the name can be changed staff's decision. You do not get to use your zeni in the afterlife, but you still get it. Staff would basically decide on the rest. But, with this, people could do more in the afterlife, instead of just waiting to get back to the living. Then there could also be sgaas in the afterlife as well. This way, the afterlife wouldn't just be a place you go for awhile, it could increase RPing amount alot for when there are no sagas going on.
Suggestion - Kaden - 01-17-2005
It doesn't have to be complicated at all. If you leave the afterlife, you lose any point you had.
Yes, you still get zeni while you're dead, but you can't use it so that doesn't much matter. Nothing to change their.
Like I said before: this is still in too preliminary a stage to bother arguing about.
Suggestion - Alura - 01-17-2005
Quote:Originally posted by Koola
I like the idea.
Suggestion - Ashe - 01-17-2005
I actually really don't like the idea. To me, it's the same as zeni, with a different list of "Afterlife Shop" items. Which means we might as well just change the rule on Zeni in the Afterlife and make "Afterlife Only" shops. Secondly, "Afterlife Weighted Clothing and Armors?" So are we going to now make it so that you can't have your other items in the Afterlife as well? Who wants to code/monitor everyone losing their bonus from Weighted Clothing and adding the "Afterlife" items to the roster? Sounds more complicated than my crazy ideas
Suggestion - Banned Dana - 01-17-2005
I think that an after life only shop would be good.
Suggestion - Kaden - 01-17-2005
Holy shit! Was it unclear when I said this twice!?
Quote:Originally posted by Raditzu
Like I said before: this is still in too preliminary a stage to bother arguing about.
Now everyone shut up about it!
Suggestion - Vegeta - 01-17-2005
Quote:Originally posted by Raditzu
Holy shit! Was it unclear when I said this twice!?
Quote:Originally posted by Raditzu
Like I said before: this is still in too preliminary a stage to bother arguing about.
Now everyone shut up about it!
Yeah. Shut the fuck up you whiny bitches. Holyfuck.
Suggestion - Ashe - 01-17-2005
Quote:Originally posted by Koola
Quote:Originally posted by Raditzu
Holy shit! Was it unclear when I said this twice!?
Quote:Originally posted by Raditzu
Like I said before: this is still in too preliminary a stage to bother arguing about.
Now everyone shut up about it!
Yeah. Shut the fuck up you whiny bitches. Holyfuck.
And "Holy shit!" I was just answering his original post with my own opinion, as it seemed everyone else was in complete agreeance.
Suggestion - Vegeta - 01-17-2005
No one wants your opinion.
