In Game Name: JdawgerWhat part of EcoCityCraft is this suggestion for: SkyBlock ServerShort title for your suggestion: /isr cap increase featuresWhat are you suggesting: Having island upgrade features that increases the maximum amount of ECD per /isr (see Other Information for more details)Why is this a good addition for EcoCityCraft?: The maximum amount per /isr (15k or 15 levels) is kinda small, which is understandable for 15k/hr, but I’m sure that it would be better to increase the cap if the server is getting real money from it.Other information: So, I was thinking of something like this (but obviously up for change): - Three upgrades - Each Upgrade can be 15-30 USD per upgrade for at total of 45-90 USD total for all three - Each upgrade increases the maximum cap by 5 1st Upgrade - Cap at 20 levels 2nd Upgrade - Cap at 25 levels 3rd Upgrade - Cap at 30 levels - The new max cap of ECD after all upgrades would be 30k perPlugin or custom addition: One suggestion per form: I Understand.
And yes, before anyone mentions it, I know increasing the Cap was suggested and denied more than once in the past, but this is the first time (to my knowledge) where the cap increase requires USD
Essentially your statement says its p2w if you put the money you make from skyblock back into skyblock, so yeah it is I'd rather keep it at 15k an hour as i thought it was limited to 15k a hour so it wouldn't make sb too op compared to the main server, But if the server needs money to continue to maintain itself then its a option i guess. lol
but the conversion rate makes it a terrible idea and tbh $1000 SBD isn't that useful, imo it doesn't change the balance of skyblock enough for "p2w" to be a consideration
You will never earn more than 15k/hour from any server EcoCityCraft adds. There are some things I will not accept USD for. Ruining the Main server and it's ECD earning advantages over the other servers is one of them. If you want more than 15k/hour, get some star tools, prestige up, and use the Main server. PS: @jwpwns would kill me.
