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[Leonardo Latre]

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Edited June 16, 2023 by Leonardo Latre

[Duke_James]

H U G E +1

[Hyper_1x]

Hello there fellow Eclipse civilian, I do agree with your statement, this will be getting a HUGE +1 from me.

[MightyGrinds]

LOL

Edited July 17, 2023 by MightyGrinds

[HobGoblin]

-1 for cooking in apartments. Within the first week of the private lab nerf there were a clear increase of players around, that would normally have been sat cooking alone. 

[alexalex303]

-1 this was one of the best changes in years, it repopulated the streets and added value to roleplay and diplomacy.

[Mikazuki Ueno]

I disagree. -1

[Bala]

Hell no 

[Melody Frey]

2 minutes ago, Bala said:

Hell no 

Agreed.

The problem with apartment labs is it was absolute minimal RP. There's just nothing really involved other than "Got any lysergic?" "yeah" and that's the sum of the conversation and interactions. The criminal 'endgame' was solely based around getting a lab up and running to effectively generate infinite income and camp indoors so you can buy new toys. The whole point of an RP server is to interact and have fun, and with apartment labs being taken away and the updates pushing people outside of properties with the water bottle nerf; people are actually getting out and doing things other than cooking. Granted, a lot of criminals have taken to going to labs pretty religiously but it at least gives something with other people. It increases PvP interactions, hostile interactions, but can provide some fairly welcome interactions too such as conversations about how other factions are doing and why people are cooking in public labs to begin with.

Overall it's increased the amount of interactions criminals receive and forces them to stop grinding entirely solo. You still have the chance to cook without water bottles, you just have to open up yourself to interactions now.

RP > Assets. 

[Leonardo Latre]

I guess this is a bad idea now that I look at it, thanks.

[BlueFlame]

Delete

Edited June 16, 2023 by BlueFlame