NEXT GAME??

Started by JIMBORICHARDSON, May 15, 2009, 06:15:57 PM

swiftus27

Im game on a European matchup. 

Kontio, I know that the private game failed.  I am one of the players who left.  It was just too easy.

masoniclight

Quote from: sami on May 16, 2009, 10:45:02 AM
I could warm for some 50-100 player one continent game, that is not private but public and open for anyone to join. But the new aircraft production rates wouldn't be increased in any case.

Id give that a try.. but Id also like to propose, at some point, a real challenging world- perhaps trying the less travelled parts of the world: South America, Africa and the Pacific Islands... I know I've said it before but hey, its worth repeating..;

also.. Sami, I hoe future games don't have so many players.. 350-375 players for one game is just TOO MANY.. games should be under 250 in my honest opinion.

Brockster

Quote from: masoniclight on May 17, 2009, 08:34:23 PM
Id give that a try.. but Id also like to propose, at some point, a real challenging world- perhaps trying the less travelled parts of the world: South America, Africa and the Pacific Islands... I know I've said it before but hey, its worth repeating..;

also.. Sami, I hoe future games don't have so many players.. 350-375 players for one game is just TOO MANY.. games should be under 250 in my honest opinion.

I think 275 is a good stretch to be honest. I left Jet Age 2 with 170 people in it because it was just too boring. No competition, nothing at all.

ATB1 has thur far proved as a faily challenging game regarding competition. I think, however, the cap could be lowered slightly. But under 250 is too much IMO.

republicofpepsi

I'm having a blast at this game!  Wish I'd known about it sooner...

I'd really like to see an epic game.  Covering say 1950 - 2010.  Could charge more credits since it would consume more time on the server.  I'd be glad to pay extra for such a setup.

BowerGangster

same i would love a game like that but most of the route will be used up by the end of the game.

Brockster

Quote from: BowerGangster on May 19, 2009, 08:55:40 PM
same i would love a game like that but most of the route will be used up by the end of the game.

That's kind of the what's happening on the games now.

d2031k

A game that length would steady things out over time.  It would reduce the unrealistic profits currently seen and mean that airlines would have to be managed more efficiently, thus creating more realism.  I think a second hub would have to be allowed, though, in order to implement this because of the slot situations at some airports.

An epic 60 year challenge would definitely get my vote :)

republicofpepsi

I agree that a longer game would have more realism.  Currently, I'm sure most of us are guilty of purposefully choosing routes with no competition rather than go through the trouble of competing.  A longer game would ensure rigorous competition.  It would also allow for multiple fleet refreshes, which I think would be incredibly interesting to try.

lapuce033

As a newby I would like to see an easy game to start..., as the games availible are medium to hard, there are no demo or easy games to learn. :(

Lapuce

cutchie


ell123

at the start we should have about 6,000,000 so we have more of a chance to buy bigger planes to carry more passengers for some reason were not that quik

DenisG

I would be playing as well! But please, intense competition! I find it quite boring to see a few big ones dominating currently (Jet Age 2). They have the power to squeeze out most competitors after only 7 years within the game. So I would love intense competition!

Denis

bukatino2000

I also would love longer games but based on competition base. Aside could be always options to play other game sets shorter and continent-limited. As far I could experiece in Jet Age oil crisis was the main !!?? or the only real barrier to growing. That's far too scanty and simple in a way that fast-growing can't be avoided. In other words no possibility to loose money apart from beginning. Given that competition, overcrowding and in general complexities are welcomed. We want to undergo as much as possible realism transferred into the game.

swiftus27

I feel like the only person who wants a shorter game. 

Here is my dream game:

1.  One continent
2.  No used aircraft to start or older used because the few people who got DC10s in Jet Age ruled early.  And those were the people who can afford to sit around refreshing every game day at noon.
3.  Randomizer on new airplane announcement dates (no more people who can sit and wait for new planes to be released and get the first 50
4.  Limited number of players.
5.  60 human days max

ekaneti

I can go for a shorter game

bukatino2000

Quote from: swiftus27 on June 09, 2009, 07:32:28 PM
2.  No used aircraft to start or older used because the few people who got DC10s in Jet Age ruled early.  And those were the people who can afford to sit around refreshing every game day at noon.

I' m afraid the thing can't be eliminated. There will be always people sunken in chair ==> getting advantages.

Quote from: swiftus27 on June 09, 2009, 07:32:28 PM
3.  Randomizer on new airplane announcement dates (no more people who can sit and wait for new planes to be released and get the first 50

Yep !!

Kammola

Quote from: swiftus27 on June 09, 2009, 07:32:28 PM
2.  No used aircraft to start or older used because the few people who got DC10s in Jet Age ruled early.
I just wonder, would it help if there were a delay in assigning a route for bigger airplanes. For me its seems taking more time to create a route for a big Airbus than a small Embraer - not only more money.

DenisG

Well, everybody comes back to the point of how competition may be splitted more even, I guess. How about being able to purchse the right to open flights from a second, third, and fourth hub depending on conditions to be met and money? In Europe it would be enough to keep that tight to the country, (luxembourg could be Benelux states) and in the US it could be tight to regions. This way, one would be able to move into places to more strategically attack big players and take advantage of bankruptcies. Just an idea, folks.

Denis