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Active Players: How "Active" is Active?
kulaniko (INT1)
Posts: 41
If you were a coop leader, how do you measure one's active status?
For me, I would say:
- First, Repututation Points vis-a-vis Level - the lower the level but higher RPs means this person is a hardworker!
- Then, Farm Improvements and Online Hours per Day - this person doesn't waste hours, but keeps bringing improvements!
- No. of Orange/Bronze Shovels per Day - this person cares for the cooperative; doesn't rely on level, rank, or gold contributed.
Do you agree? What's your opinion?
Comments
Wow! You mean, you actually write it down...in a sense? That's really wise.
Nooo.... I am crazy but not that crazy hehe You can just set the rankings to show weekly XP (it resets at midnight on Sunday).
Hmmm...never been a coop leader before. Someday, maybe... That's a great feature for leaders. No wonder I always get rewarded by gifts. hehehe!:huh:
1) as above, I look at rep and xp for the week. Compared their levels to the ones listed around them to see if its favorable.
That's really the criteria... but other 'first blush' indicators for me that they might be worth the effort to look at the above:
2) I like to see event prize decos. This means they are engaged in the game, play regularly enough to earn level appropriate prizes, AND understand the value of happiness.
3) And, this is sad commentary, but if they have spent gold on their farm, blue houses/fertile farms/library increases/blue barns, etc. Its a good indication that they have become 'hooked' on the game.
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Wow, I could have written this, because this is exactly what me and my deputies do when looking for active players!! Couldn't think of anything to add.
are you saying I was bragging about being lazy? I don't see how being an active player who doesn't play is "lazy."
No I wasn't saying that at all.
But the sentence "I don't see how being an active player who doesn't play" isn't an oxymoron, unless your definition of 'active' doesn't actually include playing. Which seems odd to me.
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I'm sorry Graycat but you shot yourself in the foot there. By definition if you don't play you cannot be an active player. Taken to extreme, if you don't play you're not a player at all. I could be logged on 24/7, it wouldn't make me an active player unless I was actually playing!
Guess I'm basically a retired player who just talks on the chat and harvests duck eggs once a day then...
yep.
Also: Players who surpass me, their leader, in level have to come over and fold my laundry.
I look at how fast they grow in level and xp. I'm less interested in reputation points, some people just dislike missions.
How do the farms look, do they have event decorations.
Like Yakoska, I will look at if they seem to use gold, but it's not a set in stone criterium for me. One of my best friends plays without buying at all and has very good farms.
Then when they are in the coop:
Colour of the dots, amounts of shovels. If they chat or send a mail now and then, some people are not chatters by nature, but will always let me know if they'll be away for a bit. And very important: will they take advice and suggestions.
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