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what is going on with co op members?
If you know you are not going to be online then just drop a line to a member and tell them so projects are not started expecting your help!
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I guess some people either don't know how it works or are simply not willing to do anything.
If you have a problem with people using the co-op to do the task, they could join a co-op and complete the task, and then the polite thing to do would presumably be to leave so they could free up that spot for someone else.
I don't suspect it will work on everyone (some people may not be interested in the coop other than to clear those quests, and I understand that), and I'm pretty sure I'm still going to have to boot people from now until the end of time, but at least this way I know that I gave them an honest try.
Our coop has been pretty good about planning when it comes to the tougher projects like apples, though, so that's a huge help. We make sure everyone is well stocked with fertilizer and knows that it's a tough project. If not, we can always default to an easy corn frenzy.
Just remember folks, its only a game. If the task isn't completed, you can just start it again. I dont plan to boot anyone for not doing stuff.
I also agree it is only a game but why play a game I know I am going to fail? Why put in the time and money if you don't care about getting ahead in the game?
So for the apple project you're talking about, does it count for the coop every time I harvest apples (I easily run each my orchards 5+ times per day), or do I have to actually donate the harvest to the coop for it to count?
And you donate the collectibles, but you can't do anything else with those
But if the co-op has to harvest 25,000 apples then it is totalled up, but you all keep your own apples, to sell or make into sauce or pie as you would be doing anyway
Nono, it counts when you harvest them. You don't have to donate them!
Donations come in the form of the collection items (once you've donated all the required items, you can start a project; each project is different), dollars (for funding researchers and research), and gold (required on *some* research, but not all players will want to donate gold).
But as far as your crops and such, those are yours. What's needed for the projects is the physical act of you collecting (harvesting) the item during the allotted time.
[Edit] Rhon beat me.
I expect the guys/girls in my co-op to collect apples when the apple project is on. I cant see if they are, I just expect them to. That to me is 'work'.
You do not donate your harvests to the coops, You might have a challenge [say for eg, apple challenge] where you have to harvest apples , this only means that all the members of the coop harvest their apple orchards and the coop gets a record of how many apples have been harvest in total by all the members. You still keep your apples to do with what you want. However you will be expected to donate money to your coop, and how much and how often depends on each individual coop leader.
im really active and would enjoy doing some team work getting targets completed, so everyone who is in a active coop should be happy to be honest
im on lv 18, rep points 243
Good Luck for your coop search.
but just doing nothing is unacceptable! no money for research, no help with projects and not even 30 seconds to say "hey I am going to be offline for a few days" The difference is you had a member tell you they were going to be away and you had a choice to save the spot or not. How can I value a member for anything other than what they do? Should I praise them for doing nothing? WOW! You did a great job of not logging in for a week! wooohooo thanks for giving us no help with any project EVER! I would LOVE to chat with them and get to know them but they are not interested in that so I am not sure what to value about them other than they are taking space that I could put someone else in that may or may not help!
I think it's a really good idea just so that people know what is expected. You can't just join a co-op and think that everyone will just give you stuff. Perhaps these guys can pave the way for getting overall better qualified co-op members...