Suggestion type:
FGunZ
Suggestion description:
Since there's an ongoing discussion about revamping certain aspects of streaming, another issue comes to mind: rewards.
Currently, players that earn 30 activity points in a row receive 100 coins. The criterion for receiving an activity point is to play for 3 hours per day (in non-training games). That's 3 * 30 = 90 hours of playtime per month (without idling). That takes some effort, doesn't it? On the other hand, a streamer has the ability to earn 50 coins per day by streaming for 2 hours, and also (possibly) earning an activity point in the process by playing for another hour, which again contributes to additional rewards.
For instance, if a player decides to only play FGunZ for a total of 4 hours per month (2 hours on each day) and streams it, they earn the same amount of coins as players who play for 90 hours. Seems a bit unfair, don't you think? Even though only 1 player is allowed to stream at a time, I'm sure the regular streamers manage to get a slot a few times per week/month(given the low player count / lack of competition) and earn a significant number of coins.
Comparing the two, I think people with 30 activity points should receive a much bigger/better reward. Obviously, this would give people more of a reason to stay active and in turn, help improve the player count.
