As you said: (the mission is dead) on that server.
I answer: it is really staying because of this 2008 thinking.
I have proof: I cannot pass this information on the forum out of respect for the rules.
There are two servers that are well (alive) the missions.
His theory about GunZ's missions being dead ... is only because of the way they are managed on the server.
Most pvp players know nothing about missions.
You are trying to do something crazy with the mission mode, which will only end the mode once and for all.
You are very concerned with the experiences of the missions, knowing that you have players in turbo mode, reaching level 99 in a few days.
About the cat in the hat, most old players don't even know what it is.
I recently asked several old players, and hardly anyone knew the answer.
You are adding up all experience points, as you have a knowledge of the server.
Most do not have this cat in a hat, among the experience ring.
You are so scared in the way of the mission experiences, knowing that Scriber has been with the bug for years.
And nobody was scared.
You are trying to leave missions with little experience, knowing that you already have almost everything on the server.
You are asking players who play pvp about missions, get it wrong right now.
Ask players who really understand missions.
Regarding the percentage of experience I mentioned, I made it clear that it is an example of how you can improve them.
You don't have to follow exactly as I did! The funniest of all, they are asking questions to players who play different modes.
You can't help people who don't want to be helped.
I believe that until now you did not understand, it is because you are living in an era of 2008 and are stuck in time.
The most important was done! About me having passed my improvements to the server.
The interesting thing that you seem to like the server a lot.
This is an important point! What you need to do sometimes ... is to understand how your competitors work.
Every company must analyze its competitors to create improved methods.
His vision is just that of a player and not an entrepreneur.
I advise you to search on: Marcus Lemonis.
If you want to better understand the importance of the competitor.
Thanks again for participating.
Every debate is important for constant improvement.
