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Proposal:
I would like a way to trade or swap GB blueprints for a specific building blueprint
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Reason:
I'm a relatively new player and was near the start when the Oracle of Delphi introduced me to GB but my interest is waning. I collect lots of blueprints but they always seem to be for a different building or I'll get one duplicate for an existing blueprint. I really can't create or plan any strategy for building them so I'm starting to ignore them.
Details:
I want to expand on the 2 for 1 exchange of blueprints. Maybe you could use duplicates from multiple buildings to swap for one specific building. Or perhaps you could create a trade with another player to swap blueprints from GB that you don't want with ones you do.
Visual Aids:
Balance:
You'll get an increase in building GB because obtaining complete blueprints will be less random. There will be an extension to the market that allows you to pick the blueprints from your inventory to offer and which blueprint you want in return.
Maybe you may need to tweak how often blueprints are offered as rewards for incidents, daily challenges, etc as a way to counterbalance that players can trade them.
Abuse Prevention:
I understand that GB should not just fall in your lap. I think you should always have to give more than you get. So if you want to use other GB blueprints for a swap, now it's 3-4 blueprints for one blueprint in your chosen building. For trading, maybe it's guild only and you have to pay a coin fee and or goods fee to facilitate the trade. Maybe that benefits the guild treasury. There has to be an associated cost but at least you get a chance to complete a blueprint for the building you want.
Summary: Give players a more planned way of acquiring blueprints for a GB by trading blueprints that they don't want but ensure there's a cost involved and it's not a straight swap.
I would like a way to trade or swap GB blueprints for a specific building blueprint
Have you Checked the Ideas section for the same idea posted by someone else? Is this idea similar to one that has been previously suggested? I couldn't find a title like mine when I filtered the list
Reason:
I'm a relatively new player and was near the start when the Oracle of Delphi introduced me to GB but my interest is waning. I collect lots of blueprints but they always seem to be for a different building or I'll get one duplicate for an existing blueprint. I really can't create or plan any strategy for building them so I'm starting to ignore them.
Details:
I want to expand on the 2 for 1 exchange of blueprints. Maybe you could use duplicates from multiple buildings to swap for one specific building. Or perhaps you could create a trade with another player to swap blueprints from GB that you don't want with ones you do.
Visual Aids:
Balance:
You'll get an increase in building GB because obtaining complete blueprints will be less random. There will be an extension to the market that allows you to pick the blueprints from your inventory to offer and which blueprint you want in return.
Maybe you may need to tweak how often blueprints are offered as rewards for incidents, daily challenges, etc as a way to counterbalance that players can trade them.
Abuse Prevention:
I understand that GB should not just fall in your lap. I think you should always have to give more than you get. So if you want to use other GB blueprints for a swap, now it's 3-4 blueprints for one blueprint in your chosen building. For trading, maybe it's guild only and you have to pay a coin fee and or goods fee to facilitate the trade. Maybe that benefits the guild treasury. There has to be an associated cost but at least you get a chance to complete a blueprint for the building you want.
Summary: Give players a more planned way of acquiring blueprints for a GB by trading blueprints that they don't want but ensure there's a cost involved and it's not a straight swap.