DeletedUser16126
Proposal:
Add a treasure hunt in GvG.
This will make GvG more attractive:
- It will allow bigger guilds to get something extra
- it will be harder for bigger guilds to sit without replacing armies, allowing smaller guilds to move up
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?
Nothing found
Reason:
GvG is dead for a long time, only a few changes.
Mostly big guilds have taken a lot of the era, and are just sitting.
This proposal will probably give an extra dimension on GvG
Details:
On every map in GvG there is one treasure added.
The guild that holds this treasure will get a certain benefit.
Other guilds can try to steal the treasure, to steal the treasure they have to build a path from their GvG area to the sector that contains the treasure.
A guild can put a path on an enemy sector by putting a mini-siege. Putting the mini siege will cost goods: each good of the age shall be supplied and the amount required equals the guild level. The sieging guild shall defeat 5 (or 10) armies to be successful.
Once the 5/10 armies are defeated the path is established. The defeated armies will stay defeated. The path will stay there even if another guild would take over the sector. A siege can be broken by killing the attacking army once.
Paths can only be build on the border of the own GvG area or on other paths that are connected to the own GvG-area.
If the guild has finally taken over the sector holding the treasure, it will steal the treasure and get the benefit for theirselves.
As a result of the stealing the treasure all paths that were build by the guild that stole the treasure will be lost. All guilds that missed the chasing of the treasury will keep their paths, so they can still use it in the future.
Once the treasure is stolen the guild will receive a random benefit out of a pool of benefiths (These pool can change over time),
It can contain: defense pool increase, 1 (or more) diamond per day for every guild member as long as the guild holds the treasure, extra attack power for the whole guild, extra defense for the whole guild, etc….
If the treasure is stolen the treasure will be put at a random place in the guilds GvG area at timer reset.
If a path is build it will be “under construction” until timerreset. New paths can only be added to constructed paths. (This is added to avoid that ghost guilds will run around and annoy other guilds too much.
Visual Aids:
- paths of the own guild shall always be visual, paths of other guilds shall light up together with the highlight of the guild area when you hoover over other guilds sectors.
- Mini siege shall have a visual indication like a normal siege, but shall have another color
Balance:
- this treasure hunt will consume goods. The amount of goods depends on the guild level, so smaller guilds have some advantage.
This will weaken guilds that are involved in this treasure hunt, from the other side if the guild holds the treasure it gets extra benefiths.
- Guilds that hold the treasure will more likely get attacked by other guilds building paths, this gives extra dynamics
- Guilds that are currently just sitting in their area and doing nothing, even not replacing armies, can now be attacked by other guilds that want to travel over their land. In this way bigger guilds need to get more involved in the lower ages they hold. Smaller guilds will get easier access to areas hold by other guilds.
Abuse Prevention:
- Ghost guilds can indeed become a pain, but probably not more than now already.
Actions are already added to avoid ghost guilds to have too much freedom (only allow building paths on already constructed paths
Some guilds of course will make agreements to hold treasures in certain ages, but no one will be able to prevent others to take it.
Summary:
This feature could be a disruptive change in GvG.
It will make the game more attractive for smaller guilds, because they can harm bigger guilds.
Bigger guilds will need to have more focus on all GvG eras, and will be able to get something extra out of it.
This feature will drain goods for the involved guilds: So big guilds that have an overstock of treasure goods have something to invest in. If the treasury of big guilds get drained, it will be easier for smaller guilds to take a sector from bigger guilds.
Add a treasure hunt in GvG.
This will make GvG more attractive:
- It will allow bigger guilds to get something extra
- it will be harder for bigger guilds to sit without replacing armies, allowing smaller guilds to move up
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?
Nothing found
Reason:
GvG is dead for a long time, only a few changes.
Mostly big guilds have taken a lot of the era, and are just sitting.
This proposal will probably give an extra dimension on GvG
Details:
On every map in GvG there is one treasure added.
The guild that holds this treasure will get a certain benefit.
Other guilds can try to steal the treasure, to steal the treasure they have to build a path from their GvG area to the sector that contains the treasure.
A guild can put a path on an enemy sector by putting a mini-siege. Putting the mini siege will cost goods: each good of the age shall be supplied and the amount required equals the guild level. The sieging guild shall defeat 5 (or 10) armies to be successful.
Once the 5/10 armies are defeated the path is established. The defeated armies will stay defeated. The path will stay there even if another guild would take over the sector. A siege can be broken by killing the attacking army once.
Paths can only be build on the border of the own GvG area or on other paths that are connected to the own GvG-area.
If the guild has finally taken over the sector holding the treasure, it will steal the treasure and get the benefit for theirselves.
As a result of the stealing the treasure all paths that were build by the guild that stole the treasure will be lost. All guilds that missed the chasing of the treasury will keep their paths, so they can still use it in the future.
Once the treasure is stolen the guild will receive a random benefit out of a pool of benefiths (These pool can change over time),
It can contain: defense pool increase, 1 (or more) diamond per day for every guild member as long as the guild holds the treasure, extra attack power for the whole guild, extra defense for the whole guild, etc….
If the treasure is stolen the treasure will be put at a random place in the guilds GvG area at timer reset.
If a path is build it will be “under construction” until timerreset. New paths can only be added to constructed paths. (This is added to avoid that ghost guilds will run around and annoy other guilds too much.
Visual Aids:
- paths of the own guild shall always be visual, paths of other guilds shall light up together with the highlight of the guild area when you hoover over other guilds sectors.
- Mini siege shall have a visual indication like a normal siege, but shall have another color
Balance:
- this treasure hunt will consume goods. The amount of goods depends on the guild level, so smaller guilds have some advantage.
This will weaken guilds that are involved in this treasure hunt, from the other side if the guild holds the treasure it gets extra benefiths.
- Guilds that hold the treasure will more likely get attacked by other guilds building paths, this gives extra dynamics
- Guilds that are currently just sitting in their area and doing nothing, even not replacing armies, can now be attacked by other guilds that want to travel over their land. In this way bigger guilds need to get more involved in the lower ages they hold. Smaller guilds will get easier access to areas hold by other guilds.
Abuse Prevention:
- Ghost guilds can indeed become a pain, but probably not more than now already.
Actions are already added to avoid ghost guilds to have too much freedom (only allow building paths on already constructed paths
Some guilds of course will make agreements to hold treasures in certain ages, but no one will be able to prevent others to take it.
Summary:
This feature could be a disruptive change in GvG.
It will make the game more attractive for smaller guilds, because they can harm bigger guilds.
Bigger guilds will need to have more focus on all GvG eras, and will be able to get something extra out of it.
This feature will drain goods for the involved guilds: So big guilds that have an overstock of treasure goods have something to invest in. If the treasury of big guilds get drained, it will be easier for smaller guilds to take a sector from bigger guilds.