Statistics....love em/hate em, they're usually wrong. 6%? That's probably being generous.
This is a great idea I would love to see a leechless world. Free of all forms of leeching not just abyssea 70+ but also take out other cheep tactics like smn burning. Keep everything the same storyline and content wise, then move those of us who are anti-leech to our own server/servers. But let people select which style they want when they would open this hypothetical server, not necessarily loose their character they worked on for years. Solution found. Bravo![]()
I believe this would be a fair fix to the issue. I would say it should be allowable that people actually transfer their existing characters in. As for SMN burning, SE really can't fix this issue too easily, however, they could just make it GM'able. Most SMN burns I've ever done or witnessed have taken at least a good 20 minutes to acquire the mobs in the zone and prepare for the astral flow.
This can actually be seen 2 ways the 1st of course is detrimental because most servers would loose at least part of their player base, on the other hand it would stem the flow of people leaving the game for the same reasons that a separate server was suggested in the 1st place. It is a double edged sword.
It would take a lot of reorganization of data on SE part to implement this move if they choose to do so. On the other hand they would not necessarily be using a new server rather reorganizing the existing servers to incorporate this idea to satisfy the 2 types of players that they currently have. Which sadly would mean more server merges but just to swap out players to extend the lifespan of the game instead of downsizing it.
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