Consider the term "relative advantage".
Think of what perks I can get without getting my hand forced to either leave my friends in RW or play someone I do not want to play unless I want to be at a relative disadvantage.... unless the perks are so minor that they aren't really an incentive.
If one can get perks associated with factions other than their own, the system must not be zero-sum, or else those like me would be at a relative disadvantage for playing how we want to play even if we are hardcore about it.
In the end, faction restrictions on guild membership, if not the factions themselves, need to be revamped in order to make this idea have a chance of working without hurting me and those like me one way or another.
Still intrigued by the concept, but concerned about the details.
Think of what perks I can get without getting my hand forced to either leave my friends in RW or play someone I do not want to play unless I want to be at a relative disadvantage.... unless the perks are so minor that they aren't really an incentive.
If one can get perks associated with factions other than their own, the system must not be zero-sum, or else those like me would be at a relative disadvantage for playing how we want to play even if we are hardcore about it.
In the end, faction restrictions on guild membership, if not the factions themselves, need to be revamped in order to make this idea have a chance of working without hurting me and those like me one way or another.
Still intrigued by the concept, but concerned about the details.
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