CatchersMitt14 wrote:Concise description:
- Once someone has been inactive on the site for the 30 day window, freeze their premium.
Specifics/Details:
- After 30 days of inactivity, remove the premium status of a player. If they come back, they can turn their premium back on and continue to use the end of their subscription however if they do not return the system will treat them as a freemium player.
How this will benefit the site and/or other comments:
- They will have a 4 game max as a freemium player which will eliminate the majority (but not all) of DB incidents from auto-tournaments. They will instead be eliminated from the round as opposed to joining a game and DB'ing.
- Will make it significantly more difficult to point dump by using the auto-tournament system.
- Remove many of the frustrations of the other players in the auto-tournaments who are impacted negatively from inactive players in auto-tournaments. For example, I'm in an auto-tournament assassin game with three cooks DB'ing from the game. This increases the length of the game as it takes nine days for those three just to DB. Also, up to three of us do not even know who are targets are until round 4.
Interesting, but there would be a couple of points that the site would find difficult to get around:
1) It's not really what people pay for. Contract law can be funny like that. It'd be interesting to see lawyers on the site weigh in, but "freezing" contacts tends to be messy. To put it simply, say player A bought premium 4 years ago, and then left after a few days, would they be able to re-assume their premium now? Complicated, right?
2) The way you phrase the suggestion makes it sound less like a help for CC, and more like a suggestion that will aid established players (like your good self) earn points from new players faster.
I'm not opposed to your ideas, but I don't know if they could be implemented...
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