Nearly every anticheat system already does this. The online mode it has seems pointless and pretty lazy by comparison. Whenever i've watched them play lately I can't help but think how much better it would be if they'd built a similar system. I know someone who regularly plays grand theft auto online. It's the first time i've been interested in multiplayer gaming since I was a teenager playing StarCraft and diablo. Personally I'd love to see this system recreated and improved in other games. The only thing it really reminds me of is the counter-op mode from perfect dark, which was a hell of a lot of fun, even if it seemed a bit lacking at times. You can't message people, there's no lobbies, it's all very ephemeral and unnoticeable and just feels like part of the game. There's no other actual interaction between players though.

You can leave notes with predefined phrases for other players that can be helpful, or not as well as getting small glimpses of other players 'ghosts' as they play the game, or die horribly to something. It's a pretty awesome feeling helping out another player with a boss or area they've been struggling with and I'm not ashamed to say I needed to summon a bit of help for Ornstein and Smough the first time.īut, my favourite thing I think is the asynchronous multiplayer. There's a few different invasion mechanics based around in game covenants that provide different game experiences, both in single and multiplayer that are a lot of fun. It's entirely optional to the point where being able to invade more than a limited number of times is locked behind an obscure, difficult route in the game that's missable and entirely unlikely to be discovered the first playthrough. It's focused around co op and invasions and is built into the story enough that it just feels like part of the game, while again not being forced in any way. Personally, I think it's my new favourite multiplayer system. Once you have this, you have 10 XL planes with at least 400 pax per plane daily, means 1.200.000-1.410.000 fees per day.I'm pretty much a single player gamer, but lately i've been getting into the multiplayer side of dark souls. Sometime Star Alliance pay 200.000 daily fee, 8000 runway fee and 200 terminal fee on 80% plane pax rate if you offer them enough. One you planned like 50 flights or more, commercial fees are obsolete, because then you have nice contracts. In the beginning you don't need much more Than two gates to collect allot of money. The key is, not to spent to much money either - foundations are expensive as hell, loan interest aswell, so first safe money, then expand. This way I get to 75-80% airline interest all the time and make money easily. If there are no more flights offered, I set in Reps on the airlines, try to negotiate contracts like 80% plane filling and 150-200 terminal fees. If my services get better I turn up to 1500/75.

Originally posted by johnleblanc1:400/10 I was at 100% with the airlines but losing money.

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