I would have to say that you are one of the very few that agree with your ideology of gaming. Take your CoD's and all of the other multiplayer games out there. The ones that are showing the most success are the ones that allow multiple players from the same household. Why do you think the Halo series has done so well? Awesome storyline? I think it helps, but the majority of those players enjoy playing most with friends and family from the same house. The best part about it, being on the same team. Answer me this... Are they lucrative? Do they experience cheaters? Do they come up with ways to resolve the problems? The answers; all yes.




Any how, have you read Sharaf's solution?

Quote Originally Posted by Sharaf View Post
in my work place, we have 2 old time utopia players and 4 ppl that wanted to try the game.
atm non of them play, the last one that tried to play got himself (and me) deleted in the past.
so all in all, that's 6 players lost - and who know how more ppl they could have talked into join the game if there was a way for them to play...

utopia need more players, those of us who play have wifes\co workers\friends and so on that we can talk into join the game, but when we do those ppl find out that they cant attack\aid or do other things that other players can.

so, what can be done?
the way i see it, you can take a small amount (few $ a year) from every person claim to be white list. you make sure the same credit card is'nt being used and here you go - you can make sure that it's not the same person playing few provs.

that way, game will even get a little more money and you can get some extra players that can pay for the game but atm dont want to join becuse of the white list problems.

it wont fix all the problems (if 1 out of 10 agree to pay, it's still 9 players not playing) but it's a start and an option.