Randomizers

Apr 18, 2009 19:48

As a heads up, the randomizer service that this TCG uses has now imposed a daily limit! Basically, this is that randomizers are only allowed 2000 daily hits.

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gravity_xx April 19 2009, 00:19:46 UTC
I would just try to limit how many you pass out a day. I mean if you pass out one game's results per day then you're less likely to go over the limit, right?

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vriska April 19 2009, 03:14:03 UTC
Unfortunately, some people might not save their cards as soon as they get passed out. I know I've gotten some emails, but I don't have the time at the moment to save my cards. So it sounds like a good plan, but it really depends on the people.

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gravity_xx April 19 2009, 03:26:48 UTC
For me I get excited and do it right away >: But yeah, I guess it only works in theory.

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vriska April 19 2009, 03:15:58 UTC
I was thinking maybe you could give away cards or certs as a donation incentive, but then that's not really fair to the people who aren't able to donate.

The website does seem like the best bet, but as you said, it would take forever to set up.

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headshot April 19 2009, 08:32:01 UTC
The third option seems like the best choice as no one spends for anything, especially the members! Though it could be quite a hassle since there is a limit. I don't mean to offend anyone, but there are going to be impatient people who would want to get their cards the very minute they get the notif for prizes and whatnot so that might be a pain to a bunch of people too. Though if it really cannot be helped, then everyone just has to be patient with the randomizers if the hits exceeded before they could get their cards.

What nyarmar said regarding the first option is kind of good too. People who donate could get cards (or certs, I guess?) in return for their donations and all that. And if we ever get to push through we this, we could probably just limit the donations to a certain amount so everyone can get a chance of donating (if they ever want to!) and take the incentive or whatever :(

That probably didn't make any sense, I'm sorry.

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chianna April 19 2009, 13:53:30 UTC
I don't wanna be annoying but I just want to warn you guys. If you are going to give people cards for money. It might sound silly but this is basically what is it. Then you probably might have to consider to take the Lucky Lucky Lotto down. Because this is considered gambling. Because it is not sure if you win something with the game and people will use the cards which they technically bought for real money. You will need gambling rights for this to continue. It is okay to continue but if someone sees this and that someone reports it (what I don't think anyone will do who plays the game) you will get in trouble. Don't want that to happen ofcorse.

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headshot April 19 2009, 13:56:22 UTC
It's not really gambling unless the players profit from it? And not profit internet meme profit, but get money out of it. People donate to Gendou.com to download songs, or people buy paid accounts on LJ to get icons, so.

Well, that's how the whole picture looks like to me.

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chianna April 19 2009, 14:15:40 UTC
You might be right about that, but think as it of this way:
Also people who donate money to gendou they will get songs in return and they will not loose them(unless their computer crashes or something) and people who pay for they lj account will get something higher back in their account options towards the other users. (They cannot bet those options)

Just sometimes it seems different then it is. I was in another game where they did something like this. They thought it was all okay untill someone reported it and had to close the whole thing down. They had to pay a little fine too. I am just telling to be care full about this.

(maybe a silly example, with neopets they had this games which you could use your neopoints in to win or loose neopoints. But since they made neopoints buyable. They closed most of those games. You can see the cards in points as this)

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golden_bastet April 19 2009, 16:05:41 UTC
I replied to someone else's post, but to weigh in in general ( ... )

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tsukiko_chan_00 April 19 2009, 18:45:12 UTC
Well this might be a bit crazy or just plain stupid, but why not each person that gives away the cards have their own account [in the randomizer website that is]? I guess that would help...no?

I don't know if I'm making my point clear here, since I always have a hard time writing down exactly what I really want to say >

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zehphir1 April 20 2009, 17:17:05 UTC
But every single card ever created is in the one main account they are using right now. Meaning they'd have to re-upload, AND then re-upload again just to gain more limit. Even then when they post randomizer results, the account they use may be maxed out. Unless you use links to different randomizer accounts~

I think the 1st MAY work depending, we have enough people here that like this. Even if you have to get $2 off of 5 people, it'd still work.

Though £(pounds) to $(dollars) sucks right now :(

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