Players have to be online for the bracket to work for them, like if it's a wage, they will only get paid when online. But yes, better documentation for brackets, since there's virtually none, except for a few vague videos that explains nothing really.
I really need some multi-world support on this. That would be great. Because I have a Skyblock world and main smp world on my server, and I have been dying to separate the two economies through this awesome plugin.
Now that I have thought on it more I would like to change my vote from SQL Support to Interest System. As it is now most players don't have an interest in investing in the bank, but if the bank provided interest then they would use the bank more.
Bank provided loans would be great too. Real estate prices would naturally become inflated. Buying and selling homes would be much more profitable. Real estate speculation could become a new job. Some players would become rich while other players could spend all day working in the mine just to pay the mortgage interest for weeks on end neglecting their sheep and cows. Drinking potion of regeneration just to stay sane until you wake up one morning to find the real estate bubble has popped and you owe much more than your house is worth, but that does not matter anyways because you can barely make the interest payments. Your cows now are despawning, griefers are living in your home because you had to abandon it...
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On second thought I like SQL Support.
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TheTechPony May 14, 2013 at 15:23 UTC - 0 likes@Pixelmod: Go
/econ add/subtract name amount
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aldrigviking Apr 10, 2013 at 11:07 UTC - 0 likes@MomoNasty: Go
Players have to be online for the bracket to work for them, like if it's a wage, they will only get paid when online. But yes, better documentation for brackets, since there's virtually none, except for a few vague videos that explains nothing really.
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mohawkguy360 Mar 18, 2013 at 15:31 UTC - 0 likesI really need some multi-world support on this. That would be great. Because I have a Skyblock world and main smp world on my server, and I have been dying to separate the two economies through this awesome plugin.
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CarrotNubbin Feb 16, 2013 at 23:31 UTC - 0 likes@Patrix87: Go
I totally agree with you. Multi currency support. That with naming your own currencies would be awesome.
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Pixelmod Feb 06, 2013 at 18:55 UTC - 0 likesNone of these: I need admin commands to add/substract/set the money of a player
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ms0244412 Jan 29, 2013 at 02:22 UTC - 0 likes@StopSpazzing: Go
Who the fuck do you think you are?
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MomoNasty Jan 17, 2013 at 04:42 UTC - 1 likePLEASE better documentation i have no clue as to what to the bracket settings mean? Like onlinemode you never explain what thats mean :(
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PrimerBlock Jan 10, 2013 at 18:29 UTC - 1 likeNow that I have thought on it more I would like to change my vote from SQL Support to Interest System. As it is now most players don't have an interest in investing in the bank, but if the bank provided interest then they would use the bank more. Bank provided loans would be great too. Real estate prices would naturally become inflated. Buying and selling homes would be much more profitable. Real estate speculation could become a new job. Some players would become rich while other players could spend all day working in the mine just to pay the mortgage interest for weeks on end neglecting their sheep and cows. Drinking potion of regeneration just to stay sane until you wake up one morning to find the real estate bubble has popped and you owe much more than your house is worth, but that does not matter anyways because you can barely make the interest payments. Your cows now are despawning, griefers are living in your home because you had to abandon it... ... On second thought I like SQL Support.
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fredghostkyle1 Jan 07, 2013 at 21:04 UTC - 0 likes@Ikadmin: Go
i like MySQL so you can have it for many servers. But i like the Tax idea to... SO HARD TO DECIDE!
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Ikadmin Dec 09, 2012 at 21:18 UTC - 0 likesI want SQL, really bad!