Amending the problem of no currency set yet.

Comment what you think should be changed, and if you have a good basis, it will be changed.

Admin shop prices(for selling to admin shop)

1 Diamond-50
4 Iron Ingot-10
4 Gold Ingot-10
4 Lapis-10
4 Redstone-6

64 Wood logs-4
64 Wood planks-1

64 Dirt-0.2
64 Cobblestone-0.3
64 Netherack-0.3
64 Stone-0.8

64 Netherbrick-4
64 Netherbrick fence-4
64 Netherbrick stairs-4

8 Cooked fish-1
8 Steak-1
8 Cooked porkchop-1
8 Bread-1
64 Melon slices-0.2

Region prices

Formula for a normal region
C=A/2

C-Cost
A-Area in blocks

So a 100x100 region would be 10000/2, would be 5000.

Nation pricing, Once you get all of the requirments for a nation, you still have to pay for the 500x500 region protect zone for it to be a nation. So, in order to upgrade, you would have to pay using this formula.

C=a/5-X

C-Cost
A-Area of region in blocks
X-The size of the region that was there before it became a nation.

So, if a region that was 100x100 were to become a nation, they would get this

C=250000/5-10000
C=50000-10000
C=40000

The nation would cost them 40,000. This would be alot on our server, but it would be worth it considering all of the perks that come with upgrading a region to a nation.

Shop prices

Untouched shop-5000
Used shop-6000
(not done)

Gold and Iron ingots should be 3 for 10, instead of 4.

Melon Slices should be higher. It's easy to get 64, but that doesn't mean they are worthless. It should be 1 gold for the stack. Cooked porkchops and Steaks should be 3 gold for a stack. It's rare unless you have a ton of it that you don't need, where you should be rewarded for hoarding it.

Seeds should be sellable. You get a ton from farming and people are not really willing to buy them. I've sold 3 stacks of seeds on SnS of a week of having them there.

Region and nation prices are really iffy.

Regions are fine if you can get hidden early. It takes 25 diamonds for a 50x50, and seeing you need at least 2 people, it's kinda small but manageable.

Nations on the other hand... yea.

400 diamonds to adminshop with 6-8 players needed for it, for the exact same area, quadruple the players in the area. The equation should look a bit like this.

C=(A/2)*3
C=(10000/2)*3
C=(5000)*3
C=15000

300 diamonds for a 100x100 instead of 800. Matched with the other requirements for the nation, it presents a reasonable difficulty to get a nation, based around the amount of people able to work together instead of number of rich, op players in the nation. Seeing that 6 people would have trouble sharing a 100x100 with farms and raid stuff involved, it's difficult, but not unreachable.

Joeyst3 wrote:Gold and Iron ingots should be 3 for 10, instead of 4.

Melon Slices should be higher. It's easy to get 64, but that doesn't mean they are worthless. It should be 1 gold for the stack. Cooked porkchops and Steaks should be 3 gold for a stack. It's rare unless you have a ton of it that you don't need, where you should be rewarded for hoarding it.

Seeds should be sellable. You get a ton from farming and people are not really willing to buy them. I've sold 3 stacks of seeds on SnS of a week of having them there.

Region and nation prices are really iffy.

Regions are fine if you can get hidden early. It takes 25 diamonds for a 50x50, and seeing you need at least 2 people, it's kinda small but manageable.

Nations on the other hand... yea.

400 diamonds to adminshop with 6-8 players needed for it, for the exact same area, quadruple the players in the area. The equation should look a bit like this.

C=(A/2)*3
C=(10000/2)*3
C=(5000)*3
C=15000

300 diamonds for a 100x100 instead of 800. Matched with the other requirements for the nation, it presents a reasonable difficulty to get a nation, based around the amount of people able to work together instead of number of rich, op players in the nation. Seeing that 6 people would have trouble sharing a 100x100 with farms and raid stuff involved, it's difficult, but not unreachable.

It`s 800 diamonds for a 500x500 region, which is cheap compared to a 100x100, which would be 100 diamonds.