What If a new warp were created that allowed players to trade items for grass? I think it would be a good idea to allow players who have excessive amounts of items (I for one possess a DC of arrows) into grass blocks. What do you guys think?

 

This sounds great to me. I'd love to be able to sell things for grass.

 

Would completely screw the economy once grass trade is back up. No support

 

I believe he's saying 1 arrow for 1 grass.. if so, no support, if he's referring to how you look at it, %50 support, as there's always a chance for people to cheat their way through it, bugs could be created, and being that .net isn't an economy(Money) server, another trade plugin would have to be coded, tested, updated, I don't see it working. Also, people got pretty frantic when the villager plugin broke, now there's just another plugin that they can make a big deal out of when it needs updating.

 

That would require it to work.. which currently it doesn't, and the entire point of voting is a way for non-donors to get grass easier, while still helping the server, if you can trade a stack of arrows you got in 5 mins for grass I don't see why anybody would vote, and with Skyblock already losing a massive player-count, I really see no good coming from this.

 

But what about the logless loot/griefs that would give players lots of items to trade for grass?

 

I did not mean one arrow for one grass. (I should have clarified, sorry about that). But I meant what Kerahna said. GI used to be able to earn grass through maj and iron through spleef, but now that those are gone, I now have to buy them from other players (which sometimes means I get scammed). It would have to be somewhat difficult to earn grass I just wish that I could get rid of all the extra stuff on my island and exchange it for a little bit of currency.

 

Doesn't logblock stop griefers from doing that?

 

While I don't support this suggestion, there are always going to be griefs and looting, it's your job to buckle down on that, and the players' to report it, really this isn't going to effect if a grief has logs or not, and nobody is going to risk being perm-banned for a couple grass blocks, if they are, they stay banned, good for them, great choice they made.

 

You're not understanding what I'm saying, this could encourage players to grief/loot MORE than already do.

 

Logblock is highly untrusted, less than half the time are there actually logs of chest trades, griefs, looting, etc., that's why players are asked to provide screenshots of trades, and with griefing there can't really be a solution with no logs, unless you actually have the player's name that griefed.

 

To be honest Im new to the forums so I am not exactly an expert in "all things skyblock". But so far becoming more involved in the community has been quite fun

 

I don't quite think you do either, "If somebody is going to risk being banned for a couple of grass blocks, good for them", this isn't going to encourage players to grief, because you don't get anything from griefing, and it's not going to encourage looting, because people know there's a report section, they know they're not good enough to get away with it, and they know they have Moderators and players alike keeping it from happening more, so if you're suggesting you're not doing your job, by all means, continue.

 

How do you take this that I am not doing my job?

This could encourage huge griefs (which you stated, logblock is "untrustable"), which could amount in players griefing, trading for grass, and continuing to do so.

 

Oh, but see, a Moderator, with more experience with the plugin disagreed that it was untrustable, I take their word for it, so if it's trustable there should be no problem taking care of the situation, see how that works ? I never said you weren't doing your job, I said if you don't even put in the effort to deal with griefs/loots, you aren't, not that you don't currently.

 

I understand.

 

I think that mob loot should be allowed as long as it is expensive enough that a player can not accumulate 1 stack of grass in a single day