[Kojaimea]

Anyone else notice how this argument is not "IMPORTANT"?

Either way if you cant get a realm within a week then you do not deserve ever getting a realm at all.

[Bonejunky]

I say nay. Four days and only 400 Realm Credits? In one day I made 1500. That is nothing compared to mitchie. So far I almost have 3000 and I have only been playing for a few days. The only advice I can give you is keep building and keep mining. It takes quite a bit of work but it is worth it in the end.

[ramien123]

Argument Killer Salvo #1:
Mining Netherackk gives you realm credits too. (Last time I checked) You can mine it almost instantly with a stone pickaxe.

[9falcon]

Price is fine, if the price would be lower, the realms would be bought up *that* much faster, and then players would complain, "There are no realms to buy! This is stupid."

400 for 4 days. So it would take you 100 days to just get one realm. So you could you could get a max of 3 a year? :roll: I already have more than that.

Also

half your server is just ruins and constant construction because of grieving.

Last time I checked the area around spawn is not half the server? And I am betting that you haven't left that area yet.

Obviously there will always be some people one either side who think realms are too easy/hard to get.

Your post hit it right on the nose.

How often do you play on this server everything is greived, everywhere you look or go. And if you do not notice it then maybe you are the greiver.

[Kress_91]

You're clearly not going 200 blocks from spawn then.

[kittenpirate007]

Ok so I have been on this server for about a month and I've been trying to earn enough credits to purchase land. I think purchasing a realm should be cheaper...much cheaper like around 2000-3000 credits instead of a whopping 10000 credits. Why? Because it would prevent grieving, which is a huge problem in this server. It would also increase your popularity, people don't want to sit around trying to earn enough credits to do something and not get it grieved, making the price lower would allow people to set up SAFE settlements quicker and easier. And why do you need credits? Its not real money, you don't absolutely need it, whats better to you, more credits that don't matter to you or more players on you server and happier members? Plus it would make your server much, much better and cleaner, half your server is just ruins and constant construction because of grieving.
Bottom-line: Making purchasing land cheaper=more popularity and a much better server. I GUARANTEE it.

No, it's perfect at 10,000.

[Agentred]

So basically, you are an entitled causal who wants to have benefits without working for it. Realms are a privilege, not a right. Be glad there's even a system to prevent people from defecating all over your buildings.

I'm starting to like you Lightbulbs, I should probably think twice before posting any suggestions

But anyway, I think if anything a chest for a price like that would be alright. I can see how you don't like it, but I think it's much more fun to finally hit 10,000 and buy a realm, and have lots of people without them.

I don't even have 10,000 yet, but I found a nice spot very far away from spawn, and no griefers yet.

[ChronicTacos]

I like it the way it is right now.
Harder the better because it's a challenge.
When you purchase a realm, the feeling you get is greater because you accomplished something great.
With lower realm price, more realms will be purchased and at a faster speed.
I read a lot of threads and it said that it is a permanent map now.
In reality, we will run out of realms, that is logic. But the map is HUGE! So it'll take a long time, but we will run out in the far future.
Hypothetically speaking, when we run out of realms, new players would have no where to build, unless they get permission to build from the owners.

[Dreoh]

This the most ignorant topic I have read by far on this forum. Enough to make me make an account just to post this.

If your going to argue a point, research your point, and the arguing points first.

I bought a realm in 3 days, total play time: roughly 8 hours of shoveling. Not hard. Made me feel proud to be a landowner.

Guess how long I spent in the griefed zone? (AKA: spawn)
The one whole minute it took to walk out of it the second i got on the server.

Guess where I spent the remaining 7 hours and 59 minutes?
at the edge of the mapped map, the one shown on the site (would have gone farther but i didn't know the whole map wasn't shown on the site map), with a secret base underground hidden behind a secret door of sand that i replaced every time i left. I demolished half an island for resources and credits, and never did I see another person in all that time out there in the tundra with me. Not a single artificial block had been placed other than what was in the purchased realms nearby.

Maybe you should rethink your argument. It looks to me that your flat ignoring everyone's valid arguments and being dogged in your not quite substantial views.

[v1RuX]

This the most ignorant topic I have read by far on this forum. Enough to make me make an account just to post this.

If your going to argue a point, research your point, and the arguing points first.

I bought a realm in 3 days, total play time: roughly 8 hours of shoveling. Not hard. Made me feel proud to be a landowner.

Guess how long I spent in the griefed zone? (AKA: spawn)
The one whole minute it took to walk out of it the second i got on the server.

Guess where I spent the remaining 7 hours and 59 minutes?
at the edge of the mapped map, the one shown on the site (would have gone farther but i didn't know the whole map wasn't shown on the site map), with a secret base underground hidden behind a secret door of sand that i replaced every time i left. I demolished half an island for resources and credits, and never did I see another person in all that time out there in the tundra with me. Not a single artificial block had been placed other than what was in the purchased realms nearby.

Maybe you should rethink your argument. It looks to me that your flat ignoring everyone's valid arguments and being dogged in your not quite substantial views.

word!