22.03.2011, 16:53
Question #1:
How many years have you been playing SA-MP?
• Almost 5 years lol!
- Question #2:
If you was a SA-MP developer, what would the first thing you would develop?
• Honestly i would probably focus on a few bugs that plagued me as a scripter.
Once that was taken care of, i would probably put a bit of work into the DM side
of sa-mp. I've always had some cool DM ideas that would be fun to see implemented.
- Question #3:
If you're own a high-popularity server (400+ players), would you sell ranks just for money?
• No. First off because i have no idea what you mean by "ranks". If you mean would i accept
donations/give people small rewards for that (ie private chat), then yes. Players should have
the option of helping out their server, a dedicated server+hosted listing isnt free, nor is it cheap.
I do not believe in pocketing donations though, they would all go into making the server a better place.
- Question #4:
If you're a experienced scripter, would you sell your scripts just for money, or what?
• Yes, im am actually planning on selling scripts. All the money is going towards college though.
Classes, books, and all the other expenses add up quick, especially if you already have bills to pay.
There's nothing wrong with selling something you worked hard on, time is money after all. If i was rich
i would release everything for free :\.
- Question #5:
If you was out of money to renew a 24/7 hosted server, what will you do?
• Well honestly if i had no money, i would have to shut down the server until i
get extra money myself, or until the players donate. Running a server isnt cheap
so there's no problem with players helping support the server.
- Question #6:
Would you give out ranks, or higher chance to become an staff on your server/site, to people who donate?
• This question again? I would give them a donator status, nothing more. Players should donate to support
the server, not because they get goodies. Though there isnt really anything wrong with giving players a little
"thank you" as well, but promising a higher chance of becoming staff is ludicrous.
How many years have you been playing SA-MP?
• Almost 5 years lol!
- Question #2:
If you was a SA-MP developer, what would the first thing you would develop?
• Honestly i would probably focus on a few bugs that plagued me as a scripter.
Once that was taken care of, i would probably put a bit of work into the DM side
of sa-mp. I've always had some cool DM ideas that would be fun to see implemented.
- Question #3:
If you're own a high-popularity server (400+ players), would you sell ranks just for money?
• No. First off because i have no idea what you mean by "ranks". If you mean would i accept
donations/give people small rewards for that (ie private chat), then yes. Players should have
the option of helping out their server, a dedicated server+hosted listing isnt free, nor is it cheap.
I do not believe in pocketing donations though, they would all go into making the server a better place.
- Question #4:
If you're a experienced scripter, would you sell your scripts just for money, or what?
• Yes, im am actually planning on selling scripts. All the money is going towards college though.
Classes, books, and all the other expenses add up quick, especially if you already have bills to pay.
There's nothing wrong with selling something you worked hard on, time is money after all. If i was rich
i would release everything for free :\.
- Question #5:
If you was out of money to renew a 24/7 hosted server, what will you do?
• Well honestly if i had no money, i would have to shut down the server until i
get extra money myself, or until the players donate. Running a server isnt cheap
so there's no problem with players helping support the server.
- Question #6:
Would you give out ranks, or higher chance to become an staff on your server/site, to people who donate?
• This question again? I would give them a donator status, nothing more. Players should donate to support
the server, not because they get goodies. Though there isnt really anything wrong with giving players a little
"thank you" as well, but promising a higher chance of becoming staff is ludicrous.