Please Read This Robby

[ScootHenderson0]

Eliatopia is a wonderfully crafted game that has captured the hearts and minds of players all around the world. However, in recent months, there have been growing concerns about the fairness of the game, the state of the economy, and the lack of updates. As a dedicated player of Eliatopia, I strongly believe that it is time for the developer to address these issues and make significant changes to improve the overall gaming experience.

One of the most pressing issues that needs to be addressed is the fairness of the game. It has become increasingly clear that certain players have been able to gain an unfair advantage through exploits and extreme level imbalances in the game. This not only ruins the experience for other players, but also undermines the integrity of the game. By taking steps to eliminate these exploits and ensure a level playing field for all players, the developer can create a more enjoyable and rewarding experience for everyone.

Another major concern that needs to be addressed is the state of the economy in Eliatopia. In recent months, there has been a significant imbalance in the in-game currency, leading to inflation and an unsustainable economy. This has made it difficult for new players to progress and succeed in the game, as well as negatively impacting the overall gameplay experience. By implementing measures to regulate the economy and ensure a fair distribution of resources, the developer can improve the overall balance of the game and create a more engaging and immersive world for players to explore.

Lastly, it is essential for the developer to provide regular updates and new content for Eliatopia. One of the key aspects of a successful game is the ability to keep players engaged and excited with fresh, new experiences. By listening to player feedback and incorporating new features, quests, and challenges into the game, the developer can help to revive interest and enthusiasm among the player base. This will not only attract new players to the game, but also retain existing players by providing a dynamic and evolving gaming experience.

Thus, Eliatopia is a beloved game with a dedicated but small fan base, and it is time for the developer to address the issues of fairness, the economy, and updates in order to improve the overall gaming experience. By making the game more fair, fixing the spoiled economy, and updating the game regularly with fresh content, the developer can ensure that Eliatopia remains a vibrant and thriving community for players to enjoy for years to come.

[cinos]

Oh boy, Eliatopia has reached the HHO state of literally making professional essays begging for it's return, as if he'll listen to the forums.

Listen, "level imbalances" and "inflation" are either not actual problems, or completely unfixable. Whenever anyone talks about ticket or emerald inflation in Robby's games, they are not understanding how those prices work. They are based on average grinding income, therefore, they were 10k at first, but now that the highest enemies give way more than before, obviously it has increased.

Second, inflation when it comes to runes happened due to something basically irreversible. First being that hardening and sharpening stones were always an awful mechanic which made late game sets borderline worthless unless you had stones prebought, and second because runes suffered the worst duplicating epidemic in the game's history. Helmet Heroes suffered that with items, but it never happened with a specific, highly sought after and rare element enchancements, some of which are imo mandatory (poison). I don't remember the exact details, but that was the reason runes got super expensive.

Exploits have gotten fixed in the past, and it had been updated fairly consistently, but here is the issue: Unlike HHO where Robby quit for around a year without something to show for it, he quit updating Eliatopia specifically after announcing HH Reborn. He can't update both games at once, which is why he has stated Eliatopia will get at least one update this year, but that it can't be updated consistently like before. I always knew it would happen myself, I'm glad he at least got back to work basically immediately this time, and kept his honesty.

Watching history repeat itself when we now have a rough idea of Robby's work ethic is annoying. He won't update Eliatopia because it's physically impossible for a single guy to work on two games at once. Whether that hurts to admit is merely a matter of opinion, it is not possible, especially when every update this man pushes out is basically broken on release, needing heavy patching in the following days to actually work. That's just how he does things, and we can't really change that.

...also, the world was already immersive. I know it basically has nothing to do with this discussion, but Eliatopia's setting and worldbuilding is probably the one thing that will never be beaten compared to the other Helmet games. He hasn't said anything about HHR being as heavy in plot, so I'll guess the next Eliatopia update will follow up on those post-Xantis events the last updates hinted (i.e. the NPCs will reply differently once you've killed him).

[ScootHenderson0]

Robby can fix the rune issue if he just lower the price for all other items, or reduces all player currency by a certain percentage. He can also make less points per level so that high level players cannot swat nubs.

[cinos]

Robby can fix the rune issue if he just lower the price for all other items, or reduces all player currency by a certain percentage. He can also make less points per level so that high level players cannot swat nubs.

Nope, not happening. It'd be better if it was done BEFORE the mid level got insane to grind for back in 2022, but now it's basically not even worth it.

[Traveco]

this game is dead
thers just like 70 ppl playing rn the rest are just alts

[jimruler6]

lvl imbalances not rly that big of a problem since there r ways to kell higher lvl players like using ur skill or p dmg(annoying p4/5 pellets)
also having a good pvp guild rly helps too
for runes problem robby could make a shop selling runes at a high price which makes a sort of limit to price of runes like mabe shop sells p3 15m and f1 7m or something like that

[jimruler6]

also the way to make the shops go into the plot could be that the runes were products of the factories;p

[ScootHenderson0]

FIX THE GAME ROBERT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MAKE RUNE SHOPS!!!!!!!!!! a stage 5 rune could be 5m, stage 4 rune 4m stage 3 rune 3m, and so on. FIX IT ROBERT YOU ARE OUR ONLY HOPE