/archive/skins/kits/ · last edited 18 Mar 2021 · Support
The vote reward system was reviewed for clarity and fairness. Each player earns one vote token per day by completing a daily login and visiting the server’s official voting site. These tokens accumulate and can be redeemed in the in-game reward shop. Tokens reset daily at midnight server time and do not carry over. A player can claim up to ten tokens per day, with a maximum of fifty stored at any time. This limit prevents abuse and ensures ongoing engagement.
Crates are random reward containers obtained through voting or special events. Each crate has a tier system: Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Epic. Common crates are available to all players after 50 tokens. Uncommon crates require 100 tokens and are unlocked after a player completes three consecutive daily votes. Rare crates are available at 200 tokens and require a minimum of 10 days of active play. Epic crates are event-only and require a full server milestone, such as 1000 total votes in a week, and are distributed to top contributors after a review by moderators.
The system currently uses a weighted random draw inside each crate type. The odds are set to ensure that 50% of all crates drop a cosmetic item, 30% a utility item, and 20% a badge or title. This distribution balances player satisfaction and resource scarcity. Moderators will audit a sample of crate drops monthly to confirm fairness. Open questions remain about whether to allow crate trading between players, and whether to add a “crystal” currency to unlock guaranteed items.
Decision: No player-to-player crate trading will be allowed at this time. A new currency called “spark” will be introduced in two weeks, with 50 spark earned per 100 vote tokens. Spark can be used to buy guaranteed items, but crates remain the primary way to obtain rare or unique rewards. Open question: Should crate drops be previewable before purchase, such as showing a list of possible outcomes for the current crate type? Decision deferred pending player feedback after the spark rollout.