Property reset

+1 but would have to be careful about what's considered "an acceptable time of inactivity". Would make more sense to call inactivity 1month+ of not playing..

Well it should be added but the system should be like , if Player A didnt was unable to join for some weeks or months his house should be sold to bank in a low price by the system and the cash should be transfered to the players account, this type of thing will basically prevent players from high wealth loses..

M3E6 wrote:
You cancelled the feature after you turned it back on Mike.... This was back in february.

Can we get this feature back?

Flyburger wrote:
Can we get this feature back?

Yeah, can we?

It should be back. I never turned anything off. I’ll check.

Mike wrote:
It should be back. I never turned anything off. I’ll check.

You have to visit in order to keep or just join for few minutes ? Asking because sometimes i don't visit my houses for weeks even if i'm active.

"- Entering a property will no longer show a message stating that properties not visited in 28 days will be repossessed.
This 'feature' was cancelled. It will still show you when you last visited the property though."

http://mikescnr.com/forum/index.php/topic,1833.0.html

M3E6 wrote:
"- Entering a property will no longer show a message stating that properties not visited in 28 days will be repossessed.
This 'feature' was cancelled. It will still show you when you last visited the property though."

http://mikescnr.com/forum/index.php/topic,1833.0.html

Yeah I removed the part where not visiting a property would cause it to be sold but inactivity in general still results in properties being sold.

M3E6 wrote:
"- Entering a property will no longer show a message stating that properties not visited in 28 days will be repossessed.
This 'feature' was cancelled. It will still show you when you last visited the property though."

http://mikescnr.com/forum/index.php/topic,1833.0.html

didn't check all updates already

Mike wrote:
Yeah I removed the part where not visiting a property would cause it to be sold but inactivity in general still results in properties being sold.

perfect