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Whirda Wrote:
Retane Wrote:It's stupid if it doesn't make sense IC. PLus you have to Make Sure it is Noted that they Have the available OM in the first place... You know, versus Spent OM.

It could just be detracted from the 300OM you get from Fortnight Gains.

It seems like a lot of work, but could be fun.


@Deadpool: You are trading Raw OM to do this. Not just gaining it. UNLESS It is the OM you gain from Fortnightly Gains so it never becomes an issue.

Though I think if It is 25 OM per ticket up to 4, you need to clarify it in your Fortnight Post. And all that. lol

This is how I mean the above: why should this constitute an investment vs. the many ways "free OM" are available?

Because the others are not "free" either.

With Book Club, you earn a reward by reviewing player threads. With Voting, you earn a reward by diligently casting votes for the site. With Fortnightly Gains, you have to actively roleplay to gain a bonus reward. There's no "labor" involved with the lottery system, hence the investment.

Additionally, the rewards are the sum of all OM used for ticket purchases. So really, there's no free OM given out. Although, on occasion I may add specials and such to spice things up. I'll also add in unique goods as a higher incentive to participate.
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