Profile - HighHybrid • Billionaire City

IGN: HighHybrid

Age: 23

About Me:

I'm HighHybrid, a passionate gamer with a knack for tinkering and modding. I've delved into game modifications, particularly for Dayz, with a collection showcased on my Steam Workshop. Notably, my Fallout Trading Cards mod has garnered almost 18k subscribers. Currently, I'm crafting a unique Minecraft mod that explores unconventional elements using the Create Mod.

Steam Workshop: Steam Community :: HighHybrid :: Workshop Items

Discord Tag: HighHybrid

Billionaire City Experience:

Although my journey in Billionaire City has just begun, I'm already captivated by its gameplay. My prior experience in creating a similar server on Xbox 360 Total Miner has fuelled my passion for this style of gameplay. In just one day, I've invested 8+ hours.

Motivation for Applying:

My motivation to join the staff stems from my history of developing similar servers and recognizing the immense potential in Billionaire City. I want to contribute my skills to elevate the server and recreate the enjoyable experiences I've had in the past.

What I Bring to the Team:

With a solid grasp on the basics of coding languages and their structures, I can actively contribute to development, tweaking, and balancing tasks. Having released mods for public use, I understand the importance of polish and user-friendliness for an enjoyable player experience.

Timezone and Daily Availability:

I'm located in GMT, and you can count on my daily presence and engagement on Billionaire City to ensure smooth operations and continuous improvement. On the Weekdays I can commit at least 1 Hours a day. On the Weekends I can be on a lot more.

Previous Staff Experiences:

I've previously hosted servers, including Dayz and Fivem, as well as private SMP servers. These experiences have equipped me with valuable insights into effective server management.

What would you change about Billionaire City if you were in a high-ranking staff position? ("Nothing" isn't allowed here, Billionaire City is not a perfect construct):

Billionaire City has been an enjoyable experience for me, but I've noticed that enchantments feel a bit too accessible. Currently, with free enchantment upgrades, it's easy to quickly max out all tools without spending any in-game currency. To introduce a more gradual and rewarding progression, I suggest a couple of tweaks.

Firstly, I propose that free enchantments can only increase an enchantment by one level. This means, for example, if you choose Fortune, you would need three free enchantment upgrades to reach Fortune 3. This adjustment would make free enchantments more valuable and add a sense of accomplishment as players work to enhance their tools.

Secondly, I recommend reducing the costs of enchantments overall. With many starter prices ranging from 150-250k, early-game progression can be stagnant. By making enchantments more affordable, players would have a meaningful way to spend their money early on, encouraging a more natural and satisfying progression.

These changes aim to strike a balance between preserving the excitement of enchanting while ensuring a more rewarding and engaging gameplay experience for all players.