It would take a pretty big overhaul again I guess.. But IMO it would probably work a bit better.
So here it is.
Worlds are open to join for a maximum of x days (2-3?). When one closes for new players, the next opens. This would keep players to a relatively close level in terms opportunity in any given world.
Now to counteract the massive amount of "winners" going straight into a guild world -
Each world has a set amount of campaign points depending on number of players inside it. Something kind of equation could be worked out as to exactly how many points each player would receive from not just winning, but also participating in the world. (Total points, KSA, KSD etc?) bonus for being the winners.
To enter a "guild world" it would cost xxx points, which would need to be accumulated by playing multiple worlds.
Guild worlds could then be scheduled to run monthly/bimonthly with a SET time. If a player decides to take part in that guild world, they know exactly what and when they are signing up for. Potential to cancel their sign up up to 2 days prior - or similar. Also a participants list may be made available within a week before begin.
Anyway.. Cheers for reading the thoughts. No idea if it'll get anywhere but figured i mays well put it out there.
See yas round.
