Difference between revisions of "Starboard Port"
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*Most XP | *Most XP | ||
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| − | + | *Empire Points from VR Center | |
| − | + | *Sports Points from VR Center | |
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*Most Foes Beaten in [[Sector 7-Gamma]] | *Most Foes Beaten in [[Sector 7-Gamma]] | ||
| − | * | + | *[[S.U.I.T. Software|S.U.I.T. Points]] |
| − | + | *[[Astral Stock Exchange software|ASX Chips]] | |
| − | + | *[[Unbranded Arena|PvP]] Rank | |
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| − | + | After all of the other hero-related boards, you see one last empty board. This board is absolutely huge, easily three times as big as the other leaderboards, and it's ringed around the border by a series of artfully decorated snowflakes. A man with slicked-back dark hair is sitting at the base of the board, leaning against one of the posts, chewing on a long piece of straw. | |
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| − | + | As you approach, he says, "Have I got an opportunity for you! This here is the snowflake board. It's the most special board of them all. Only the most deserving hero gets to be on it, and it will proclaim your special qualities to all who see it. Now, you look like a pretty deserving person. How would you like to see your name up there among the snowflakes? Now, there's a small materials fee involved, just to cover the cost of the paint and the paper, mind you. I can tell you deserve to be up there, and I wouldn't dream of profiting from it. I've just got to break even, you see. But for the low, low price of just, lessee, I think X chips would cover it, you'll get all the recognition you deserve. Whaddya say, pardner?" | |
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| − | Should a player buy up to the 16,000 chip mark (31,000 chips total), they will receive the following message: | + | * Snowflake Leaderboard |
| + | ==Notes== | ||
| + | * The Snowflake Leaderboard costs 1000 Chips for the first day, and doubles each rollover afterwards. | ||
| + | * The board will reset back one level if the player doesn't continue to pay each day, e.g. if the player pays 8000, and the next day it's 16000, if he doesn't pay, the day after it will be 8000 again. | ||
| + | * Should a player buy up to the 16,000 chip mark (31,000 chips total), they will receive the following message: | ||
You've unlocked a new avatar! Now you can show everyone what a special snowflake you are. | You've unlocked a new avatar! Now you can show everyone what a special snowflake you are. | ||
[[Image:snowflake.gif]]<br clear=all> | [[Image:snowflake.gif]]<br clear=all> | ||
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| + | * Buying up to the 1,024,000 chip mark (2,047,000 chips total) entitles the player to the [[I Have a Bridge to Sell You]] badge. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* The location name is a play on nautical terms. {{Wikipedia|Starboard}} is the nautical term that refers to the right side of a vessel as perceived by a person on board a vessel and facing the bow (front). {{wikipedia|Port (nautical)|Port}} is the term for the left side. | * The location name is a play on nautical terms. {{Wikipedia|Starboard}} is the nautical term that refers to the right side of a vessel as perceived by a person on board a vessel and facing the bow (front). {{wikipedia|Port (nautical)|Port}} is the term for the left side. | ||
Revision as of 14:33, 9 February 2010
| Starboard Port | |
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| Location: | Bayside |
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Existing Leaderboards
- Most XP
- Flight Points from VR Center
- Empire Points from VR Center
- Sports Points from VR Center
- Most Foes Beaten in Sector 7-Gamma
- S.U.I.T. Points
- ASX Chips
- PvP Rank
After all of the other hero-related boards, you see one last empty board. This board is absolutely huge, easily three times as big as the other leaderboards, and it's ringed around the border by a series of artfully decorated snowflakes. A man with slicked-back dark hair is sitting at the base of the board, leaning against one of the posts, chewing on a long piece of straw.
As you approach, he says, "Have I got an opportunity for you! This here is the snowflake board. It's the most special board of them all. Only the most deserving hero gets to be on it, and it will proclaim your special qualities to all who see it. Now, you look like a pretty deserving person. How would you like to see your name up there among the snowflakes? Now, there's a small materials fee involved, just to cover the cost of the paint and the paper, mind you. I can tell you deserve to be up there, and I wouldn't dream of profiting from it. I've just got to break even, you see. But for the low, low price of just, lessee, I think X chips would cover it, you'll get all the recognition you deserve. Whaddya say, pardner?"
| Pay the X to have your name up on the big board |
- Snowflake Leaderboard
Notes
- The Snowflake Leaderboard costs 1000 Chips for the first day, and doubles each rollover afterwards.
- The board will reset back one level if the player doesn't continue to pay each day, e.g. if the player pays 8000, and the next day it's 16000, if he doesn't pay, the day after it will be 8000 again.
- Should a player buy up to the 16,000 chip mark (31,000 chips total), they will receive the following message:
You've unlocked a new avatar! Now you can show everyone what a special snowflake you are.
- Buying up to the 1,024,000 chip mark (2,047,000 chips total) entitles the player to the I Have a Bridge to Sell You badge.
