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Each base feels methodically designed. The easier bases start out approachable, while the higher difficulty levels are designed to lure players into a false sense of security, only for them to instantly regret their decision when they’re sent back to the respawn button. This provides a challenge that requires them to pay attention and think, keeping them engaged with your content, and helping with player retention long term.

I typically don’t comment on base packages, but I’ve been using these for about a week prior to their approval, and I have to say they’re great. These bases will make players stop and think rather than simply rushing through them, keeping them more engaged with your server’s content and helping with player retention. Great job!

@DrayTemplar hi, if you want to buy a base then use /buyraid moradon_easy_raid01 if you want to spawn a specific base without buying it then use /rbe moradon_easy_raid01 if you want to spawn a specific base somewhere randomly on the map without buying it then use /rbevent moradon_easy_raid01

the documentation has been rewritten to be easier to read and incrementally introduces you into deeper functionality of the plugin. this should help alleviate confusion and difficulty with setting up the plugin. it also hints at what is to come.

optional in the next update, expand the buyraid ui to include options for PVE and PVP. an optional confirmation dialog is enabled to prevent accidental purchases. if pve or pvp buttons are enabled, then the player must click the respective PVE or PVP button instead. this is a functional difference, and I could default it to PVE but that would defeat the purpose of a having a PVE button. just click PVE if you want PVE. if you want PVP then click PVP. this respects the Allow Players To Buy PVP Raids option when set to false. there is no functional reason to enable the pve/pvp buttons when that option prevents PVP purchases, but it is possible for anyone who likes the appeal of the extended UI. this respects the raidablebases.buyraid.pvponly and raidablebases.buyraid.pveonly permissions raidablebases.buyraid.free will now correctly show "FREE" as the cost to anyone with that permission. raidablebases.buyraid.free will now bypass a configuration that has not enabled any costs. this can benefit shops indirectly, so please do not use this to circumvent the intended functionality. that is, if selling from a shop, then it will never be supported unless the shop sells it for free. this does not mean that it cannot work, but it means RB cannot handle a refund if the shop handled the purchase instead of RB. many more exciting changes are awaiting in the next update too, only to be revealed when the update is released I know, it's not the prettiest but even ugly ducklings are loved by their mothers. there are config options to change colors, and text is in the language file for EN and RU.

@Demo_71 heya, this is fixed in the next update. you can use a different payment method (Economics or ServerRewards) until then. if you don't want to wait, you can easily apply the fix yourself by editing RaidableBases.cs. simply replace lines 16521 to 16525 with this: int amount = Math.Min(slot.amount, amountLeft); amountLeft -= amount; slot.amount -= amount; slot.ReduceItemOwnership(amount); if (slot.amount <= 0) slot.Remove(); else slot.MarkDirty();