jobs and dailies

[Starnaess]

Ryo is a key conponent for the rp experience. It allows one to give form to one's character desires such as improving his gear or giving him the augments or rituals he wanted. However ryo is hard to come by, unless one has a deep knowledge of the site most tend to turn toward missions for their income. Missions as fun as they may be tend to be slow. Not only do they require the kage approval which by itself could take days to get. But the completion of them takes even longer providing very low and unstable income.


My suggestion ia to make a daily system in the form of jobs. Charactera may take any of the jobs aviable in the village and post in the appropriate thread about how they fare in said job. Each post would provide them with a predetermined amount of ryo and there would be a limit to the times one can post. This would work much like grades where a mod would read the post and if deemed sufficient it would automatically assign the money to the person's account. No need for kage approval or for several days of waiting for a C mission to be conpleted.


The longer one works at thst specific job the more he would earn. Like after a week the pay would increase a certain amount up to a cap where they would get a promotionn

Higher class level would give access to a higher paying job. The grading for these dailies would have to be of the same lenght of a normal traininf post. 3 paragraphs of 5 sentences each.

With thos system it would incentivize people to post keeping activity up aswell as allowing them to reach their goals without suffering from days of waiting.


Suggestions? Ideas?

[👺 Usiel]

This is something for your Kage to do. Talk to your Kage to create something.

Edit: That is the point of Missions. Your Dailies are missions. Some are quick some are not so quick. Pay is within the missions. Other than that sorry I wont be applying "Jobs" your job is "ninja" or something that's in the Professions. Gotta talk to the Kages.

[👺 Usiel]

So I spoke to you in the cbox a little bit more in-depth. I still want this to be Kage based as it is their job to get activity for their village with missions and incentives but while I was using the restroom earlier I thought of something that maaaaay be something you are looking for. I'll be posting something similar for Kages but I wanted others to see this as well.

So, we have 2 professions. We have Artisans, and Alchemists. There's not much I can really do for Doctors, and ritualists are kind of sidelined until I add more types of Rituals that allow people to have automatic activations without the need of performing a seal.

Anyways. So here's the idea.

Kages create missions for Artisans and Alchemists. They pay these missions out of pocket, and they pay people for said items that they want. Like say long swords (as they seem the most common). They make requests. They pay per item built and they pay for the item, while paying for the mission. That way those who are better can take more missions.

These items are put into their armory so then Kages can do what they want with them. Personally if I was a Kage I'd create a requisition process where ninjas can sign in for items to use for their missions and then they sign them back in when they are done (or they use them up because alchemy are one use). Some may want to rend the items out. Who knows, up to them. Anyways with this set up you can have people build into Armories, get mission credits, and get paid for the job they are doing.

For Medics, it'll be hard to do except maybe those who can perform Augmentation Rituals.

For Ritualists, the way they can do this is by looking into Rituals that have triggers. For example, I believe there is a Ritual in Restoration where if someone takes damage, the seal fades and they get health. There are others that work in a similar way. In Scrying Rituals there are rituals where you put seals on the bodies of people. These seals stay on the bodies until someone tries to do a scrying on them. The seal disappears. So a business like this could be applicable, but may be difficult to have done with Kages.

Anyways. I hope this helps. I hope this is something you would not mind seeing.