I'm recently re-watching an anime call 'Overlord' and got an idea. 
When you imagine the classic RPG mission format, it's easy to envision someone establishing a charming inn. The diligent innkeeper would then pay a modest fee to prominently display the missions of distressed players on the inn's bustling notice board. Acting as a crucial intermediary, they would earn a healthy 10-30% profit, while the brave individuals who undertake these quests receive their well-earned reward upon successful completion.
Intrepid adventurers, eager for a challenge, would approach the shrewd innkeeper, perhaps forming formidable teams or bravely taking on the most pressing missions from other players. Typical examples of quests could include protecting a new house from terrifying nightly mob attacks, serving as reliable mercenary guards when a player constructs a home, becoming contracted partners for lucrative Mining expeditions, or Assisting in the monumental creation of intricate mapart (cuz when you build maparts there are the chance where the mobs would spawn to mess with the builders).
And here's another thrilling idea: establishing a guild, perhaps known as "The Adventure groip," right within this very inn! Players yearning to bravely hunt annoying Warden could be recruited here.
Alternatively, they could band together to seek out mysterious trial chambers, ancient pyramids, hidden underwater ruins, and treacherous woodland mansions, eager to plunder their valuable treasures and clear them out. This undoubtedly heightens the thrill of discovery and epic adventure!
If that's not enough, PvP enthusiasts could gather at the inn to stake their hard-earned prize money, with the victorious combatant claiming the bounty. Imagine the excitement as the player who first tracks down and vanquishes a notorious 'Wanted' criminal wins a generous reward! The possibilities for endless fun are truly limitless!
If someone were to open a dynamic RPG mission hub like this incredible inn, the survival community would absolutely come alive.
"Inn keeper, I will take that mission for 10 million."
When you imagine the classic RPG mission format, it's easy to envision someone establishing a charming inn. The diligent innkeeper would then pay a modest fee to prominently display the missions of distressed players on the inn's bustling notice board. Acting as a crucial intermediary, they would earn a healthy 10-30% profit, while the brave individuals who undertake these quests receive their well-earned reward upon successful completion.
Intrepid adventurers, eager for a challenge, would approach the shrewd innkeeper, perhaps forming formidable teams or bravely taking on the most pressing missions from other players. Typical examples of quests could include protecting a new house from terrifying nightly mob attacks, serving as reliable mercenary guards when a player constructs a home, becoming contracted partners for lucrative Mining expeditions, or Assisting in the monumental creation of intricate mapart (cuz when you build maparts there are the chance where the mobs would spawn to mess with the builders).
And here's another thrilling idea: establishing a guild, perhaps known as "The Adventure groip," right within this very inn! Players yearning to bravely hunt annoying Warden could be recruited here.
Alternatively, they could band together to seek out mysterious trial chambers, ancient pyramids, hidden underwater ruins, and treacherous woodland mansions, eager to plunder their valuable treasures and clear them out. This undoubtedly heightens the thrill of discovery and epic adventure!
If that's not enough, PvP enthusiasts could gather at the inn to stake their hard-earned prize money, with the victorious combatant claiming the bounty. Imagine the excitement as the player who first tracks down and vanquishes a notorious 'Wanted' criminal wins a generous reward! The possibilities for endless fun are truly limitless!
If someone were to open a dynamic RPG mission hub like this incredible inn, the survival community would absolutely come alive.
"Inn keeper, I will take that mission for 10 million."