MIP#101 - Revision of Obstacle Mechanics In Heroes of Mavia

Proposal Overview:

MIP#101: Revision of Obstacle Mechanics In Heroes of Mavia

Executive Summary:

This proposal, referred to as MIP#101, seeks to introduce a series of significant updates to the mechanics governing obstacles within the environmental ecosystem of the Heroes of Mavia mobile game. The proposed changes aim to enhance gameplay dynamics and introduce a reward system involving the in-game currency, Sapphire.

Current Mechanics:

Under the existing framework, the game mechanics pertaining to obstacles (such as rocks and vegetation) on players' islands are characterized by the following features:

• Obstacles can be removed without necessitating the availability of an engineer.
• Once cleared, obstacles do not reappear.
• The removal process is instantaneous.
• There are no costs (gold or oil) associated with the removal of obstacles.
• No rewards are granted for removing obstacles.

Proposed New Mechanics:

The proposed revision to these mechanics includes several key modifications designed to increase engagement and strategic resource management:

• The removal of obstacles will now require that an engineer be available and not engaged in other activities.
• Obstacles will regenerate over time, subject to a maximum limit; further respawning will not occur until existing obstacles are cleared.
• The removal process will involve a brief duration (less than 60 seconds).
• A nominal cost in either gold or oil will be incurred for each obstacle removed (less than 5,000 units).
• Players will have the opportunity to receive a small quantity of Sapphire (0-7 projected) as a potential reward for clearing obstacles. Additional amounts for NFT holders.

Illustrative Example:

Accompanying this document is a visual depiction that illustrates the proposed flow of obstacle interaction—from their appearance to the process of removal and the final cleared state.

Development Timeline and Implementation Strategy:

The development period for implementing these changes is estimated at two weeks. The commencement of this project is intended to be immediate upon the successful passage of this proposal, allowing for a swift transition to the enhanced gameplay mechanics.

Conclusion:

The revisions outlined in MIP#101 are designed to invigorate the player experience by integrating a reward mechanism and introducing new gameplay challenges. These changes are expected to foster greater player interaction and strategic planning within the game's ecosystem. Approval of this proposal will not only enhance the in-game environment but also potentially increase player retention and satisfaction by rewarding engagement with valuable in-game resources.