Suggestion: Inactive users will start to see their rating decrease

Hi, there are users on Vindi who have played a high rating in a game and then no longer play with the rating system. Should they still be motivated to play? The proposal is as follows: If the user has not played with the rating system for 2 weeks, the rating will start to drop (e.g. 5 points per day). The user will also receive an email (if email is enabled) notifying them that the rating is starting to drop. The rating will drop until the user plays a rated game again or the rating reaches the initial value (1400). Example: If the user's rating is 2400, it will drop to 1400 in 200 days. This would motivate such users to play at least one game every two weeks.

I have to go to the hospital for 2 months and my rating is going down...this is complete nonsense...

I don't know how often vint.ee users end up in the hospital and can't play with their smartphones. One user once a year?

Whatever, even if I go on vacation for 3 weeks, you think I have to play in the forest,,,,hello winter,,,now you tend to go too far. I think it's a pastime, but you're indirectly forcing me to play. That you have to play if you don't want to lose points..you're trying to bring a new obligation to everyone that you have to play...

We can discuss this two weeks - maybe 1 month would be better?

In FlyORDie games, 1 point per day has been going for years and no one minded.

Meikop, do you want to make everyone addicted to gaming?

1 game in two weeks/months does not give off the hallmarks of a special addict.

I don't like this. Some users play one game one month, another month another, forcing them to play at least one game in each game within a couple of weeks is idiotic. I'm on vacation for a month in the meantime, so I can't rest peacefully either. This time should be much longer, at least 2-3 months. Nothing should happen before that.

Do you have statistics on how many % of users have played even 1 game here with a smartphone? For example, I haven't played any games with a smartphone and most likely never will.