Robert_Trentino

Saturday at 10:35 PM

November 1

It’s great to see this conversation still open with so much constructive feedback. Clearly, there’s work to be done if we’re aiming to be an active “serious roleplay” server, whatever that might look like.

One thing that really stood out to me, coming back, is how much everyone matters in this game. Every character, every scene, every choice we make shapes the IC environment we’re building together. It’s not about who’s selling the most guns, who’s the richest, or the most feared; it’s about all of us working together to create a fully immersive, engaging city roleplay experience.

If we approach the game with this mindset, many of the issues we’re seeing will start to improve. The server will naturally attract more players, and staff will be able to recognize and reward high-quality factions. Those who don’t enjoy realistic roleplay will eventually move on. The best roleplay happens when we respect the time, effort and creativity each player brings to the table; this is not only what sustains the community but also what makes the experience truly rewarding for everyone involved. If you’re looking for a trigger-happy environment or aiming to dominate as the biggest or strongest faction, this might not be the community for you. This is a roleplay community. We’re creating something larger than any one character or faction--a city that feels real because of the unique contributions everyone brings. Without each of us, that world would be incomplete.

Our focus should be on raising the quality of our interactions, grounding our characters in realism, and contributing thoughtfully to this shared space. Admin support for this approach can make all the difference.