05-20-2011, 09:15 PM
Just out of curiousity (sorry for butchering the english language), why aren't we allowed to destroy stuff more often? I figured it was due to trust and fear of abuse, but I was just curious.
The whole mmo thing doesn't really fit well as a analogy to chubbs, because on a mmo the reason why you can't destroy stuff is so that other players can quest/do their own thing. Is that the really the reason? I didn't figure that fit, because on a server for a mmo you have thousands of players. On here we are lucky to have 10 active people.
I was just curious. Because I'd, personally, be much more likely to join a Saga if Belle was destroying a city and I wanted to stop him, then joining said saga because a random npc is attacking said city. I think some players are also getting to the point where they are far enough ahead that people would have to team up at this point.
Edit: No offense intended in any of this postrz.
I dunno. I think I'd just care a lot more about what people did on this forum if it actually changed the world not just for them, but everyone who roleplays. But, that's prob in a perfect world, amirit?
The whole mmo thing doesn't really fit well as a analogy to chubbs, because on a mmo the reason why you can't destroy stuff is so that other players can quest/do their own thing. Is that the really the reason? I didn't figure that fit, because on a server for a mmo you have thousands of players. On here we are lucky to have 10 active people.
I was just curious. Because I'd, personally, be much more likely to join a Saga if Belle was destroying a city and I wanted to stop him, then joining said saga because a random npc is attacking said city. I think some players are also getting to the point where they are far enough ahead that people would have to team up at this point.
Edit: No offense intended in any of this postrz.
I dunno. I think I'd just care a lot more about what people did on this forum if it actually changed the world not just for them, but everyone who roleplays. But, that's prob in a perfect world, amirit?