Change? (rattles a coffee cup in your dirrection)

Started by perfecto, June 08, 2013, 02:34:29 AM

Are you happy with the game world, do you need to fix it?

Yes! I need to fix it, it's so broken
1 (2.9%)
Its pretty good, but I have better Ideas
15 (42.9%)
Its magnificent in every single aspect
2 (5.7%)
the IMMs know what they're doing, lets back them up
17 (48.6%)
Those IMMs, Pshhaw.. who needs em.
0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 35

Voting closed: June 20, 2013, 02:34:29 AM

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June 08, 2013, 02:34:29 AM
I've played this game for... Krath.. I can't even remember when I started playing.

All the while I've loved it for what it is, never asking for any changes.  (mostly not wanting any)

Maybe I'm a one of a kinder, or maybe I'm just pleased with what's given to me..  but in all seriousness..

What more can you ask for?
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June 08, 2013, 02:46:38 AM #1
I constantly find things I think can use improvement, and be better made to reflect realism. However knowing HOW to get the game to that state of improvement is usually completely beyond me. I think that's where staff comes in. They decide what and where need improvement most and how to apply it, because they've got perspective.
June 08, 2013, 09:31:28 AM #2
I'm sure even the staff have many ideas of ways to improve the game but simply just don't have the time and/or resources to make the changes.  They come slowly, and certainly not as quickly as we would like them.  We tend to want things right now!
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June 08, 2013, 09:55:22 AM #3
The other day an idea hit me, likely not in the slightest a unique idea... A mud based on the same code and perma-death concept as Armageddon, except all the fantasy yanked out, mapped over bits of the western US, set during the time of expansion. Trains, six-shooters, saloons, wagons, natives, pistol dueling, bank robbing, bandit hunting... Plenty of bits of inspiration to draw from, westerns/samurai movies, Louis L'amour novels, the Donner party, Oregon Trail (dysentery, AGGGHHHH! FECK, and I was doing SO good!), and likely all kinds of other things I can't seem to think of.

But likely a silly notion for reasons I have yet to understand. Plus it would be bad to just toss a game out there that might be competition one day.
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June 08, 2013, 11:51:07 AM #4
Quote from: Fujikoma on June 08, 2013, 09:55:22 AM
The other day an idea hit me, likely not in the slightest a unique idea... A mud based on the same code and perma-death concept as Armageddon, except all the fantasy yanked out, mapped over bits of the western US, set during the time of expansion. Trains, six-shooters, saloons, wagons, natives, pistol dueling, bank robbing, bandit hunting... Plenty of bits of inspiration to draw from, westerns/samurai movies, Louis L'amour novels, the Donner party, Oregon Trail (dysentery, AGGGHHHH! FECK, and I was doing SO good!), and likely all kinds of other things I can't seem to think of.

But likely a silly notion for reasons I have yet to understand. Plus it would be bad to just toss a game out there that might be competition one day.

Um....
This actually sounds awesome.

You should go read The Sisters Brothers.
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June 09, 2013, 11:33:51 AM #5
Quote from: Fujikoma on June 08, 2013, 09:55:22 AM
The other day an idea hit me, likely not in the slightest a unique idea... A mud based on the same code and perma-death concept as Armageddon, except all the fantasy yanked out, mapped over bits of the western US, set during the time of expansion. Trains, six-shooters, saloons, wagons, natives, pistol dueling, bank robbing, bandit hunting... Plenty of bits of inspiration to draw from, westerns/samurai movies, Louis L'amour novels, the Donner party, Oregon Trail (dysentery, AGGGHHHH! FECK, and I was doing SO good!), and likely all kinds of other things I can't seem to think of.

But likely a silly notion for reasons I have yet to understand. Plus it would be bad to just toss a game out there that might be competition one day.

I've got a friend who's been working on something like this for years.
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