Recent content by Myth

I do agree with most of the things you said, my focus on removing people from play was to prevent the faction from having good fighters, ecolords, target callers, leaders during a war... but the individual effect is far too punishing. Ok, dropping some ideas: - The faction HQ holds a key, "HQ...

I thought that alt accounts were not allowed in MR, I probably misread. I do agree with most of what you said, and I also do not like the idea of keeping players out of the game. But how else can you make someone's death really meaningful? I feel anything related to money such as more expensive...

I dumbed down my ideas to this, as some sort of Proof of Concept: 1. The assassination of a player consists in removing them from play for a definite amount of time chosen by the assassin (a week, two weeks...). It does not imply a final death of the assassinated player. The more time the...

Pointing out to readers that we called it an end.

To be fair, I think you are entirely missing my point. And, of course it is my oppinion, this is a public forum and I deliberately used statements to emphasize that fact in case it was not obvious enough, based on your logic you might aswell remind our audience that the sky is blue.

It does not really matter knowing all the details nor discussing who was wrong or right, that was not my point really, nor using the video as an example that the community is toxic, in fact, rather the opposite, that the video might contribute to that wrong perception, I think what matters is...

Yes, that is the video I was referring to, I did not remember all the details. I feel a group of new players can have whatever reason they want to come into the game, within reason. Materializing their objectives is another matter, most likely either they will end up giving up on the game or...

I think as a new player it is difficult to understand or easy to miss that the current player base is mostly made of the relatively small community that started almost two decades ago in FoM, thus it is somewhat inevitable that most players know each other to some degree, this encourages some...