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Isn't it a bit pot meets kettle to suggest that another community be split (especially to go to another place where ONCE again many have stated right here in this very thread that they would like to avoid them) from their original group?
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That's Reddit's concern, not the RPC's. It sounds like (to me) that you're suggesting that you're packing up and going to Gilgamesh in order to reach out so that these roleplaying Redditors will have a RP community to enjoy on their own server. As honorable as that sounds...is it not a bit melodramatic? I'm an avid Redditor and I still had the ability to choose between the Reddit community and my other friends on Balmung. If they want to roleplay, they can definitely find roleplay. If not on their own server, then on a different one. It's the way it's always been, and I've never seen a problem with it in the past.
I'm not saying it's not a perk to Gilgamesh. But is it really a reason?
I'd also like to point out (and back up Teardrop) by saying that I don't see any of this cliquishness that keeps being referred back to. :/ In fact, I've never known for an entire RP community to be so horrid that it shuns new players. I've known guilds to be elitist, but those guilds have never been the poster child for roleplaying communities. Not to mention, Gilgamesh (or any other roleplaying server out there) won't be immune to elitist guilds.
All in all, people have the right to choose where they want to go. I suppose it just seems like most of the arguments for Gilgamesh have been arguments against Balmung. When in reality, I have yet to see any of these so-called problems that are apparently exclusive to Balmung roleplayers.
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That's Reddit's concern, not the RPC's. It sounds like (to me) that you're suggesting that you're packing up and going to Gilgamesh in order to reach out so that these roleplaying Redditors will have a RP community to enjoy on their own server. As honorable as that sounds...is it not a bit melodramatic? I'm an avid Redditor and I still had the ability to choose between the Reddit community and my other friends on Balmung. If they want to roleplay, they can definitely find roleplay. If not on their own server, then on a different one. It's the way it's always been, and I've never seen a problem with it in the past.
I'm not saying it's not a perk to Gilgamesh. But is it really a reason?
I'd also like to point out (and back up Teardrop) by saying that I don't see any of this cliquishness that keeps being referred back to. :/ In fact, I've never known for an entire RP community to be so horrid that it shuns new players. I've known guilds to be elitist, but those guilds have never been the poster child for roleplaying communities. Not to mention, Gilgamesh (or any other roleplaying server out there) won't be immune to elitist guilds.
All in all, people have the right to choose where they want to go. I suppose it just seems like most of the arguments for Gilgamesh have been arguments against Balmung. When in reality, I have yet to see any of these so-called problems that are apparently exclusive to Balmung roleplayers.
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