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(07-01-2013, 04:49 PM)Eva Wrote:(07-01-2013, 04:36 PM)Sterne Wrote: Fair would be adhering to the RPCs purpose. Giving all the RPers, new and old, a place to commune, discuss and be whole - even when that's not possible in game. Note that the banner on this page is "Hydaelyn" Roleplayers. While Balmung is where it started, things are changing now with 2.0 ARR - perhaps the RPC should as well.I agree with this 110% but probably not in the way that you would like.  I think a lot of these issues could be side-stepped if the RPC simply rebranded itself "Balmung RPC" and let those who were so adamant in setting up RP on other servers sort out the specifics of that for themselves.  The original stated purpose of the RPC as I recall was to help unify RPers on one server.  I firmly believe that policy should continue to be adhered to, but that's just one RPer's opinion who is tired of all of this [what feels to me to be senseless] bickering.  The way I see it, if you are not working towards the RPC's initial goals of unifying RPers in one place, you're working against it.  Maybe that makes me look uncompromising or unyielding, but if you so adamantly don't want to RP with me and others on Balmung anyway, why should I care what you think of me? This is how I feel.
Please don't take the desire to move from Balmung as a personal attack against people, yourself included.
All I personally want is a fresh start. I want to feel what I felt when 1.0 booted for the first time after the close of 'beta'.
If the RPC is exclusive to Balmung, then so be it, but that's not how I've perceived it. And that's not how many other people have perceived it. So perhaps rebranding is needed. If it happens, that sucks because I've made so many friends through RPing on Balmung over the years. I believe I can have my cake and eat it too. I can have a place to support my RP ventures outside of Balmung, and I can have an establish place to connect with other players near me, and players one server removed.
You can't judge a person by what they say or think, but only by what they do.