Amazeroth wrote:Siggon Kristov wrote:MichaelReilly wrote:I'm with Maxington on this. There does seem to be a weird clique of players on here who don't seem to have a life outside of this game.
Unless a player is writing a elaborate news articles in the forum everyday, this game does not take much.
We're not saying that players should debate and/or RP everyday. All they really need to do is vote on bills.
Actually, even looking in every 4 days would be enough to not get deactivated. And as long as personal life doesn't involve going on long trips without internet access regularly, or longer-than-4-days shifts, or something, this shouldn't be so hard to do.
Exactly. I don't see the point of someone playing the game if they're only going to login once every 5-6 days. They're not really playing. Once every 4 days isn't so bad.
Amazeroth wrote:And for the other cases - sickness, vacations, etc. - that's exactly what deactivation (and of course eve more - self-deactivation) is there for. It's not a punishment for not committing enough, it's a way to keep the game playable for the other players.
Thank you.
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Now I recall your primary problem with a 4-day inactivity limit was that
you couldn't be bothered to put in the extra work that is required to enforce it. Aquinas, however,
said that he doesn't have much of a problem with putting out that effort:
Aquinas wrote:From my own perspective I can report that going through the list of users and inactivating the ones that hadn't logged in for 4 days was just a small chore, little more than clicking a few buttons. It was never necessary to inactivate more than a few users each day. So continuing with a 4 day rule would, so far as I can see, not place an undue burden on me.
Could we have a global 4-day limit?