Reddy wrote:Phil Piratin wrote:Returning to this point, I've just done a quick look through the Nations list, and here are the players numbers for the English CPs:
Hutori - 8
Kalistan - 6
Kirlawa - 8
Likatonia - 8
Luthori - 8
Malivia (allows English names...) - 8
Mordusia - 8
Rutania - 6
These numbers are all higher-than-average, and point to the fact that there is significant player demand for English nations where English parties are welcome. .
Fair enough but I'll do a similar cherry-picking exercise to prove that the supposed correlation is weak at best.
Badara - 7
Egelion - 8
Indrala - 7
Istalia - 8
Kazulia - 6
Sekowo - 7
Valruzia - 6
No one is denying that there are some very inaccessible cultures but cultural diversity on the whole is a positive for the game in my view. As for the reasons why players pick different countries, I think they are too complex and personal.
Reddy wrote:My point stands. Asking players to name characters in certain languages is not some kind of difficult imposition.
Reddy wrote:Yet player numbers have virtually doubled in the past 18 months or so. At one point, we had more than 300 players. Clearly whatever squeeze has happened is having no effect on attracting players to this game. I think we can easily agree there that there's no need for any worries for the future of the game on that account.
Phil Piratin wrote:you also did earlier with the "essays" remark).
Phil Piratin wrote:As it happens, I almost always play in non-English nations and have not played in an English nation for a long time, but that does not stop me from recognising the needs of players who prefer to play in those nations.
Phil Piratin wrote:Who decides whether a culture is illogical and nonsensical? If a culture is somehow illogical and nonsensical, might it maybe be even more illogical and nonsensical to suddenly replace it with something else with no explanation?
Corvo Attano wrote:Second You don't deserve and answer because I and the rest of the player base of my nation did not deserve to be consulted in the making of this culture map. Me saying do the change is more than fair
jamescfm wrote:Phil Piratin wrote:As it happens, I almost always play in non-English nations and have not played in an English nation for a long time, but that does not stop me from recognising the needs of players who prefer to play in those nations.
If you don't play in English nations, that makes me wonder why you seem to think you know what players who do play in English nations want? I do often play in English nations (I am right now) and the fact those nations are "English" is totally irrelevant to why I choose them. Please stop acting as though you are the protector of some unrepresented silent proletariat.
Jamescfm wrote:Corvo Attano wrote:Second You don't deserve and answer because I and the rest of the player base of my nation did not deserve to be consulted in the making of this culture map. Me saying do the change is more than fair
If you want Moderation to make a change then give them a reason to do so. It borders on immaturity for you to say that they should simply do it because you ask them to. If you're not going to provide a reason then it seems to me that you are forfeiting your right to be consulted. Nothing wrong with that but it seems rather counter-productive.
jamescfm wrote:Phil Piratin wrote:you also did earlier with the "essays" remark).
Long passages of text are not appealing to read, I don't think that's a controversial proposition.Phil Piratin wrote:As it happens, I almost always play in non-English nations and have not played in an English nation for a long time, but that does not stop me from recognising the needs of players who prefer to play in those nations.
If you don't play in English nations, that makes me wonder why you seem to think you know what players who do play in English nations want? I do often play in English nations (I am right now) and the fact those nations are "English" is totally irrelevant to why I choose them. Please stop acting as though you are the protector of some unrepresented silent proletariat.Phil Piratin wrote:Who decides whether a culture is illogical and nonsensical? If a culture is somehow illogical and nonsensical, might it maybe be even more illogical and nonsensical to suddenly replace it with something else with no explanation?
Moderation. No.Corvo Attano wrote:Second You don't deserve and answer because I and the rest of the player base of my nation did not deserve to be consulted in the making of this culture map. Me saying do the change is more than fair
If you want Moderation to make a change then give them a reason to do so. It borders on immaturity for you to say that they should simply do it because you ask them to. If you're not going to provide a reason then it seems to me that you are forfeiting your right to be consulted. Nothing wrong with that but it seems rather counter-productive.
jamescfm wrote:Corvo, I’ll extend the offer once again. If you want the map to be changed, explain what should change and why. Moderation don’t have mind-reading powers. It’s getting to the point where you’re coming across as childish.
In response to Phil, several players in this thread hold an opinion that you don’t agree with. If you can’t cope with that then that’s your own problem. I think it should be a great shame if yet another team of Moderators is driven to insanity because certain players don’t want to see reform happen. It is for that reason that I am so empathically in favour of these changes, even though I disagree with a lot of the map (for example I feel there are far too many American and German countries). It’s called compromise.
jamescfm wrote:Corvo, I’ll extend the offer once again. If you want the map to be changed, explain what should change and why. Moderation don’t have mind-reading powers. It’s getting to the point where you’re coming across as childish.
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