#HBC | Dancer
The nicest of the damned.
Question: Why did J leave? I was under the impression that he simply left because college/work left him with less time but also more importantly other activities that he was more interested in.
In matter of fact I wouldn't think that any veterans left because of dgame's "harsh" community but rather because as their lives progressed on they simply found other things that interested them more (and maybe had less time but that's irrelevant if mafia remains a primary interest to someone).
This is directed at Joey who stated earlier that people were leaving because of our poor community, which I think is mostly untrue. It's pretty much as Acrostic said, internet communities naturally degrade with time.
My advice would be to leave the veterans be and focus on recruiting new players. Just kind of wagering a guess, I think that Dgames doesn't draw in too many people because:
a) Most people don't know about us, much in the same way everyone here doesn't know about 95% of the other sub communities on smash boards and any internal conflicts those sub communities may have are probably not the reason you haven't been involved in them.
b) Being located on smash board kinda means that the players here have to have both an interest in smash and an interest in mafia. I mean they could technically only have an interest in mafia but then why are they on smash boards in the first place? This fact limits the pool of potential new players to draw from.
My solution? Probably just solicit more tbh. They may be against site rules though so idk. It just seems like the obvious answer to the problem of ignorance.
Bullying is a problem (J back in earlier times comes to mind as one of the most grievous examples of bullying, something which I myself took part in [sorry J]) on dgames, but I think that simple fact that so many people are becoming aware of it is a step in the right direction.
I have no comment on Gorf or badwolf right now.
Acrostic I want to have sex with you.
In matter of fact I wouldn't think that any veterans left because of dgame's "harsh" community but rather because as their lives progressed on they simply found other things that interested them more (and maybe had less time but that's irrelevant if mafia remains a primary interest to someone).
This is directed at Joey who stated earlier that people were leaving because of our poor community, which I think is mostly untrue. It's pretty much as Acrostic said, internet communities naturally degrade with time.
My advice would be to leave the veterans be and focus on recruiting new players. Just kind of wagering a guess, I think that Dgames doesn't draw in too many people because:
a) Most people don't know about us, much in the same way everyone here doesn't know about 95% of the other sub communities on smash boards and any internal conflicts those sub communities may have are probably not the reason you haven't been involved in them.
b) Being located on smash board kinda means that the players here have to have both an interest in smash and an interest in mafia. I mean they could technically only have an interest in mafia but then why are they on smash boards in the first place? This fact limits the pool of potential new players to draw from.
My solution? Probably just solicit more tbh. They may be against site rules though so idk. It just seems like the obvious answer to the problem of ignorance.
Bullying is a problem (J back in earlier times comes to mind as one of the most grievous examples of bullying, something which I myself took part in [sorry J]) on dgames, but I think that simple fact that so many people are becoming aware of it is a step in the right direction.
I have no comment on Gorf or badwolf right now.
Acrostic I want to have sex with you.