Information on the Zormite situation.

Raelyn · #1 10-09-2006, 01:16 AM

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Originally Posted by CidNight1142

I think that 'taking yourself and your position seriously' will cause you to overthink the situation. Some of your ideas are great. Working with new players really is the key to good kingdoms. You can have all the power wielding lvl 110's in your army and you're still going to have an 8 member kingdom. I'd much rather have 30 members ranging from levels 5-110. But in that same respect, having a simplistic leader that isn't going to expect the world from the level 5 noob is going to help your kingdom blossom in that way.

I'd never expect the world of a level 5 noob, I'd expect the rest of the kingdom to be doing their best to try to help no longer BE a level 5 noob.

I think your logical is flawed.

Furthermore, having a simplistic leader will only result in your kingdom being led by a simpleton.

CidNight1142 · #2 10-09-2006, 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Raelyn

Furthermore, having a simplistic leader will only result in your kingdom being led by a simpleton.

Or one that leads the most powerful and popular kingdom for well over a year. Whichever one works.

Raelyn · #3 10-09-2006, 01:25 AM

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Originally Posted by CidNight1142

Or one that leads the most powerful and popular kingdom for well over a year. Whichever one works.

CP doesn't need a ruler to be powerful and popular, the theme alone makes it popular.

It's alot harder to convince someone to roleplay a fish. I mean, seriously.

CidNight1142 · #4 10-09-2006, 01:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Raelyn

CP doesn't need a ruler to be powerful and popular, the theme alone makes it popular.

It's alot harder to convince someone to roleplay a fish. I mean, seriously.

That excuse may sort of work for Zormite. But consider Samurai and Dustari, who sit in nearly the exact same position as Zormite. Japanese culture and playing knights are, well, obnoxiously popular with today's youth.