Thank you! It seemed like a good way to document unspoken changes in character. I just discovered it today.

This forum isn’t being turned into a finger pointing mess @Koosh. The point was to possibly look at other ways of opening up the field to newer players, not point out X, Y, and Z’s faults.

If we want to lay it out, one of the big reasons people can’t stay at thier job site, is because they wouldn’t/couldn’t get much rp. For instance, unless you…[Read more]

Well said Akima. However just because a person only started in DE, doesn’t mean they weren’t in Perdition for two years, and in Midian before that, Cola before that, and Gor before that. I would be willing to bet that pretty much all of our seasoned… ( and lusted after).. roleplayers in DE were and are elsewhere for a long long time before…[Read more]

T’was not meant to offend, or be directed at anyone. Apologies for ruffled feathers. My meaning is not that business owners should be policed. By the point a person is an appointed business owner, you already know who they are to some degree.
The admins do do a lot. We all have our real lives etc. I have been around a while, and I have…[Read more]

Oh yes! I completely agree with what you said. However, currently we know that most business owners do not stick around at thier business’s anyway. So what about updating our ideas of what a good leader would be. Creating rp for others to fit into is a good start. But what about instead of just waiting for someone to prove if they are going…[Read more]

I think the basic businesses in Dead End are a great idea. It is a shame that they are not more populated though. In most businesses you don’t find the owners or employees there at all. I do not suggest that it be regulated. There are some fundamental problems with the businesses in the city though. The biggest one is the hurdles that ‘new…[Read more]