English

It has to be pointed out that the whole temple events took place in PvP zones. One can say, well, keep away from that then - watch the grass grow during the months everybody else takes part in it, and see your fraction loose without taking the tiny, tiny chance to change the course. But that is not even the central point in this. The behavior shown kept away the peaceful players, and it drove away the PvP willing Karavaneers who could not make a single point and became frustrated, and fundamentaly that led to an exodus of the Kamists, because they had nobody left to fight against. So that behavior was contraproductive, if not stupid. Civilisation shows not in doing and making what you can do or make, but in deciding on what you are not doing or making for the better of the whole. That's also what a multiplayer game is about, in my eyes. I always try to take that in, and as a political player I am very well aware that, in a way (and a bit like in real life), my responsibilities are greater. But probably it's just me seeing it that way. ;)