Thank you very much Daomei for some kind of explication at least, although your explication raises even more questions.
I wonder if it really helps to destroy the old Fyros system without ever having asked the players about the 'new' system? Is everybody sure about the old 'call of the dagger system' being bad? Maybe there were other things about Fyros roleplay that would have needed a change?
For example: After merge I watched the rp events and the rp forums.
Many of those forum roleplay discussions after merge made me stay away from Fyros roleplay and any roleplay. Very often those forum discussions ended up in blaming players of having 'personal psycho problems' (as it seems to be attempted here again) and other forms of discrediting player discussions.
Maybe the way those 'rp discussions' back then still keep away Fyros roleplayers? Or maybe it is the Fyros rp content that keeps Fyros players away, not the 'political system'? Maybe it is the way this rp content is presented?
I think more questions should be asked.
I wonder if it really helps to destroy the old Fyros system without ever having asked the players about the 'new' system? Is everybody sure about the old 'call of the dagger system' being bad? Maybe there were other things about Fyros roleplay that would have needed a change?
For example: After merge I watched the rp events and the rp forums.
Many of those forum roleplay discussions after merge made me stay away from Fyros roleplay and any roleplay. Very often those forum discussions ended up in blaming players of having 'personal psycho problems' (as it seems to be attempted here again) and other forms of discrediting player discussions.
Maybe the way those 'rp discussions' back then still keep away Fyros roleplayers? Or maybe it is the Fyros rp content that keeps Fyros players away, not the 'political system'? Maybe it is the way this rp content is presented?
I think more questions should be asked.