[Conclusion I: Problems]

7 hours ago, JadenStar10 said:

Correction, NS has more customization than any other nation simulator ever made, what it lacks is mechanics, thought that is intentional.

I dont think "NS"ing CN would be the right way to go, though an increase in customization would be welcome, what CN requires more is updates tp its mechanics and the game in general.

NS is a very different type of Nationsim than CN is, practically a different genre at this point, so making CN like NS takes away what made CN, CN.

There are only 2 solutions I can think of:

Kevin Actively Updates the game. reworks alot of mechanics and modernizes the website.

I can go on a long rant of what updates i'd like to see if someone wants but I wont put you all through that.

or

Do what Tevron, Legion, UPN, and Fark did, let CN die, take and continue building your community elsewhere.

Gravedigger 😋

[Conclusion I: Problems]

28 minutes ago, Sir Gunz said:

Velyni Vas,

 

I am not familiar with you but you represent many I have spoken to (most of whom did not stay because they lost hope). Your are emblematic of the problems I alluded to above. I welcome you to the community and I hope you can find a home where you can also grow here. 

 

Sir Gunz,

 

I have only been playing a week at this point. I've been fortunate enough to have made a good choice for an Alliance to join which has gotten me immediately involved, plenty of comradery, and trust. They've held my hand and introduced me to the mechanics, immediate trade circles, aids, etc. It's been a VERY fun week and I really look forward to continuing to grow within the game and build relationships with other Nations/Alliances. Hopefully others are as welcoming as they and you are. Even if not, it won't detour me away from the game. Elitists and communities ruin games (WoW for example) over time. People want an active, accepting, but challenging community - not someone who shames for mistakes.

 

Feel free to reach out to me for networking if you're ever interested. I'd be glad to.

[Conclusion I: Problems]

Hi all,

 

This is my first actual post in this community as I'm a newer player. I used to play a few years back for about a month or so, then deleted and returned a few days back. I do have some thoughts to share, which would hold very little value to anyone I think that has played this game for a long time.

 

I've played in several MMORPGs, dabbed into several other roleplaying ventures and such where vision takes a back seat and communities run the entire scope. On top of that, fresh players like myself tend to be overwhelmed/unvalued in certain circumstances due to just starting out - when in reality, our newer base needs to be guided and should be a part of a new foundation. Politics change with us and can change the scope of what's been done before and bring new "clashes" and "objectives" into the game that maybe have gotten stale because to us, it's absolutely new.

 

The community needs to look at other games, take NS for instance, where there's zero customization but yet they have a thriving legislative group, active forums, laws/debates on the hour. That may be the direction we need with this game to keep it interesting and keep it going. We can visualize a bigger forum, larger interactions, perhaps even sub-forums where Alliances bring thoughts/laws/debates or even restructuring for debate. It might have been tried or seem worthless to some, but here treaties do mean things and so does building a nation and being active. I can only imagine the possibilities.

 

Welcome new players into politics, don't be an elitist, and don't have senseless acts against players or bring them into drama right away. The game takes time to learn and I know even for myself, I don't know where I'd fit in with the political scene - if that's the case for me, I can only imagine how others feel.

 

I hope I can play a part in keeping the game alive, fun, and build some friendships along the day. I plan on being very active myself and I'm excited about the opportunities. I can only hope that there's several more like myself that can contibute along the way.