Post: #5
01-14-201611:37 AM
Well I mean the bank idea was kind abandoned and it just kinda turned into a shop of mine. But no it has nothing to do with that.
I talked alot with Izzy about this the other day and I feel that the people who did come on only come on for the community now. Not the game. For many of us the game is stale and the only reason we stick around is because the community is lovely. After that initial catch-up was done. Most people seem to have either gone back to servers they've found more fun or they've left because they don't like minecraft.
It's not the content, it's the game and frankly there's not much we can do about that. Having the server posted on websites and voting for those sites is just about the only thing we can do to get a playerbase up but even as it is there are so many servers with established playerbases already that it's hard to get anyone.
I talked alot with Izzy about this the other day and I feel that the people who did come on only come on for the community now. Not the game. For many of us the game is stale and the only reason we stick around is because the community is lovely. After that initial catch-up was done. Most people seem to have either gone back to servers they've found more fun or they've left because they don't like minecraft.
It's not the content, it's the game and frankly there's not much we can do about that. Having the server posted on websites and voting for those sites is just about the only thing we can do to get a playerbase up but even as it is there are so many servers with established playerbases already that it's hard to get anyone.
You look like you're going to spend your life having one epiphany after another, always thinking you've finally figured out what's holding you back, and how you can finally be productive and creative and turn your life around; but nothing will ever change; that cycle of mediocrity isn't due to some obstacle, it's who you are.
[b]The thing standing in the way of your dreams
Is that the person having them is you.[/b]