A Letter To Jorbtar

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jordancoles wrote:No one is asking for a reset?
Eigthmark wrote:game's dead, stop playing until w7 at least
He didn't exactly request a reset/new world, but the premise is still the same.
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The driving force that is currently keeping the core players playing is that we have everything setup right now and don't want to lose it, imo a world reset with no fixes would just kill this game and any remaining players. It would go from 160 players online to like, 40.
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I agree and I dont think people really wanna start a new world in this kinda lag :roll: it would take forever to do stuff
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jordancoles wrote:The driving force that is currently keeping the core players playing is that we have everything setup right now and don't want to lose it, imo a world reset with no fixes would just kill this game and any remaining players. It would go from 160 players online to like, 40.
160 players online? lol. It hasn't cracked 100 in a month dude.
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cobaltjones wrote:
jordancoles wrote:The driving force that is currently keeping the core players playing is that we have everything setup right now and don't want to lose it, imo a world reset with no fixes would just kill this game and any remaining players. It would go from 160 players online to like, 40.
160 players online? lol. It hasn't cracked 100 in a month dude.
yeah it has been, almost cracked 200 yesterday. highest ive seen it since i stopped playing
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+1
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cobaltjones wrote:
jordancoles wrote:The driving force that is currently keeping the core players playing is that we have everything setup right now and don't want to lose it, imo a world reset with no fixes would just kill this game and any remaining players. It would go from 160 players online to like, 40.
160 players online? lol. It hasn't cracked 100 in a month dude.
It's been over 100 on a regular basis for quite a while, idk your time zone but it's always around 130 when I'm on during the day
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jordancoles wrote:The driving force that is currently keeping the core players playing is that we have everything setup right now and don't want to lose it, imo a world reset with no fixes would just kill this game and any remaining players. It would go from 160 players online to like, 40.
I think your wrong about the game dying during a reset. If you remember every time reset comes around there's been upwards of 800 people online. If the lagg went away although thats never going to happen , but if it did I'm sure you'd see the servers packed again. Although that would make it lagg and wed be back in time to when people were killing everyone in hopes that theyll quit and make it lagg less .
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overtyped wrote:
jordancoles wrote:The driving force that is currently keeping the core players playing is that we have everything setup right now and don't want to lose it, imo a world reset with no fixes would just kill this game and any remaining players. It would go from 160 players online to like, 40.
I think your wrong about the game dying during a reset. If you remember every time reset comes around there's been upwards of 800 people online. If the lagg went away although thats never going to happen , but if it did I'm sure you'd see the servers packed again. Although that would make it lagg and wed be back in time to when people were killing everyone in hopes that theyll quit and make it lagg less .
Number of players doesn't affect the amount of lag from my experience/from what people have told me. We didn't have this lag problem at the start of w6 so it would be different for a full of lag w7.
Duhhrail wrote:No matter how fast you think you can beat your meat, Jordancoles lies in the shadows and waits to attack his defenseless prey. (tl;dr) Don't afk and jack off. :lol:
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