01-11-2020, 04:51 PM
(01-11-2020, 06:50 AM)Steve Kort Wrote: Davin personally I think you fail to realize the mentality of the younger gamer. If there is not lots of variety of things for them to do and accomplish they will get bored and move on.
I certainly hear what you're saying, but I'm having trouble just getting to that stage. If we get enough players we can start adding more factions for more interesting choices. But I don't want them to start out bored.
Take your example with the Boda ... it wasn't very fun playing mostly by yourself, was it? So what if we start up the Boda as one of many choices and only one or two players signs up with them? Aren't they going to be at least as bored, and immediately upon starting?
My idea is if they have fewer choices to start with, then there will be more clans starting in each one. As more players join in we can then add new factions for them to choose from, when the existing ones can afford to be thinner. Hopefully we can maintain a balance as we grow, without bloating or starving any of the factions, and the variety can grow with the size of the player base.