The complaints related to my server, in particular, is because I actually have rules and enforce them. Basically, the complaints are that people can't do what you're complaining about, yet you're using it as an example that clearly the whole game is like what you are complaining about. Kind of backwards, don't you think?
To say people coming onto a public forum and complaining is a sign of EEEEVIL shows a distinct lack of knowledge of the internet. I'd think someone who is so disturbingly proud of having an awful dead meme related name would be well aware of how the internet works.
It's honestly rather funny. My server has only two rules, yet now it's the 'strict' server. Yet there used to be servers with twenty plus rules. As for the game being big enough, the community is actually large enough to support three servers, easily. The thing is that people generally don't bother to spread out, as the community is rather tight-knit. It's a serious problem, and one that Frosty isn't very fond of. People will sit there and complain that they can't play when there's multiple empty servers, or, like you, complain about the situation on one server without just going to another one or making their own.
AquanMagis wrote:
The day someone actually comes into the comments section to compliment someone is the day the Earth stops spinning around the sun, so I didn't think it was necessary to mention.
This said, server-specific matters should not be placed in a section meant to feature general game commentary.
Bom is great. 10/10, one of the best players around. Fue is also great. 10.5/10, would vote as best all around player period.
Oh my, you're right! 90% of the comments are complaints. I'm surprised you used that as an argument.
More specifically, complaints about various server hosts/minihosts over this game's lifespan.
It seems it'll only be a matter of time before people realize what's going on.
When a super-majority of your comments are negative, it's time to rethink things. Corruption that happens on one server reflects the game as a whole.