the multiple and continuing complaints that the websites activity is significantly tailing off are only coming from you gotjack. i can't recall anyone else.
you've kept saying that the reason for inactivity for live games is because of the limited live games freemium players have. that's wrong, which i've explained, but i suppose i will explain it again. 3 live games is quite a few hours, maybe half a days gaming, plus you get the 1v1 extras. no one is leaving the site for good because they can't play a 4th live game in a given day. those are the ones that are coming back, and probably going to purchase premium.
before d12, i was part of the original hasbro risk community back in 1999 with msn games. i remember dozens of games to join, a choice between ranked or non ranked. it was the risk, and risk 2 game which required the CD, it was thriving, and there were dozens of different games other than risk, but basically msn zone was a testing platform for the futuristic nintendo xbox online play and the creator hasbro/deepred created the risk game to play online, and then did nothing at all for updates or the online community..., till risk factions came along many many years laters. in the meantime, browser versions were created, mostly suitable for 24 hour gaming... live online risk probably won't get to those heights again, with xbox, playstation, and the hundreds and thousands of browser, and console games to choose from.
so over the following years before i stumbled on this great place, msn died out, but some diehards risk players including myself, carried on, found a new place to try and play and rebuild the community, and the only way to keep it going was to participate actively as constructive member..in that process, ranking ladders were created, clan communities were formed, and tournaments organized for live games. and this CD game sucked for online stability, so you had to have an honourable reputation as a non quitting player (someone who didn't quit after a few hours).
basically, it takes an effort and you have to do it yourself gotjack. tell people about the site, send game invites, send emails, private message them. do it for yourself otherwise your words are just an eyeroll from me and considered spam after i have already explained all this and given you suggestions on how to get players to join.
you aren't going to find another good place to play live games, because i looked and looked till i found
d12 which has it all.
the multiple and continuing complaints that the websites activity is significantly tailing off are only coming from you gotjack. i can't recall anyone else.
you've kept saying that the reason for inactivity for live games is because of the limited live games freemium players have. that's wrong, which i've explained, but i suppose i will explain it again. 3 live games is quite a few hours, maybe half a days gaming, plus you get the 1v1 extras. no one is leaving the site for good because they can't play a 4th live game in a given day. those are the ones that are coming back, and probably going to purchase premium.
before d12, i was part of the original hasbro risk community back in 1999 with msn games. i remember dozens of games to join, a choice between ranked or non ranked. it was the risk, and risk 2 game which required the CD, it was thriving, and there were dozens of different games other than risk, but basically msn zone was a testing platform for the futuristic nintendo xbox online play and the creator hasbro/deepred created the risk game to play online, and then did nothing at all for updates or the online community..., till risk factions came along many many years laters. in the meantime, browser versions were created, mostly suitable for 24 hour gaming... live online risk probably won't get to those heights again, with xbox, playstation, and the hundreds and thousands of browser, and console games to choose from.
so over the following years before i stumbled on this great place, msn died out, but some diehards risk players including myself, carried on, found a new place to try and play and rebuild the community, and the only way to keep it going was to participate actively as constructive member..in that process, ranking ladders were created, clan communities were formed, and tournaments organized for live games. and this CD game sucked for online stability, so you had to have an honourable reputation as a non quitting player (someone who didn't quit after a few hours).
basically, it takes an effort and you have to do it yourself gotjack. tell people about the site, send game invites, send emails, private message them. do it for yourself otherwise your words are just an eyeroll from me and considered spam after i have already explained all this and given you suggestions on how to get players to join.
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