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| + | : Very valid, but I do not know personally where else BM is going to advertise without Tom doing it himself? I can't remember how I stumbled on BM (it was completely by accident, I know that much) but I do know that it isn't really the easiest thing to find... perhaps word of mouth would work best. | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 10 November 2008
Losers?
Ah, good catch on the "losers => players" goof, although on some days after I've been playing this game obsessively for over an hour out of the day, I wonder if the former doesn't have some truth to it. :) -Baatarsaikhan 08:47, 7 November 2008 (CET)
Advertise on top100's?
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I don't think this is wise; nor would i recommend it. In the long run it will kill BM.
The type of users imo that use those sites are bored and just looking for something new/quick to play and would often not stay long ingame.. (lack of features (for new knights) and not very graphical compared to the hundreds of other choises)
From a BM-player perspective, its no fun to start building a 'relationship'? with some new knight in the game (eg. if a lord) only to see him wander of a week later without notice. It makes you stop communication with new players completely. BM is more fun with people staying in the game that can remember realms's histories and such.
-Webrv 17:19, 10 November 2008 (+2)
- Very valid, but I do not know personally where else BM is going to advertise without Tom doing it himself? I can't remember how I stumbled on BM (it was completely by accident, I know that much) but I do know that it isn't really the easiest thing to find... perhaps word of mouth would work best.
