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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. :) -[[User:Baatarsaikhan|Baatarsaikhan]] 08:47, 7 November 2008 (CET) | 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. :) -[[User:Baatarsaikhan|Baatarsaikhan]] 08:47, 7 November 2008 (CET) | ||
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I don't think this is wise; nor would i recommend it. In the long run it will kill BM. | 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) | 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) | ||
| + | (also, them things are often rigged - who control's the db? a monthly bribe goes a long way.. Also, many people use 'auto-clickers' - a small program to auto-submit etc.) | ||
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. | 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. | ||
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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. --[[User:Haerthorne|Aerywyn]] 16:34, 10 November 2008 (CET) | : 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. --[[User:Haerthorne|Aerywyn]] 16:34, 10 November 2008 (CET) | ||
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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?
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) (also, them things are often rigged - who control's the db? a monthly bribe goes a long way.. Also, many people use 'auto-clickers' - a small program to auto-submit etc.)
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. --Aerywyn 16:34, 10 November 2008 (CET)
- If a game is good enough, it should get new players on its own - sometimes just through word-of-mouth. (user:web)(not good with this indentation, sorry.)
