Re: DOD:S
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 2:38 pm
What community website is the source community using now?
- To interject my opinion on the matter:
1. I think we can all agree that the flame fest between the two communities would be on an epic level, once we are all put together on one community website. I would be really annoyed if people from another game were to go on here and interject there opinions about the rules we have in our game or the way we play it.
2. We don't need the traffic, honestly what are we going to gain together as a group? It isn't like there are any sponsors around that are seeking the attention of a few hundred gamers playing 2 dead games. They barely support CS 1.6 and CS:Source which have 50 times (probably much more) the ammount of competetive players. There just isn't a gain for the merger of the communities.
3. Maybe we can gain a few new teams to our game.. That is a possibility, however, what if those new teams brought in a few more cheaters. I mean if they don't really give two shits about DoD 1.3 and only care about Source then I could see more of a chance for them to cheat. At the very least- half of the teams will die before the season even gets to the 3rd week mark much like how the source teams in DCN worked out.
- The one suggestion I would have for adding Source to TPG is try a Draft first. It is the best way to test something with the least involvement. You don't really have to worry about admins keeping interest for too long and if 4 teams worth of players join up then maybe you have something worth trying. But, if it does work there really isn't much of an option left for 1911, you would want those source players to use 1911. It is the best and easiest way to get information accrossed. I hardly check the TGP website for rule changes or updates on whats going on with the scheduling for upcoming weeks.
All-in-all I would say no. I wish it could work and it probably could work, but no one is going to be happy about it and you might find the source community to be split in two. Kinda like how it took some of the dod community so long to switch from GotFrag to 1911.
- To interject my opinion on the matter:
1. I think we can all agree that the flame fest between the two communities would be on an epic level, once we are all put together on one community website. I would be really annoyed if people from another game were to go on here and interject there opinions about the rules we have in our game or the way we play it.
2. We don't need the traffic, honestly what are we going to gain together as a group? It isn't like there are any sponsors around that are seeking the attention of a few hundred gamers playing 2 dead games. They barely support CS 1.6 and CS:Source which have 50 times (probably much more) the ammount of competetive players. There just isn't a gain for the merger of the communities.
3. Maybe we can gain a few new teams to our game.. That is a possibility, however, what if those new teams brought in a few more cheaters. I mean if they don't really give two shits about DoD 1.3 and only care about Source then I could see more of a chance for them to cheat. At the very least- half of the teams will die before the season even gets to the 3rd week mark much like how the source teams in DCN worked out.
- The one suggestion I would have for adding Source to TPG is try a Draft first. It is the best way to test something with the least involvement. You don't really have to worry about admins keeping interest for too long and if 4 teams worth of players join up then maybe you have something worth trying. But, if it does work there really isn't much of an option left for 1911, you would want those source players to use 1911. It is the best and easiest way to get information accrossed. I hardly check the TGP website for rule changes or updates on whats going on with the scheduling for upcoming weeks.
All-in-all I would say no. I wish it could work and it probably could work, but no one is going to be happy about it and you might find the source community to be split in two. Kinda like how it took some of the dod community so long to switch from GotFrag to 1911.