Hello everyone,
Due to recent events, I have decided to put Elberen on temporary hiatus until a resolution can be reached on the following issue. ALL OF US are responsible for this, and until we can work things out in a way that satisfies everyone, I simply cannot continue.
Here is the issue:
The roleplaying has reached a point where people's feelings are being hurt by players attacking other players. Regardless of how justified these attacks may or may not be - Elberen is NOT a pvp game. Elberen only works if everyone cooperates with each other in a friendly manner.
It is customary in many roleplaying games for a player who wishes to attack another player to ask their permission beforehand. This ensures that everyone is agreeable and on the same page before things get crazy. This needs to happen in Elberen.
That said, I must also apologize for letting this go on as long as I did.
Elberen is a story. A story without conflict is, frankly, boring as hell. However, when that conflict turns into real-life hurt feelings and resentment, it's time to examine our motivations.
So, here we stand. We all know what I'm talking about here, and it's up to us to fix it. If we cannot openly discuss a solution to this, then there is really no point in continuing.
What will we do, friends?
Due to recent events, I have decided to put Elberen on temporary hiatus until a resolution can be reached on the following issue. ALL OF US are responsible for this, and until we can work things out in a way that satisfies everyone, I simply cannot continue.
Here is the issue:
The roleplaying has reached a point where people's feelings are being hurt by players attacking other players. Regardless of how justified these attacks may or may not be - Elberen is NOT a pvp game. Elberen only works if everyone cooperates with each other in a friendly manner.
It is customary in many roleplaying games for a player who wishes to attack another player to ask their permission beforehand. This ensures that everyone is agreeable and on the same page before things get crazy. This needs to happen in Elberen.
That said, I must also apologize for letting this go on as long as I did.
Elberen is a story. A story without conflict is, frankly, boring as hell. However, when that conflict turns into real-life hurt feelings and resentment, it's time to examine our motivations.
So, here we stand. We all know what I'm talking about here, and it's up to us to fix it. If we cannot openly discuss a solution to this, then there is really no point in continuing.
What will we do, friends?