Dear Redpills,
On the whole the MXO community is great but recently there has been a lot of negativity within these forums and I think it's about time we change the mood. While some of the negativity may be justified the majority is not and it does not leave a very good impression for new redpills who are just starting out or bluepills wanting to be freed from the Matrix.
In end what does all this negativity acheive.........................the answer is nothing. Threads get locked, people get flamed and then counter-flamed so what's the point of it all?. Yes things sometimes get said in the heat of the moment but instead of letting it carry on sometimes it's better to simply 'agree to disagree'. At lot of the recent negativity has been expressed at both the developers and the forum moderators but openly expressing your anger in a public is certainly the wrong way to do it and in the long run will only make matters worse. If you have a problem then it's much better to contact the person directly.
It's about time we focus on the postitive aspects of MXO and while people complain of a lack of events or lack of things to do for higher level players there are certainly lots of things to do in the meantime until the events get sorted out and the level cap raised (which I'm sure will happen eventually). It seems that the lack of events is a real thorn in the side of some people and they seem to be just hanging around waiting for something to happen, well and I've said this before and I'll say it again there is nothing stopping you from organising your own events but it seems like everyone is waiting for somebody else to do it and as result nothing get's done. As for me I am currently thinking of ideas for events with something more than just pvp action.
In a nutshell let's be postitive for a change folks and I for one still believe that MXO has a bright future despite all the recent moaning & groaning. Yes some people are leaving MXO but there are plenty more (like me) who still enjoy playing MXO so come on and be postitve.
Thanks for reading,
Namroc
On the whole the MXO community is great but recently there has been a lot of negativity within these forums and I think it's about time we change the mood. While some of the negativity may be justified the majority is not and it does not leave a very good impression for new redpills who are just starting out or bluepills wanting to be freed from the Matrix.
In end what does all this negativity acheive.........................the answer is nothing. Threads get locked, people get flamed and then counter-flamed so what's the point of it all?. Yes things sometimes get said in the heat of the moment but instead of letting it carry on sometimes it's better to simply 'agree to disagree'. At lot of the recent negativity has been expressed at both the developers and the forum moderators but openly expressing your anger in a public is certainly the wrong way to do it and in the long run will only make matters worse. If you have a problem then it's much better to contact the person directly.
It's about time we focus on the postitive aspects of MXO and while people complain of a lack of events or lack of things to do for higher level players there are certainly lots of things to do in the meantime until the events get sorted out and the level cap raised (which I'm sure will happen eventually). It seems that the lack of events is a real thorn in the side of some people and they seem to be just hanging around waiting for something to happen, well and I've said this before and I'll say it again there is nothing stopping you from organising your own events but it seems like everyone is waiting for somebody else to do it and as result nothing get's done. As for me I am currently thinking of ideas for events with something more than just pvp action.
In a nutshell let's be postitive for a change folks and I for one still believe that MXO has a bright future despite all the recent moaning & groaning. Yes some people are leaving MXO but there are plenty more (like me) who still enjoy playing MXO so come on and be postitve.
Thanks for reading,
Namroc