09-24-2014, 12:31 AM
The only reason I tried to help was because LVP has provided me with a lot of entertainment over the years. I started my original topic with this:
Some are partially correct in saying that it's an outdated game, but I bet if they were to see 5 of their friends online they wouldn't hesitate to login.
I don't have specific ideas, just a broad insight: the servers that are still "active" are objective-based. Sadly our active admins aren't developers and therefore can't do anything about it. I'm not blaming the developers, just trying to explain why things are the way they are.
Quote:LVP was created in 2006. Several years later and the community is still present. My question has always been: how in the world have we continued to play an outdated game for 8 years? I begin to realize it's no longer the game that keeps us around, it's the community itself. We've turned from a server-based community to a social-based group. I'm pretty sure that I'm not the only one that checks the forum to see what new things are being discussed; or even check ithe IRC channels to see if any of our friends are online. Sadly, our server is dying and there might be little to do about it due to the lack of interest.
Some are partially correct in saying that it's an outdated game, but I bet if they were to see 5 of their friends online they wouldn't hesitate to login.
I don't have specific ideas, just a broad insight: the servers that are still "active" are objective-based. Sadly our active admins aren't developers and therefore can't do anything about it. I'm not blaming the developers, just trying to explain why things are the way they are.