Hey its better than seeing a bunch of grapple knife servers and city rpgs.
True, here's a touchin' story. My brother went on to his account, and wanted to see what had happen in the past few days. He starts up blockland, nothing to unusual. His friend IMs him on rtb, Joseph went to the server where his friend was playing. He raced and had fun. His second friend wanted him to come so his first friend and the second friend raced. It was amusing, an average time killer, the third friend invited him to another server, Whats this? A racing server? Oh boy! My brother unplugged his Ethernet cable and went outside. He came on later, to find that some of the racing servers were obsolete, and had no start up system or what seemed to be a decent score bored. Things got out of control fast as he quickly saw the servers with sloppy "race builds"
Whats the moral of this dear story? When you and or a large group of players decide to do something for a vast period of time. It can make players unhappy knowing the quality of most potential servers and the builds of some servers will lack knowing the builder/s may have just rushed the map instead of carefully designing a map that is fun/fulfilling/and amusing at the same time.
My lesson to my brother? Never follow fads.
