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guess Jaesun is single again
guess Jaesun is single again
Expanding on this idea, if we must have multiple subforums, let's try to keep as few as possible and divide them down lines that no one can argue with - the monocle RPG / popamole RPG line has always been blurry. How about a scheme like this:
Ancient RPGs - Games released 1989 and earlier
Classic RPGs - Games released between 1990 and 2004
Modern RPGs - Games released 2005 and onward
Unreleased Games - games that aren't out yet
That would divide discussion and nobody could argue about where certain games go. Additionally, megathreads could be locked to kill them. If that isn't enough subforums they could be additionally broken down into 1990-1995, 1996-2000, 2001-2005, 2006-2010, and 2011+, or something like that. In any case, I think it would be better than the current system.
but if we have fewer forums, then some new threads would be moved to page 2 in a week!
Yeah, stop whining!Soon it would be revealed that nobody really cares that much about this bullshit - but like a baby cries because he knows that's how he gets a tit full of milk, users whine because they know that sort of attention-seeking post works.
Please purge the JRPG section.
Regards, Astrozombie.
AliceSoft(DESUDESUDESU) was established in 1989, as an eroge(porn game) publisher for the computer market
u cant whine about ppl whining cuz thats DOUBBLE WHINE
I'm not even really sure why the priority is finding a way to please the aspies and the neat freaks, when it should be about making navigation fast and easy. For example, the jRPG and MMO subforums could comfortably go into General RPG, the amount of new threads per week/month is minuscule in comparison. The only reason for their existence seems to be the UUUUH 'TIS UNACCEPTABLE babies. At least the joke subforum that somehow became a real thing (AAA+ Mainstream Whatever) seems to have been merged.
General RPG = anything that vaguely smells like RPG
General Gaming = dumping ground for anything that doesn't seem to fit into GRPG, Adventure or Strategy
That would mean that all the others will become unaccessible.Separate subforum for DU's trolling.
While we're making changes, can we get a vapourware rpg sub-forum (or forum)?
Then we can have somewhere put Grimoire and chaos chronicles threads (and AOD and Dead State threads)
- Great job!
- My only complaint is that now that we have a general RPG discussion sub-forum, it doesn't make any sense to have a seperate jRPG subforum
I'm sure someone can come up with a better way to divide it up - aside from, y'know, just having a single RPG forum - but my basic point is that any division should be based on increasing the functionality and usability of the forum, not some sperg's view of what constitutes a true RPG, arbitrary cutoffs (as in any date-based system), or categorization for the sake of categorization.
So Codex now has very special subforums dedicated to such award-winning developers as Bethesda, Bioware and Blizzard. Congrats. In b4 Fallout 4 fullscreen advertisements.
Really sad to hear so many hateful messages to me about this change I completely thought up and was my entire idea and DU implemented.
Yes because that worked so well the last few times we tried that. Also, nobody cares until you actually do something. And what "problem" has arisen from simply going ahead with it in the first place and actually seeing how people use it? (Note, I couldn't care less what people are saying, I'm monitoring posts made in the forums over-time - because people have a tendency to talk out of their ass. "Oh, this is a terrible change that makes things so difficult BUT WATCH THAT I'M NOW POSTING MORE BITCHES")My question is though, for a big/thorough decision like this, shouldn't you have asked the community first?
Nonsense, Jaesun (IE. the one who has to deal with this) was already 100% onboard.But... this is a pretty serious change which was apparently thought up by one person, then implemented immediately without asking the actual people who have to deal with the changes for their opinion.