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Originally posted by hwttdz
<snip> Some of this is due to the lack of submissions of content by users, which is no fault of gamebanshee but compounds the problem. The forums are less frequented which is one of the reasons that there are less submissions of content. There are less reference threads for newer games. The forums are less discussion oriented and more bookkeeping, and when someone does have a rule question that is unclear it is not answered as often. <snip> |
Part of the limited response to existing game forums likely reflects age of the game and availability of detailed walkthroughs. So discussion only arises when opinions are offered or an unusual game twist occurs. Inevitable IMO. The inclusion of a wide range of RPGs though breathes new life to the forums with new releases, follow ups etc. Also fertile ground for advertising obviously. With the advent of online multiplayer RPGS perhaps a concentration of GB'ers could coordinate to synchronize online access to particular servers (ie role play together) as a functional vechile for subsequent forum discussion. I am sure there would be amusing tales to tell.
Regardless, evolution is relentless and change must always occur. I would however caution Buck on the cloning project - there may be decreased longevity of the clones and we would hate to sanction Admin dieoffs or culling....