I have stated previously that I don’t think a centralised community will work. I think it’s too contrived for one reason and just papering over the cracks for another. In saying that, however, that’s just my view, it doesn’t mean I’m right. To those who support the centralisation view and believe it to be the right way forward I say, like others throughout this thread, get out there and do it! Stop posting about it and get on with it. You don’t need my or anyone else’s approval just get on with it.

I’m afraid though, therein lies the real problem. There are too many with accounts just sitting around waiting. Waiting around to be told what to do, that treat GM’s as personal entertainment managers, that won’t do anything off their own initiative or use their imagination. I’m sorry if that sounds harsh but I am not singling out any individuals. This is purely my own general perception of the way things are just now.

It can all be summed up in the constant moan; “ I log in and there’s no one on” Translation; “I log in and none of my guild mates are on”. This is nonsense. Between the hours of 8pm and midnight, there will be someone on somewhere, be it Yew, Vesper, Trinsic, The Rose, Swaggers, L’Cress or Cove. All you have to do is log and go find someone to interact with. Why does it have to be a guild mate? There are things going on between individuals or small groups all the time, all you have to do is find out and get involved. It’s not that hard really; just needs a little effort and you don’t need a GM to tell you to do it. Time to stop talking the talk and start walking the walk.