Originally posted by Skuzzy
...It is getting tiresome seeing detractors crawl out of the woodwork to ruin a good discussion though...
...Changing a terrain to force certain play styles is the same as mandating players to play a certain way...
Hmmmm… The title was where “Fur and Strat” collide right?
Basically the only thing I see is “furballers’ and straters’ colliding. An exchange in passionate beliefs by both groups, I think you’re getting a little to PC and need not to worry about it so much sheesh.
Changing a terrain will mandate how people play? Yeah, like making it 50 miles to a fight? Seems like you’re pretty much mandating how I play. Switching vehicle fields out with airfields is not going to change the game of the strat player. Or at least I fail to see the great impact it would have on the “war”.
MAW’s,
In the end of it all if you guys are together and doing what you like as a group and enjoy it great! That is indeed the purpose of a game is to after all have fun and enjoy it with your friends. Your size and squad directives have definitely made an impact on game play and the tide at which the war turns.
Having more fields and being closer together though would not diminish that impact on the “war”. It only gives more options for another player who isn’t interested in the shifting of the front lines.
I’m not sure if I consider myself a furballer but I certainly lost interest in the tides of war a long time ago. That may have been a result from my drop in online time. I joined the 13th after or near the end of the “furball” experiment that persists somewhat today. Anything lower than 10K and I feel like I’m walking. I only started agreeing with all the “furball” changes when I log on for an hour and it takes me 10-15 minutes to find a fight.
I’m in it for the fight and so are quite a few others I would imagine. Even when I was waging war I wanted to take a break and find a good fight. Now imagine you’re only on 10 hours instead of 40 (like I was). Where’s the fight man, that’s all I’m concerned with and I really don’t see how that affects your war.