Royalty
The Aussie
Lets face it. If anyone was to say that our community is a large one, they would be bullshitting. Although our community does have some good members and is quite well knit, we could always become stronger and grow in size. The question is: How???
Before we ponder this question here's the facts:
To make our community larger and stronger, mainly focusing on the Aussies, the Philippians and Mauritius islanders, all of which have so little members, they can hardly be called a community.
It is primarily the groups own task to grow into a large community however, in order for the groups listed above to grow quickly and flourish, external help is needed.
Our largest groups the Americans and Europeans must help to grow these communities. (The Europeans are less expected to help as in the southern region of our world where the groups which need help are located, the Euros can be expected to ping 350 or more...) Recently the Americans have provided some support for the Asian community, although more help could be provided once player hosted servers are available. The Americans should be ready to provide the same support for those groups who need it, and now that they are quite large, the Asian community should be the ones who primarily provide the support to the groups who need it, as the will ping well in the servers hosted by these groups.
Now I know I'm jumping the gun, as it expected that player hosted server won't be released untill around X-mas (my sources tell me), but we need to start thinking about how we can provide support to other communities, or help to develop our own.
So now to the question- HOW???
Oh BTW, thanks for reading through this chunk of text.
Before we ponder this question here's the facts:
- We have 1482 registered members
- The largest community within our community is the American community
- The second largest community within our community is the European community
- The third largest community within our community is the Asian community
- We do not have any other regional communities above from the three listed above. We do however have smaller groups which don't really have enough members to be classified as communities.
- Other may have witnessed this, however I have never seen more than one server full at any time
- Apart from during 8am-3pm GMT +10 time ( About 5-12pm Chicago time I think) I have never seen a full server.
- We need to do something in order for the community to grow, especially regions where there aren't many community members as of now
To make our community larger and stronger, mainly focusing on the Aussies, the Philippians and Mauritius islanders, all of which have so little members, they can hardly be called a community.
It is primarily the groups own task to grow into a large community however, in order for the groups listed above to grow quickly and flourish, external help is needed.
Our largest groups the Americans and Europeans must help to grow these communities. (The Europeans are less expected to help as in the southern region of our world where the groups which need help are located, the Euros can be expected to ping 350 or more...) Recently the Americans have provided some support for the Asian community, although more help could be provided once player hosted servers are available. The Americans should be ready to provide the same support for those groups who need it, and now that they are quite large, the Asian community should be the ones who primarily provide the support to the groups who need it, as the will ping well in the servers hosted by these groups.
Now I know I'm jumping the gun, as it expected that player hosted server won't be released untill around X-mas (my sources tell me), but we need to start thinking about how we can provide support to other communities, or help to develop our own.
So now to the question- HOW???
- By occasionally joining the servers hosted by smaller groups or communities
- By hopping on TS and talking to member of smaller groups or communities
Oh BTW, thanks for reading through this chunk of text.
, there are a lot of Filipinos that play legions quite frequently (I'd say atleast 10-15!), the rest not so much. The reason why is probably ping, but hopefully that will be addressed sometime in the near future!
