Granger wrote:
Considering how easy it is to make those drones work for you, big threads in FG are not something to be jealous of. Seriously, just give them a simple, repetive task and here you go.
Yo bro your signature has tic tacs on her eyes
Trash Boat wrote:
since the day Mara created the Battlefield thread. such geniality should never be forgotten
It wasn't exactly that great, though. While refreshing as a game, nobody participated properly and he was pulling his hairs over managing that. Same shit happened with the most of his later projects.
But expanding on what Granger said, I don't think you should let any sort of "accomplishment" you make online get to your head. Making popular stuff and seeing people enjoy it (while giving you lots of attention) is definitely gratifying, but don't let that control you. I mean at the end of the day it's almost less than worthless.
silmarilen wrote:
it's not like you only bring quality content to the forum tho.
in fact, nobody does. everybody brings shit to this forum, but some people dont get punished by it while others even only have to go slightly too far and get all the hate of the forum on them.
I don't disagree with the latter point so much as it works as a good check to keep in mind, but people do bring quality into this forum. Sensible discussion counts, anyway. You don't see it as often as it'd be preferred, but yeah, it'd be the best thing OT can produce (or any forum, for that matter). I'm not asking for like a fan fiction thread or something, but having a discussion that goes beyond "I like trains", " dat booty tho", and "morning" invites people in and I guess knits everyone together a little more. Even if everyone's talking about stuff I don't care about, I can tell that's some good quality right there.
Maybe they're all wrong but they're trying to wrap their heads around a topic. Much better than spouting dank memes all day.
I say this because I've found myself at ease in OT a lot more lately.
Anyway, I'm out. Just dropping by because of that modding team thread.