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Old 05-07-13, 11:26 AM   #1449
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Originally Posted by Arclight View Post
Hunter: to be honest I don't see it happening in a million years. Communities tend to grow around existing sites. Once you have the community it makes sense, but indeed not before.
Ow I agree, though we've already imo accomplished quite a bit to have a Subsim group that takes part in different games. Heck I'm still suprised we've managed to keep the lolwaffles alive and kicking from 2008 to 2010 and we flew a lot back in those days pretty sure it was like 4 evenings a week and sometimes even more. I can only put blame on myself that I've let it slide as at the time I just ran out of ideas and steam for IL2.

Next I think our game library doesn't help...so much to play
back in the day I had pretty much only IL2, the rest played games I didn't had and they didn't had the games I played. I've cacthed up quite a bit in those years to my regret at times whenever I see those moths fly out of my wallet Ah well my excuse is that I've quited smoking so better waste that saved cash on my other much worse addiction

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Originally Posted by Arclight
Another thing is that there would never be much of a core beyond ourselves: our explorations into hosting Arma and DCS has already shown that stated interest often doesn't translate to actual participation, let alone continued participation. Even if you get a good group, half of them might be gone a month later.
That's part of a online community, you get some that stick and some that go. Though if you keep it up for a while you will notice that slowly but surely the core grows...even if it's a one at a time.

What I notice with our game activity we play online that it is extremly seasonal and all over the place, then we have a week or 2 we play intensively a Paradox title, then it's Civ V, then it's a classic like Rainbow Six or W:EE&W:ALB. I think we also stopped setting a date for a game we play instead it's the usual on TS and we get to doing something when one or a few made their minds up instead of ''whatever/I'm fine with everything'' answer. If we say for example Wednesday is ArmA II perhaps it'll kick some regularity in our group? I think a week day suits better then weekend as some may actually have an attempt at ''life''

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