One Last Shot...
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Hello, Tribalwars Community!
It is time for another Thinktank. This time, we'd like to have a discussion about the community aspect of the game for new players.
There are lots of ways that new players can get engaged with the game in different ways, whether it is through discovering the external forums and the tools there and self-learning, or through relying on the mentoring system and those players who are able to provide valuable and fair advise accordingly. Personally, I have always found that being part of a tribe, experiencing the community aspect of the game that comes with it, is by far the best way to enjoy the game and be more likely to remain in a world or even playing the game itself.
It is the community element of the game, especially (but not only) relating to tribes, that we would like to explore today. We would like to receive players' experiences, opinions and suggestions that could help in improving this aspect of the game.
When responding, we'd appreciate it if you think about this from the position of 'how could we help newer players', those who don't have the contacts, previous world friendships or reputations that can be very useful at times in the game for getting into an already established community within the game.
We would love to hear your thoughts on this matter!
How easy it is to make new friends in the game? What are the issues you find with this? How could this be improved within the game?
What challenges are there for new players in finding a group or tribe in which to join? When a new player joins a tribe, do you feel they part of a community? How could this community aspect be encouraged or improved from a game aspect?
What adjustments, improvements and alterations could be made that might help new players get 'in' with and engaged with the community?
And...anything else that you feel has relevance to the theme of the ThinkTank
Thank you in advance for any and all opinions, suggestions and ideas put forward!
It is time for another Thinktank. This time, we'd like to have a discussion about the community aspect of the game for new players.
There are lots of ways that new players can get engaged with the game in different ways, whether it is through discovering the external forums and the tools there and self-learning, or through relying on the mentoring system and those players who are able to provide valuable and fair advise accordingly. Personally, I have always found that being part of a tribe, experiencing the community aspect of the game that comes with it, is by far the best way to enjoy the game and be more likely to remain in a world or even playing the game itself.
It is the community element of the game, especially (but not only) relating to tribes, that we would like to explore today. We would like to receive players' experiences, opinions and suggestions that could help in improving this aspect of the game.
When responding, we'd appreciate it if you think about this from the position of 'how could we help newer players', those who don't have the contacts, previous world friendships or reputations that can be very useful at times in the game for getting into an already established community within the game.
We would love to hear your thoughts on this matter!
How easy it is to make new friends in the game? What are the issues you find with this? How could this be improved within the game?
What challenges are there for new players in finding a group or tribe in which to join? When a new player joins a tribe, do you feel they part of a community? How could this community aspect be encouraged or improved from a game aspect?
What adjustments, improvements and alterations could be made that might help new players get 'in' with and engaged with the community?
And...anything else that you feel has relevance to the theme of the ThinkTank
Thank you in advance for any and all opinions, suggestions and ideas put forward!