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sellsword said:And as for the number of people entering and leaving, baddestmf, you will actually find that the people who left, didn't subsequently join another tribe. They were booted because they turned inactive or joined accounts with a member (and not used as push accounts, like some tribes do). The one exception I can think of right away was AB Solute, who rejoined his friends in the pre-made Phoenx. He came back to the tribe -- three tribe changes, one member. Once again baddestmf, twstats. "oooh em geee, Zombie has so many tribe changes, how is that possible, they must be noobs!" Punch has 238 changes. You cover 7 continents and started as a K tribe. Zombie has 344 changes, we started out about as we are now, covering 8 Ks, and we are more towards the rim, meaning smaller accounts. Deduction gives you the answer to your question: it is merely a by-product of our way of recruiting and our position.
How hard can it be?
Dude, I already said my piece on this. A tribe as young as yours with that many tribe changes, regardless or circumstances, is a mass recruiting tribe. Perhaps your interpretation of mass recruiting, like others, has negative connotations, and thats your trip, but to me mass recruiting doesn't make you a noob, it just means you have noobish tendencies. :icon_wink:
As I've also said before, Calling PUNCH! mass recruiters does nothing but hurt your credibility. If you're going to argue that recruiting players from the core after months of planning is in anyway comparable to Zombie recruiting 100k players then I hope it's a joke and an attempt at Zombie being more affable. :icon_surprised: