A kind of system that has potential to utterly invalidate the majority of people in any vote should the vote have more than two options.
So.
What is to be done, then?
Imagine this world as a microcosm of...well...the actual world. It's not hard to imagine. MMORPGs can be very realistic insofar as interpersonal dynamics function between the real people who inhabit a virtual world whom then make it quite real by extension.
Mankind divides. It's what happens. Fact of life. Countries, provinces, municipalities, duchies, counties, cities, towns, cliques, circles. Why exactly this happened, why Tribalism became a component of the Human Condition, is because of a ton of reasons but those aren't important now. The fact is, is that it happened, it's a part of us, and it is something we must learn to deal with.
It's impossible to just disregard it, to just bring everyone together and tell them to kiss and make up and live together is not going to happen. They won't get along because
no two individuals are the same
.
Looping back to the point; this guide. There is never going to be a proper consensus on it. Ever. The world is too divided for that to happen. This isn't as if we're founding a new country. There's little that unifies in way of common interest. There is the game, and roleplay, which are things of arbitrary recreation (and thusly not important). No human rights are being violated, there's no tyrants to behead, nothing.
So, then, and again.
What is to be done?
May as well just delete this thread and the other one while we're at it. Why do they really need to exist at all? Neverminding the fact that there will not be consensus on what is to be in the guide, do more than 5% of people who come here not know about roleplay? It's super similar between most MMOs with only superficialities changing between. It is playing the game via recreational and cooperative writing with other players. It's not rocket science.
Save yourself.
Savior self.
09-Jan-2018 01:52:39
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