The lore community could be seen as an elite, albeit small group in the game, where people have a much deeper knowledge of the world around them, be it NPCs, certain artefacts or places. It gives a great sense of achievement, knowing you've dug through all the literature and dialogues you could possibly find, to get all the answers you've been looking for.
It might not interest most people for whatever reasons, but that doesn't make it any less interesting for us, even though the number of new quest releases have been mild.
There's always old lore to ponder on, or even new stories to look forward to, so let's keep enriching ourselves, without being bothered with being a minority.
You could call it fate - I call it our very nature and duty - to be looking for the answers to this never-ending pool of questions, developing new concepts if you will, constantly rewiring our individual and social consciousness by continuously elaborating into the absolutely new, creating phase changes in our ever-changing perspectives of the environment, and to be finally sharing our knowledge with the rest.
Not addicted but committed
19-Apr-2017 20:51:43