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Originally Posted by Izmael
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Pretty sure that if the PvP community made an effort to be seen as welcoming on the forums, the red server would be different.
90% of the posts from the red players are either cringy attempts at trolling, or trying to make them look better than the "bluebies". Very rarely a red player is being nice and friendly on the forums. No matter how much of a nerdy glass-wearing dweeb they are IRL they will constantly talk smack trying to sound "gangsta". I bet some of them literally reread their posts before clicking submit and remove punctuation and capitalization so they appear even more "hardcore'.
The literally only exceptions to this cringefest I can think of are Swish and Tala.
Guess this didn't work out too well for the server as noone seems to be impressed by how tough the red players are or is willing to hang out with them.
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Blue has a lot of cringy trolls as well. Red has popularity but the severs just have a shorter shelf life than blue servers. It is the nature of competing vs players that get stronger instead of the environment that stays the same for 20 years. If Red99 opened a new server there would be a healthy population. It would actually work really well with the green recycle type servers. Red99 1.0 had a good population and the server was a joke. It would be much more polished now then it was when it opened. There were a lot of broken mechanics, awful rules like exp loss on pvp death, and corrupt GMs doing stuff for $$.
The worst issue I have seen with recent red99 besides being stale is the play nice policy rules. The amount of /petitions each guild does is a negative, which is also awful on blue I'm sure. That is something that should not be on a red server. The PvP servers are meant to be more of a sandbox, policed by the community and less rules. Training and everything else should be legal outside of exploits/3rd party programs. PvP servers are meant for people that want more of an immersive, competitive or roleplaying experience outside of the core game content.