Is Crpg "popular?"

[Wiltzu]

People, there're a lot of people who would love C-RPG but they don't know about it

So advertise c-rgp!

[Jarlek]

People, there're a lot of people who would love C-RPG but they don't know about it

So advertise c-rgp!

YES, SIRE!

[Remy]

Advertise cRPG, gain cRPG gold.

Then watch as the crazy spamming begins. 

[chadz]

just say the word and i'll add referral links

[MrShine]

weeeeerrrd

[Toffey]

damn, them hating more than this community does O_O

Off-topic is actually a pretty great place. But most people don't play Mount & Blade at all, let alone cRPG. Also, RipperX does make way too many threads. -.-

[Wiltzu]

chadz, start advertising C-rpg=D and put some advertises up in the forums also(not c-rpg advertises XDD), you gain money from it so that you don't rely on the donations.

[Osiris]

native is sooo much better most servers are empty

[Teeth]

The main thing that makes cRPG more appealing to me than native is the fact that being a twohander in battle is actually viable. In native everyone is a shielder that packs a few throwing weapons and archers have enormous accuracy and missile speed. If you manage to survive that theres always things to dodge like the great lance, which you cant do anything about.

With that being the main thing, Native has nothing to keep you interested for a long period of time. No stats tracking, no unlocking of any kind, no reward for winning. It gets old pretty quick.

[Templar_Ratigan]

I think it must be getting more popular as the quality of the community, especially in game, appears to be slipping more and more.

[Teeth]

It gets better the further you get away from EU 1.

[Kafein]

And I found cRPG by browsing the server list and checking the column which tells you whether it's native or a mod, and I stumbled upon a thing called "cRPG" and I was like "uuuu this has 'RPG' in the name, wut diz"

Exactly what I did when I started being bored with Native MP.


M&B isn't the kind of game you can show to your friends and play together. It is not accessible at all. A steep leaning curve + a multiplayer game = an extremely small and elitist community.

There are many solo games with far more challenging mechanics to learn/master, either by sheer difficulty or by complexity. But in a solo game, when you suck it's not that bad, and sometimes even funny. In a multiplayer game, most people don't want to stay a noob more than one week, or less. It takes patience to reach decent skill levels and that is why our community is so "special".

[Jarlek]

Exactly what I did when I started being bored with Native MP.


M&B isn't the kind of game you can show to your friends and play together. It is not accessible at all. A steep leaning curve + a multiplayer game = an extremely small and elitist community.

There are many solo games with far more challenging mechanics to learn/master, either by sheer difficulty or by complexity. But in a solo game, when you suck it's not that bad, and sometimes even funny. In a multiplayer game, most people don't want to stay a noob more than one week, or less. It takes patience to reach decent skill levels and that is why our community is so "special".

TL;DR we are all hardcore nerds.

[Digglez]

People, there're a lot of people who would love C-RPG but they don't know about it

So advertise c-rgp!

I've long pondered how well some sort of new player recruitment referral bonus would work (50k crpg gold, heirloom point?).  cRPG is far more interesting action game than all these regurgitated cash cow modern shooter CS clones.

[Turboflex]

TL;DR we are all hardcore nerds.

Kirk vs Picard...go!