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Farewell (Fearless Blue)

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Cfballer (Fearless Blue)

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24 Jul 2009 08:27Link
I've had a great time while playing Simcountry, but after GM failures and the game losing interest to me I have decided to leave. All of my countries and ceos are for sale, as well as my gold coins. It's been fun getting to know everybody and lets keep in contact on MSN. To message me with offers you can do it through here... Or email me at nagle@sccoast.net or msn at cfballer5@yahoo.com. Thanks
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BorderC (Little Upsilon)

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24 Jul 2009 14:40Link
Good luck.
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Noproblem (Fearless Blue)

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27 Jul 2009 06:45Link
Damn. Another good player leaving
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Solomon Grundy (Little Upsilon)

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28 Jul 2009 23:09Link
Um, guys? This is about our community and not about how many perceived gamemaster failures we saw this month. Understand that even though some believe they are punishing the gamemaster by leaving, what they are really doing is punishing the community. (This is bigger than you Cfballer so don't think it's necessarily aimed in your direction)

I am here for the community of human players. If this game was only C3 I would NEVER play. Is it the same for you, Whom ever may be reading this?

I am not saying any specific player has decided to leave as an "I'll show you" to the GM even though the rest of the forum may prove otherwise. Who is not the point. What I am saying is that even if I build a close relationship with someone, they will still get social scorn for doing what is bad for the community.

So... y'all take your toys and go home, but expect to be called on the carpet when you're doing
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King Xenu (Kebir Blue)

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29 Jul 2009 07:17Link
It's unfortunate that the GM seems to be stuck on Epic Fail mode. The truth is that there are some major problems with SC. The root of the problem is that the GM has tried to turn SC into some kind of socialist reality. The GM tried to make things "more fair" but so far has succeeded only in sucking the life out SC.

Socialist Reality = Boring Game Play = Epic Fail

There are way too many limits on interesting and exciting game play in effect at the current time. It seems that the GM became worried at some point that a few out of control players could wreck the game. It seems that the GM may have been acting out of fear. This would be perfectly normal since the GM has no doubt spent a large part of his existence in creating and improving SC. The GM had a perfectly normal human reaction when he felt his creation was in jeopardy.

Unfortunately, the decisions the GM has made are causing SC to become less and less interesti
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Aaron Doolavay (White Giant)

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29 Jul 2009 08:13Link
Why would someone else keep playing a game that's not fun anymore just because YOU still find fun in it? Not finding this fun or a lack of interest is a perfectly acceptable reason to leave no matter why it is fun and interest are no longer found.
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Solomon Grundy (Little Upsilon)

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30 Jul 2009 00:52Link
The "wrong reason" would be to leave in order to punish the Gamemaster rather than leaving the community because of boredom or lack of interest. I'll try to be more clear next time. It's just a bummer watching folks go, and I don't want to see a mild exodus turn into a mass exodus. :/

There are things that I've been informed of that this simulation does that I don't care for also. The market for example. Why, once the game is established, would the simulation be padding or adding products to the market that are in short supply? Why aren't prices allowed to skyrocket, factories shut down? If it's going to be a simulation of Earth countries, then it should work the same way.

If country 'A' gains control of 90% of the widget production world wide and they completely stop production then the simulation should simulate in the realest way possible what would really happen. Yes there would be
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Lawerance (Kebir Blue)

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30 Jul 2009 02:17Link
bye baller......(salutes baller)
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Solomon Grundy (Little Upsilon)

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30 Jul 2009 23:36Link
Opps this is already being discussed in another thread that I discovered today (there's alot there) guess I'll take the discussion there.
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Cfballer (Little Upsilon)

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31 Jul 2009 04:46Link
Solomon you were not even here to know of the problems that have caused us to leave... Before you decide why or why not I should leave, please explain to me what you know of the situation! You are new to the game and your opinion is honored but don't speak out of ignorance, but out of knowledge. This game has dwindled down to a very small community compared to what it once was. Most of this can be explained by the GM's and there toy Laguna. Whats left of that community i will keep in touch with! If anybody is interested in my account, empires, or countries please let me know!!! It will give you the chance to come out on top of this game. Especially since most vets are already gone :(
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Solomon Grundy (Little Upsilon)

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31 Jul 2009 05:27Link
This is what I know of the situation:

With what's presented so far, we have whiners trying to hold the GM hostage with their measly couple of bucks a month and/or lack of their charismatic presence. Calling it from the roof tops in order to incite more people to join them (why not keep it in private chat where y'all do the chatting with your close friends that you're keeping in contact with after you leave and primarily communicated with OFF of this medium?) It's negative drama and though it's a bummer to lose people I'd most likely enjoy getting to know it's best if y'all just shut up and go if you're going to. (and Yes, I find it offensive to try to incite others to go with you)

You were getting the mild version before :)
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Solomon Grundy (Little Upsilon)

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31 Jul 2009 17:10Link
No hard feelings there Cfballer, just a let down to see LDI go out like this. Taking the low road and quitting. -sucks I wanted to join 'em when I got back.
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Ares (Little Upsilon)

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01 Aug 2009 00:22Link
Or maybe they just have played for several RL years and grew tired of the game... seeing as how you quit for no apparent reason this spring, I would not be one to criticize.
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Revival (Little Upsilon)

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01 Aug 2009 02:03Link
It's quite upsetting to see great players leave Sim country. Those following players that left have myself inspired to keep going and become great players like them, however i do not know if the reason was because of the GM's decision or because they got bored of game, however still, what the Game masters did was unacceptable and was wrongful. Laguna was even worse amongst all of them.

Cfballer, you were one of the few greatest player i look amongst on, take care.
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Solomon Grundy (Little Upsilon)

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01 Aug 2009 02:04Link
You wouldn't be one to criticize but you just did, funny how that works lol As a matter of fact you're making a judgment call with lack of knowledge, maybe if I posted a reason (like what I'm commenting on) you would have something to base a judgment call on. So, I'm glad you've decided not to be one to criticize.
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Ares (Little Upsilon)

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01 Aug 2009 02:59Link
I was suggesting YOU not be one to criticize. You spend no money on the game compared to what many of these players have spent, you do not know them personally, and do not spend the amount of time that they have spent. My point is you have not earned the right to judge them yet. While none of the things I've listed will change what you think, I'd ask that you hold your tongue until something you say will actually benefit others instead of criticizing some of the best players the game has seen.
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Solomon Grundy (Little Upsilon)

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01 Aug 2009 04:49Link
Maybe you could point out what you think is so critical. Instead of being so general that nothing can be worked out here.
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Ares (Fearless Blue)

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01 Aug 2009 08:34Link
I fail to see any motivation behind criticizing players who contributed much to the game and left after playing several real life years. Find something better to do.
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Solomon Grundy

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01 Aug 2009 14:53Link
Maybe you could point out what you think is so critical. Instead of being so general that nothing can be worked out here.

(oh that's right that would make your position too weak, I guess it just wouldn't look critical enough for you to express your opinions in the pompous way in which you do. I get it lol)
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Solomon Grundy

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01 Aug 2009 15:11Link
Also, what you comprehend when you read is going to be called into question soon as my first paragraph started out:

"Um, guys? This is about our community and not about how many perceived gamemaster failures we saw this month. Understand that even though some believe they are punishing the gamemaster by leaving, what they are really doing is punishing the community. (This is bigger than you Cfballer so don't think it's necessarily aimed in your direction)"

Stop trying to turn this into me brow-beating Cfballer. Unless he's more than one person he can't be the "whiners" I had referred to.

Comprehend this:

"I am not saying any specific player has decided to leave as an "I'll show you" to the GM even though the rest of the forum may prove otherwise. Who is not the point. What I am saying is that even if I build a close relationship with someone, they will still get soc
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Lawerance (Kebir Blue)

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01 Aug 2009 20:16Link
Solomon i have been here for a long time despite the half year long absence and i have made my self on the first experiance on simcountry the most hated guy other than LH and i come to find that most of those who were there when i was around are gone for instance:

maclarenbrown
steelknife
klarina
dgoe
davepat
ebby
amache

and so onl.....while we all may have been the bitterst of enemies i know that bnone of them would quit without good reason. you cannot judge people until you have played long enough to get to know them
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Laguna

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02 Aug 2009 00:05Link
Yes, yes. Laguna is the source of all evil and the Devil is only a cover-up. The Bible got it wrong. Tell me a conspiracy theory I haven't heard yet. Maybe one that involves Pictionary and strip would be nice.

You are several months behind, Solomon. Things began to go down in the beginning of the year and hit rock bottom around May.
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Solomon Grundy (Little Upsilon)

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02 Aug 2009 03:26Link
Group hug! :)
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BorderC (Little Upsilon)

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02 Aug 2009 03:53Link
Have things hit rock bottom yet??