Maybe it the difference of 10 years ago....maybe its because our group is in a different stage of life than the majority of the MOHAA community of today.
Whatever the reason - the general atmosphere and attitudes of todays servers and matches are really sad and disappointing. As small of a community as we have here, it's really sad to see how people are talked to, treated, and otherwise disrespected. In game, vent, xfire, matches, forums....etc.
Whatever gives you kids(and regardless of age, you "grown-up's" don't deserve the right to be considered anything other than kids) the right to talk to people the way you all do, is beyond me. There was a time back several years ago, when respect was given, because it was expected.
I won't speak for everyone - but as for sX goes (nX goes) - we won't be affiliated with it. That saddens me, personally, because I worked my ass off, to get the TWL ladders going again...and all you guys are doing is running it to the ground.
To the old-school guys around, just staying on the outside, watching all this going on - stay there...these kids aren't ready for prime-time.
Good luck all.
Whatever the reason - the general atmosphere and attitudes of todays servers and matches are really sad and disappointing. As small of a community as we have here, it's really sad to see how people are talked to, treated, and otherwise disrespected. In game, vent, xfire, matches, forums....etc.
Whatever gives you kids(and regardless of age, you "grown-up's" don't deserve the right to be considered anything other than kids) the right to talk to people the way you all do, is beyond me. There was a time back several years ago, when respect was given, because it was expected.
I won't speak for everyone - but as for sX goes (nX goes) - we won't be affiliated with it. That saddens me, personally, because I worked my ass off, to get the TWL ladders going again...and all you guys are doing is running it to the ground.
To the old-school guys around, just staying on the outside, watching all this going on - stay there...these kids aren't ready for prime-time.
Good luck all.