Anyone else getting kinda just burnt out over the fact that most of the MRP community are so engrained in this tribalism, server is so toxic because of it and I just see stupid complaints all the time, almost as if getting players on the other team in trouble is some sort of competition.
I can say from experience both NATO/USSR are equally as toxic, especially when it comes to tribalism, both teams do stupid shit, both teams break the rules, sometimes it's more frequent than the other.
A complaint about combat jumping against a USSR GEN - why is this even being considered or taken to the forums, it's a combat jump, who even cares, why are people so fragile that every 2 seconds they need to get staff involved instead of letting roleplay take precedent? EVEN THEN - make a sit in game, don't take it to the forums.
It's so divisive and toxic, it's one of the reasons I just entirely up and left, I couldn't be bothered dealing with it anymore, it's everywhere, from UHC/NHC to the staff team. Everyone cares about their own team more than the health of the server and have genuine contempt for the other side. How many people on the other team do you actively talk to? Or do you just assume they're the worst and refuse to speak to them?
It's so stupid, can people just player both sides more often and learn to put aside such petty differences, those differences being 'my team colour is red!' and 'my team colour is blue!'. Actually grow tf up because you're killing the community with this toxic shit.
I'm mainly ranting, but I swear if I see one more stupid forum complaint about a minor rule break I'm gonna log back on to MRP, join whichever team the person made the complaint is, work up to HC and demote them.
It's a fucking game, if you're getting pissy because the other team win, then you're actually 12 and need to log off and go to school. All the older players have been driven away by it.
Anyone else miss the old community back when MRP just started? No hate, just good laughs and good fun. Was so pure. Being kidnapped by the other team was fun, now it leads to 30 suggestions, 22 forum complaints, 3 staff sits, a threat of an ooc mute, and a demotion/ban for everyone involved.
I can say from experience both NATO/USSR are equally as toxic, especially when it comes to tribalism, both teams do stupid shit, both teams break the rules, sometimes it's more frequent than the other.
A complaint about combat jumping against a USSR GEN - why is this even being considered or taken to the forums, it's a combat jump, who even cares, why are people so fragile that every 2 seconds they need to get staff involved instead of letting roleplay take precedent? EVEN THEN - make a sit in game, don't take it to the forums.
It's so divisive and toxic, it's one of the reasons I just entirely up and left, I couldn't be bothered dealing with it anymore, it's everywhere, from UHC/NHC to the staff team. Everyone cares about their own team more than the health of the server and have genuine contempt for the other side. How many people on the other team do you actively talk to? Or do you just assume they're the worst and refuse to speak to them?
It's so stupid, can people just player both sides more often and learn to put aside such petty differences, those differences being 'my team colour is red!' and 'my team colour is blue!'. Actually grow tf up because you're killing the community with this toxic shit.
I'm mainly ranting, but I swear if I see one more stupid forum complaint about a minor rule break I'm gonna log back on to MRP, join whichever team the person made the complaint is, work up to HC and demote them.
It's a fucking game, if you're getting pissy because the other team win, then you're actually 12 and need to log off and go to school. All the older players have been driven away by it.
Anyone else miss the old community back when MRP just started? No hate, just good laughs and good fun. Was so pure. Being kidnapped by the other team was fun, now it leads to 30 suggestions, 22 forum complaints, 3 staff sits, a threat of an ooc mute, and a demotion/ban for everyone involved.