i never say Marc Jacobs have something to do with RoR , but RoR have evrything to do with everything Marc Jacobs create , because ROR use all the same interface and features class race ect... of warhammer.online have , mean Marc Jacobs philosophie , so not sure why you are in deny here , 95% of the game is from Marc Jacobs , ROR make a massice job coding the game but not create the game and the philosophie of the feature the game have ,Cyrylius wrote: ↑Sat Oct 08, 2022 5:36 pm Marc Jacobs has nothing to do with RoR.
When you create a warband you are called a warband leader because you decide how you want to lead it. If I decide that I want anyone who bothers to join - well, you get what joins. If I want to kick you for any reason, including "I don't like your fashionhammer sense" - it's my warband. And I have every right to kick you for that exact reason. If I decide to kick everyone not playing marauder and with a name not ending in "r" - well, time to roll a new mara. Warband being open or close doesn't change that in any way. You don't create a warband to serve the pug casual players who want to have a group cause that makes them feel better. You can, that's called overflow, and is usually called in region chat, but opening your warband doesn't automatically make your warband FFA pugfest, you, as the leader, are allowed to keep it as sweaty or casual as you want. And the only thing that can really affect you is members leaving, usually due to not having fun in your warband. So, once again: opening your warband has nothing to do with catering to casual players. If you want a warband lead in a specific way different from every other warband running at a given time create one. If you can't put even this much effort don't expect others to play into your expectations about warband gameplay.
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open public warbans is something Marc Jacobs create from is philosophie not from ROR not sure why you are in deny about basic fact , you also have private warbans for what you say