Wistrit
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As strange as it may seem, I will support Arandorka on this issue.
Is this Zubr's personal domain? Or maybe Slonysh's personal Fortress? We need to be more tolerant of everyone.
Instead of asking or somehow raising the issue of creating such topics in the "general discussions," making a comment, or trying to resolve this issue in a private message (before the topic was deleted, not after), the topic was simply deleted. Who does that?
Who were the topics bothering? I agree, it looks a bit strange, with two extra topics in the middle of a neat column of Mafia topics, but that's no reason to destroy everything like a barbarian.
Regarding the usefulness of the topics. Arko created the topic because he wanted to know exactly how many people would be playing, whether people would participate at all, and whether people would appreciate his setting. Someone might say that at a time when hundreds of thousands of games are ready to upload their settings to the workshop, this is not a good idea? And Toksi is a complete beginner, he has never played on the hardcore difficulty, so he naturally wants to hear the opinion of the players in more detail.
YOU ARE WRONG.
Deleting the workshop was a justified measure. When dealing with wolves, you have to howl like a wolf. In response to an attack, don't expect a "thank you."
Is this Zubr's personal domain? Or maybe Slonysh's personal Fortress? We need to be more tolerant of everyone.
Instead of asking or somehow raising the issue of creating such topics in the "general discussions," making a comment, or trying to resolve this issue in a private message (before the topic was deleted, not after), the topic was simply deleted. Who does that?
Who were the topics bothering? I agree, it looks a bit strange, with two extra topics in the middle of a neat column of Mafia topics, but that's no reason to destroy everything like a barbarian.
Regarding the usefulness of the topics. Arko created the topic because he wanted to know exactly how many people would be playing, whether people would participate at all, and whether people would appreciate his setting. Someone might say that at a time when hundreds of thousands of games are ready to upload their settings to the workshop, this is not a good idea? And Toksi is a complete beginner, he has never played on the hardcore difficulty, so he naturally wants to hear the opinion of the players in more detail.
YOU ARE WRONG.
Deleting the workshop was a justified measure. When dealing with wolves, you have to howl like a wolf. In response to an attack, don't expect a "thank you."
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
Except the ones we've made