Saruman
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Let's say there are two RPGs:
1) Tengro's RPG has existed for a very long time and operated quite successfully
2) Magnus's RPG appeared recently as an alternative to Tengro's, providing the opportunity to play without waiting for part 2 of Tengro's RPG
3) Those who aren't interested in RPGs won't play them anyway, while those who really enjoyed being a Mage Guild will be upset to learn about the closure of both RPGs
4) More than 2 RPGs are not needed; that would truly be overkill
5) What loser? What are you talking about? The RPG lived and developed peacefully regardless of Magnus's
6) If there are problems specifically in developing the concept, I can help both Magnus and Tengro
7) A convenient option is: while Tengro's RPG is running, he is the main Mage Guild; while Magnus's RPG is running, he is. The action takes place in one world, so the RPG will continue without interruption. Well, that's if they can agree, of course.
8) As an option, a third RPG by Gost could be made—that's not overkill yet; I briefly looked at his ideas and they are truly good.
1) Tengro's RPG has existed for a very long time and operated quite successfully
2) Magnus's RPG appeared recently as an alternative to Tengro's, providing the opportunity to play without waiting for part 2 of Tengro's RPG
3) Those who aren't interested in RPGs won't play them anyway, while those who really enjoyed being a Mage Guild will be upset to learn about the closure of both RPGs
4) More than 2 RPGs are not needed; that would truly be overkill
5) What loser? What are you talking about? The RPG lived and developed peacefully regardless of Magnus's
6) If there are problems specifically in developing the concept, I can help both Magnus and Tengro
7) A convenient option is: while Tengro's RPG is running, he is the main Mage Guild; while Magnus's RPG is running, he is. The action takes place in one world, so the RPG will continue without interruption. Well, that's if they can agree, of course.
8) As an option, a third RPG by Gost could be made—that's not overkill yet; I briefly looked at his ideas and they are truly good.