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Originally Posted by iNorton You do have a point here, but sometimes when people mean "own gamemode" its more likey "done by them self's" but pretty much it has the same features like other script but written in complete different layout, using different system's and so on but what is the major point is the "Core Gameplay" the settings of the game, year, fantasy or not? location, what is the main purpose. What people forget when they make roleplay server is uniqueness, I do not mean script wise but core gameplay wise and if you look at the roleplay servers you will see what I mean, 99% of them are set in the same place, era and so on, going to different server does not change much for the player beside new start and location's, most likely not, which is really, getting boring to even bother playing because its all the same. If you do not get what I mean here let me say it in simple words, too many servers use the same settings of core gameplay, why not doing futuristic roleplay? set in some space age, medieval age and so on, this is what I mean by core gameplay, different settings, everything is possible if you use your brain into it. One problem with using already made script's is simply, people edit out the credits and say they made it, which I pretty much won't understand why do that.

Definitely agree with this. I think the main source of the problem is what's provided in the gamemodes themselves. Imagine if someone made a roleplay gamemode set in the 1980's and that becomes the norm. Of course every server would be an 80's server set in that specific era.

It's some psychology thing called "cognitive dissonance". People are so used to the same old gamemodes that the ones that strive to be innovative are often passed by for what is more comfortable and trendy.

*Looks back at what I typed.* I need to get a job.