29.09.2015, 23:11
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Hey guys. I was working on an server from pretty long time. It is playable condition though requires optimization, some textdraws to be recreated. Its almost coming to an conclusion now. But im still not sure what to name the server. I thought of naming the Server "Grand Theft Online" before. I asked other people here few days back and realized its gay idea.
Well The script isnt pretty brilliant or something. It has dynamic housing business dealership system. All the required robberies, jobs, departments, classes, admin system, vip system, hit system, arrest system jailing, bla bla which all the other normal cops and robbers and rpg server have. Although its pretty different from stereotypical cnr's likr cbcnr etc. If you guys can suggest me some name or more features i'd be glad. P.S - i wana avoid keeping 'Cops And Robbers' at the end And for anyone wondering, it will be based in complete San Andreas. |
OT: I'd use 'Cops and Robbers' in mine since your gamemode is pretty specific, 'Cyber Gaming RPG' or what I'd prefer 'xXxZeus'sxXx Cops and Robbers' since there is no real reason to hide what's your server about, if you pick a cool name but it does not include anything about the concept people will simply avoid it.
[EDIT] @Mauzen I'd have to disagree with your statement, names are important but I also agree with the fact that a good name might not always guarantee success, however it is essential to have a good name to attract players to at least click on your server and try it out, do you really think if Microsoft called itself 'Shitsoft' or 'Crapsoft' anyone would still buy their software and bring them success? no, that is why names are important and it applies to any business/server in this world, people aren't as ignorant as you seem to think they are and that is kind of offensive to assume that no one cares about server names or business names even though those factors give at least some percentage of success for a start.