04.10.2011, 16:49
You'll see it everywhere, and with that, I mean everywhere.
"Join my unique server", "I'm making an unique server", "Your server has to be unique!".
It's in the Server support section, it's in the advertisement section, it's in every section you can think of.
And you know what, you guys are wrong, dead wrong.
Why? Let me explain.
On paper, it all sounds so nice. "Hey, let's make an unique server! Then we'll have 1337 players and be king of SA-MP!!!!11". But it doesn't work like this.
People actually don't like unique things. And this not only refers to SA-MP, but to real life aswell.
People like to 'go with the flow', going wherever the mass is heading. Hence the 'recent' uprising of all those RP servers. People like RP servers, so more of them appear.
In other words: people like things they are familiar with.
Think about it. In your everyday life, you don't want to be 'unique' either. You want to be a part of something, maybe even be like someone. You don't want to be different from everyone else.
In the end, it appears that unique servers are likely to fail. Why? People don't know what to do. You can't blame it all on the massive outburst of 1-day-servers because, hey, on how many truely unique servers have you played? (and still play)
That's what I had to say,
Infinity
PS: Hardly anything in SA-MP is truely unique. I just had to add that.
"Join my unique server", "I'm making an unique server", "Your server has to be unique!".
It's in the Server support section, it's in the advertisement section, it's in every section you can think of.
And you know what, you guys are wrong, dead wrong.
Why? Let me explain.
On paper, it all sounds so nice. "Hey, let's make an unique server! Then we'll have 1337 players and be king of SA-MP!!!!11". But it doesn't work like this.
People actually don't like unique things. And this not only refers to SA-MP, but to real life aswell.
People like to 'go with the flow', going wherever the mass is heading. Hence the 'recent' uprising of all those RP servers. People like RP servers, so more of them appear.
In other words: people like things they are familiar with.
Think about it. In your everyday life, you don't want to be 'unique' either. You want to be a part of something, maybe even be like someone. You don't want to be different from everyone else.
In the end, it appears that unique servers are likely to fail. Why? People don't know what to do. You can't blame it all on the massive outburst of 1-day-servers because, hey, on how many truely unique servers have you played? (and still play)
That's what I had to say,
Infinity
PS: Hardly anything in SA-MP is truely unique. I just had to add that.