You have a very interesting opinion Infernix.
Sorry but I have banned this account for ban evasion.

I guess "Owned" is the right word here. And I dont think Stefan really has to pay people. There are really enough people out there who want to help him with Graal.

The players run Graal, Cyberjouers simply provides the development tools.

Heck, and with people like Maniaman making their own version of the level editor, which would work online and is 23981238239 times better than the one provided by the company, it seems that the players are just taking over.

Sooner or later Cyberjouers will just provide the GServers while the players do all of the technical work. Heck, the players are the ones that keep the game alive anyways, since Graal Kingdoms doesn't attract many players at all.


Maybe it would be best if Stefan simply made the engine and released G3D to developers to do all of the server-making, since we developers have clearly been doing a good job thus far.

That won't happen straight away, they will make an official G3D server first.

in my opinion maniaman is far from a "player" ;)

someone should make my old mushia when we are allowed to make g3d playerworlds ^^

Funny how you pay for a mediocre forum then get banned for horrible reasons.

No one said the rules were any good.

hm getting banned for a written rule would be a welcome change.

So no more made up ones? Lol..

take the Player Initiative even further. Make this the Engine Forum, give every server their own homepage, their own news site, and their own forums that they can moderate, restrict, lockdown or ignore as they see fit.

Then if you wanna talk about (national socialists) riding dinosaurs on Churchilia, it's up to the Churchilia owner/moderators. If you like Churchilia and not Zone, you never have to see Zone's news. More importantly - because all my posts drift this way - if Ted the Newbie sees an ad for Churchilia, and clicks it, and goes to their site, and downloads their client, and upgrades his account...he's a Churchilia subscriber, and they should be credited for their contribution to the warchest.