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Originally Posted by Googi
What you're pretty much saying is that the leader is more important to you than the kingdom.
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The company I keep within a kingdom (besides Zormite) is more important than the kingdom name, sure. But wanting to be in Zormite has little to do with the people in it, and more to do with my experiences in the kingdom and how those are reflected by the kingdom now. I wouldn't have the same experience I had in my early years as I would have had with Fenix/Tycho, and I sure wouldn't have anything worth remembering being in there now.
Joining other kingdoms is based on who my peers are, because I don't have any nostalgia or passion for the tag itself (unlike my feelings for Zormite).
Leaving Zormite was based on who my peers were (or currently, who my peers
weren't), because they were making that nostalgia and passion rot away.
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Yeah, you wanted to be in Zormite. But your actions suggest you didn't want to be in it very much.
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Didn't have the opportunity to be back in save more making Drake look good at my own expense. I offered Drake suitable people to use for the reasons he wanted me back. I even wrote him an Adventuring! event. If I could've done anything that wasn't demeaning to myself to make Zormite rock under Drakeero, I'd have done it. The problem was, there wasn't anything I could do short of become Zormite's face while Drakeero sat around and just occupied the throne. And then, Zormite would only rock until I finally got pissed at Drake and left anyways.
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The most important thing for the leader to do is have active members on the roster (far more important than development work). You and Pat did that, under a worse serverwide activity situation than there is at present.
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I'd feel bad about holding on to without doing anything besides attracting a crowd. Sure, I'd enjoy it, and hey, maybe it'd become awesome, but at the cost of me holding the kingdom out of some other candidate's reach just because I can get a lot of people to hang out.