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Originally Posted by Switch
It depends what is on the ad. If it looks bad, obviously I ignore it; on the contrary, if it looks good, I check out the site. I don't go out to stores like Best Buy to find new games, since I feel really nerdy doing that (although I don't doubt that I am one, I'd just rather not be seen in public doing that), so I check ad's.
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Checking out Best Buy for games is 'nerdy'?
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Originally Posted by Switch
I've seen a few of those Ad's, from really early on in Graal (only advertising Kingdoms, so it was around 2001).
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Wasn't you 6-7 years old back then?
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Originally Posted by Switch
It could be advertised like you said, as a community-made game, but that should be a separate part of the information in the ad, or not in it at all. Mostly it should be named as a "progressing" game, as I'd put it, where the servers progress with how players want them to, and not stagnant with item/quest/holiday additions only like in most other games.
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I agree.
Advertising for Graal is hard, which really is because we don't know what to advertise. There are many servers and advertising all of those in a (little, fast and) catchy ad will be hard.