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Ghost Pirate: The Zormite Traditions gave Zormite a orginal touch to it. However now its a Communist Flintstone Kingdom trying to be like Dustari to appeal to people. Its no longer orginal, it also has no traditions. Dustari, Samurai and Pirates still have their traditions, only Zormite strayed from the pact.
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LOL.... First... I happen to LOVE the Flintstones and their ability to survive their era by "using their brains, ingenuity, and a little creativity" to be inventive with the items avaiable to them, to improve their quality of living...( I think this is what we call having the foresight and ability to technologically advance your civilization). so, um....... "Thanks for the Compliment!"
As far as a comunitist ruled society.... Because a nation is ruled by a Dictator does not qualify it to be communist. Look far back into the history of the Roman Empire. A civilization once ruled by a monarchy that, (you guessed it) turned to a Republic, ruled by a Dictator and Senate or (Governmental party)
Personally, I like the fact that Zen can look beyond the past.... and try different ideas. It simply means Zormite is not "stuck" in a mode of tunnel vision thinking, that insists that "Change" or new ideas are somehow bad, or "out of the question". Or that learning from the past and improving on the ideas and philosophies of our ancestors does not allow us to be "Original" The simple fact that we might have "Strayed from the pact" as you put it.... certainly says to me, that we have succeeded in becoming at the very least "Original"
How would you define Zormite as not respecting "work that was done by past leaders or Emperor's of GK2k1? Is every kingdom rule subject to follow the ruling pricipals of "leaders of the past?" Are new leaders, put into that position with no authority to try new ideas or create new methods of governing their kingdom during their rein? If this is the case, then there is no reason to have new leaders at all. We only need police to be sure that we are following a script of rules and regulations, and governmental systems set up in GK2k1 to be followed for all time. Why even called this GK2k2, and not GK2k1 "upgraded"