hairyharry

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  1. Now I think its a good time to add the second part of this post, since a few of you loyal wurm whales provided some excelent examples. What I'm saying is true, but the community right now is made up of people that like the game for what it is. The devs have to come up with a decision: either make the current community happy and stay a small niche game in a corner of the enternet, or listen to the massive amount of leavers and become the amazing game I know wurm can become. Its all up to you Rolf.
  2. The servers would pay for themselves, as they do now.
  3. Hey I'm a new player, so I made this account to say how I feel about this game. Originally I heard of this game while talking with some of my gaming buddies in my ts channel. It sounded worth a try, so I bought a month of premium time time and started out in the freedom isles. I was very impressed by how the whole world was built by players. This made the world as a whole feel less like a game and more like an actual world. However, I quickly grew tired of the grind in this game, how long it takes to do even simple tasks, and how paying more money is an easy way to spend less time doing the boring stuff. After I came to this opinion, I went around in various gaming communities all over the net and asked people uf they have heard of this game. I expected people ot not know about wurm, but surprisingly, I noticed that tons of people knew about wurm, but they quit it soon after they started. Yes, I know that everyone who uses these forums loves the game for the way it is since they play it, but you have to realize that there is a MASSIVE amount of people that stopped playing this game for the very same reasons I have, but are not active in this forum so they aren't noticed much by this community. Wurm has a low player retention rate, and for every player that stays in wurm there are 10 that leave within the first two weeks. Maybe the devs should research what these people want more. If more of these people are satisfied, the game population could get into the millions easily... The problem isn't advertising, its the game itself not being liked by most people trying it.