[Snake]

Zeri makes a valid point, and I can see where my struggles are rooted. Things are becoming repetitive, largely due to the limitations imposed by the original nation’s design. It feels like there’s only so much that can be done without breaching the established norms.

I’m not fond of the idea of a 'blank canvas' approach, where anything can be added without consideration. When you mix all colors together in one spot, it just turns into a black sludge, lacking any grace or coherence. In my view, each nation should offer something truly unique to its players. Ultimately, the sum of these distinct experiences should define Korvara, rather than creating a self-sufficient place where everything converges and homogenizes all content. I want solutions for that in particular.

As mentioned, wars and conflicts should be primarily PvE-oriented to maintain their grace. PvP conflicts are only viable if the stakes are significantly lower, allowing participation to be based on choice rather than forced conscription. This approach is not only feasible but preferable, as it directs any potential toxicity toward fictional elements rather than real players, keeping it all within the realm of a fictional war. With that said.

Now stop derailing my thread!111one!!