Lemm said:
Liquid said:
In all honesty, CS is played much around here simply because it is unpopular.
inb4 2009.4 lan attendence: when the main lifeforce of a game all live hours away from the campus, maybe they should try to hold their own events closer to them so they have more control over the game and don’t have to drive as much.
encourage members to leave and start their own community…. real good idea
ALL GAMES DIE IN POPULARITY.
Eventually, everything from CSS to Halo 3 will stop being played.
When this happens, the club find new games.
When the club finds new games, what will you do?
I’m not encouraging people to leave. I’m saying the club supports the most popular games. When we stop supporting a game, and a small, small minority wishes to continue to play it, they have two options:
(1) Organize a group to play with.
(2) Bolster the popularity of the game, likely done through option (1), and try to reintroduce it to the club.