Are there any more active Wacraft 3 communities?

[aRt)Y]

There's no active or inactive as it's subjective. I could consider moderators inactive if they dont do stuffs for 2 days or one could consider them inactive if they dont do stuffs for 2 weeks. The same applies to Warcraft 3. I mentioned the comparison with the economy to demonstrate exactly that.

Nothing is infinitive - growth isnt and activity isnt. And as I mentioned, as long as there're players appreciating our efforts, (at least I) will continue to do what we do.

People who become moderators or are participating in administrating a community should not do it for money, prestige or similar things. It should be about being satisfied by helping or supporting users and to simply give "something" back.

Taking me as an example, I dont do the job of a moderator for nearly 12 years now because I enjoy the things which come with it but because I get the opportunities to actively give something back/improve the community/help players.

While in the real world everything is measured by the exponential growth of a value (e.g. stock value), it wont get you anywhere because things simply wont grow 24/7. There will always be an end to things. And to increase the intellectual level, let's get a bit philosophic. The universe will end at one point, too and collapse. Do you stop existing knowing there wont be an ever-lasting life, too? Probably no.

Appreciate the little things in life. Be it playing a cool game like Warcraft 3 a few times a day or helping players who just discovered the universe of Warcraft - this awesome place you were once hooked and fascinated by. ;)

[RaptorXI]

Too much work? Play some.

[Grief-Code]

We tried to merge in first place with the rest of BGN, I guess you can remember that. But we recently tried to merge with the guy from BK/ghostplay, because he planed for the future time to leave his hosting. Probably with moving the bots to our server he felt someway wrong and 'missed his baby', that's the reason why he decided after 1 week to make the step back.

However the most important thing for a community to making the step into a stable and active community is the development part. This is not offended against you arty, you are contributing in a nice way to ent and generally trying to manage all. But with a lack of developers new steps and features are difficult to manage.
People basically want to stick to new things, and as soon as a community getting stucked into the same every day, its getting boring.

However if you want to talk a little more, feel free to write me either a mail or a message here. I think it would be a good idea keeping contact and may think about events which can be organized between the two communities. I'm still open for having a lod tournament, ENT vs OHS.

[theblitched]

The world rpg has it's own community twrpg.com
And I think there is also a bigg russian community (iccup)