thats why this idea is the best thing to do - cuz many guilds ruled by stupid leaders would fall apart !!!!
Only ones that have "greedy" leaders in wanting people to spend for money instead of playing the game on how that player plays. You sure don't know how guilds work or probably were in a lot that doesn't tickle your fancy.
Forum players are casual players.
I beg to differ, mate. Majority of the forum members I had come to know over the years are a mix of casual and die-hard players. You should read upon the first feedback about Guild Battlegrounds (GBg) on how everyone felt when the changes were initially made before making baseless claims. I came to this forum upon playing said game in 2012 and had learned that there was a Beta server.
Too bad, Kemosabe. Casual and die-hard players were always the mix that makes things go round.
Most of normal palyers dont attendt forum < sadly>
I guess the same could be said that players hardly knew there was a forum... or don't even care to right click and select "forum" while in game. To each their own but I don't criticize them for utilizing their preference.
and people not playing this game foe 100% should not have any right to vote.
Those changes doesnt affect them in ANY WAY
So, basically, you just wanted folks who are on FOE 24/7 to only vote. Majority of the players have an outside life... and, in my case, I work long hours and days across a 6-day work week, so that makes playing FOE a limited luxury for me. Changes will always affect everyone, no matter what. Look at what's going with the events nowadays. I had to take a read on some of the past ones through this forum that are only mere shadows of their former selves. If anything, it starts to look a little like Candy Crush.
GB, and diamonds uses like 5% of players.
By your standards, 95% of the players do not matter to you. Then again, I guess that's the norm across many games I had played where the developers catered to the "whales" and creating an even further spread on balancing. In 2012, I had seen FOE (Inno) catered to just about everyone within spec (has to be within the rules as set forth in order to be considered) on varying ideas and suggestions as well as feedback (guess you were not there when we had the first PVP fiasco that Inno pulled out and returned other features upon receiving a very large amount of negative feedback; and, that was more than just the 5%).
This idea is only for the top of the top guilds.
So, other guilds don't matter? Just the top ones? Got news for you, mate... a change made WILL affect all guilds, not just the top ones.
only players who spend at least 20 €/$ per month are allowed to vote
Yep, by his standards, he wants it that way.
this idea is lost from beginning cuz players dont understand how this game is played on the top.
Well, we all start from the bottom. It is you who do not understand how this game is played. This idea was lost for the mere fact that no one wants to throw years of playing with a guild they grew to love (friendships and relationships) all because someone got a bit greedy in making spending for diamonds a requirement.
no game in the world is based for avarage player.
Another baseless claim. Most games out in the world are F2P (free to play) with no pressure to buy premium currency associated with said game. Some play more than others; again, it has to do with balancing real life with gaming life.
More and more avarage players should play, but balance is always for the top.
Balance is for just about everyone in this game. We level our GBs just the same way as a top player does. It may take time, but we don't have to spend for diamonds. However, other games did break when developers worked on balance; it was for the top spenders that made such features unavailable for the average player... as in, no one else was able to play.
Good thing only players can vote
You're not the one and only person that plays the game. Anyone not playing wouldn't have access to the forums in the first place
So true. I got access via the right click part in game the first time around, heh heh. After that, I just type in "forum" and the address bar fills in the rest.