[bimkx]

Hey All,

Today we’re announcing a change to the CityRP servers which has been implemented and is now live.

Following input from the community, in order to help with growth and bringing back a steady server population, the servers now appear in the DarkRP category within the GMod client server browser. This should help increase visibility for potential new players, especially during scheduled meet-ups like the one this Friday at 7pm GMT which was announced via Discord and Steam yesterday.

We have implemented this update in a way that is flexible and easily changeable, so should the community feel in the future that the time is right to switch the category back to CityRP 2, we can do this with ease and no disruption.

With a combination of new players, a more consistent population and a more laid-back approach to administration, it would hopefully result in increased activity for pre-existing Limelight members and give the opportunity for us to show off our fantastic events and roleplays, and above all, have some fun. We have lots more exciting changes and updates on the way very soon which will help this goal!

If you have any queries or feedback, please don’t hesitate to ask.

Thank you for taking the time to read, hopefully this is my first announcement of many to come, and I can’t wait to see some of you on Friday!

[Taylor]

[Doctor Internet]

Why was it pushed through so quickly?
Why do you consider 15 respondants to be sufficient?

10 is more than enough for a suggestion approval.
This was also discussed internally, at development, business and management levels.
This was also brought up during the team meetings.

And we could wait for weeks for every change.
However, to have a chance of recovering, we need radical change.
Waiting weeks for replies and input from people only marginally interested in LL is what got us into this situation, I'm not sure why you think it's the way out?

[Taylor]

Why was it pushed through so quickly?
Why do you consider 15 respondants to be sufficient?

10 is more than enough for a suggestion approval.
This was also discussed internally, at development, business and management levels.
This was also brought up during the team meetings.
Fine, fair enough.

And we could wait for weeks for every change.
However, to have a chance of recovering, we need radical change.
I agree.
Waiting weeks for replies and input from people only marginally interested in LL is what got us into this situation, I'm not sure why you think it's the way out?
I don't think it's the way out, I just feel you could've waited longer. A week isn't going to mean the difference between reviving the server and the death of Limelight. 3 days is hardly long enough to get sufficient responses.

[Nudel]

Of the 10 people who replied to the post, just 4 are not members of the team.

How is that called "Following input from the community"?

A suggestion should've been posted first, not just a discussion-thread.

[bimkx]

[Doctor Internet]

Why was it pushed through so quickly?
Why do you consider 15 respondants to be sufficient?

10 is more than enough for a suggestion approval.
This was also discussed internally, at development, business and management levels.
This was also brought up during the team meetings.
Fine, fair enough.

And we could wait for weeks for every change.
However, to have a chance of recovering, we need radical change.
I agree.
Waiting weeks for replies and input from people only marginally interested in LL is what got us into this situation, I'm not sure why you think it's the way out?
I don't think it's the way out, I just feel you could've waited longer. A week isn't going to mean the difference between reviving the server and the death of Limelight. 3 days is hardly long enough to get sufficient responses.

No, but a week would put it behind the play event, which is tomorrow.

[bimkx]

Of the 10 people who replied to the post, just 4 are not members of the team.

How is that called "Following input from the community"?

A suggestion should've been posted first, not just a discussion-thread.

We also discussed this internally, a suggestion was not deemed necessary because the matter was already discussed in the community meeting. We decided to use community input instead as an additional input to that of what we already had received, and wanted to get the change in place before the meet-up on Friday.

Adding roadblocks in scenarios whereby we already see there’s a clear view from the community is pointless and slows down progress on getting things kickstarted again.

[Mr.Sir]

Come on guys..
Atleast something is going with LL, try to have a positive mind.

[Tom*]

Come on guys..
Atleast something is going with LL, try to have a positive mind.

facts, a lot of you complain whatever they do lmao

[Judge Rage]

[bimkx]

[Doctor Internet]

[Judge Rage]

[Maveric]

I stand by my opinion, DarkRP poopi. Nudel is big correct but at this point whatever happens to LL happens to LL, I've no reason to care nor to get involved, i hope all the radical changes work out <3<3