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Not sure if it was not suggested before. Browsed 10 pages of I&I + seached for it - found nothing. Sorry if it was.

Split the trade, politics forums for each server. It's hard to browse those now, and there are realy few multi server offers and topics.

Not a bad idea. For all those lazy people out there who forget to add a server name to their thread title.

You have my support.

that's a good thing

Not sure why this hasn't already been done.

m4sCaRpWn wrote:Not sure why this hasn't already been done.

Probably because the population was so low. Maybe now that it's open beta, and population is increasing, there's more justification to separate the forums? They really should be separated, I agree, and have thought so for a long time. That way, mods could only moderate the forum of the server they don't play in, or have their friends playing in, and we also wouldn't have to worry about being punished for asking which server something happened in.

The idea is that you will be able to transfer across all the servers. Every post is on plymouth because the rest are dead atm so its not 2 hard to find.

Dallane wrote:The idea is that you will be able to transfer across all the servers. Every post is on plymouth because the rest are dead atm so its not 2 hard to find.

Adding server oriented forums doesnt make the multiserver ones disappear. Just browsing one server trade forums or politics at this point of development would be nice.

Gaskin wrote:

Dallane wrote:The idea is that you will be able to transfer across all the servers. Every post is on plymouth because the rest are dead atm so its not 2 hard to find.

Adding server oriented forums doesnt make the multiserver ones disappear. Just browsing one server trade forums or politics at this point of development would be nice.

plymouth is the only server with anything going on so its not a problem at all

There are few topics from other worlds that are big, but ppl can't see the small ones due to rebellions/tribe topic spam. Population on other servers is not smaller.