by TotalyMoo » Fri Jan 04, 2013 3:36 pm
Why is anyone wrong? Because opinions differ. It's easy as that in my eyes.
The MM Tribe have their views on how they want Salem to play, others have their own ideas. Difference in ideology cause conflicts and both sides consider the others to be "wrong".
If I was Jorb I'd write something really clever about it, but I'm not... So you'll all have to imagine a long and well written rant here instead.
From my POV the MM Tribe want Plymouth to play out like some kind of feudal kingdom with them on top and the treaty signers as their vassals. The obvious problem I can see is that it's a forced rule with no support from the other factions. Paying the tribe generally seems to be considered the lesser of evils. For feudalism to work you need some kind of common interest to protect as in times of war you need the help of your people - even if they dislike you. And to be blunt I don't think the tribe would enough support from outsiders if they started crumbling... So the only way for them to stay on top is to be the incontestably biggest faction until the peoples start liking them or they fall.
It's kind of a working thought but far from how I'd want it (extremely liberal with a common interest in peace due to its benefits to everyone).
Anyways. The tribe is neither right nor wrong. They are merely a large faction with a lot of controversial opinions which has resulted in many Plymouth players contesting those opinions.
I never managed to figure out something clever for my signature on Paradoxplaza, and I doubt I'll do it here either.
"ur a mod till u shwo ur a admin"