Salem

As time keeps going, so does the players of Salem. Logged on players averages at ~40-50 players, and keep in mind that these numbers include alts and russian bots, so the actual player numbers is far less

Players and forum dwellers seems to agree that a number of things should be done to get the game back to a state when the gameplay was better, and less of a grind. Me, friends and foes were somewhat excited to see how the game would turn out after the wipe, only to see that it turned worse in ways that effect the gameplay so much that people gave up, myself included.

The ****** gluttony system, stalls situation and inspiration bank needs to change in order to make this game fun again and interesting for new and old players. We want the Dev neglect to stop.

Without players this game pretty much loses what makes it interesting.

I would like to start this petition, to show the the Devs of the game we all used to like that we want a change. If you simply agree with my points, just reply with "I want a change" and let the Devs know with this petetion. Please keep the discussion of this in another thread.



I'll start: I, RebelJoe, want a change.

I want a change

nothing is going to happen. ***** this game

Change is always good!!

I'm all for change ._.

I'm for change. I want my roses, Christmas Stockings and Open-Beta clothes back. I have no idea why those were ever taken out.

As a new player here, I think the game is fine as it is. I understand there is poor late game content, but that is something I am unable to comment on so far. To me, the worst part of the game is the toxicity of the community.

The forums are virtually unreadable without getting knees deep in spammy, trollish threads consisting of finger pointing and name calling.

In game, you never really know who is who and unless you want to join up with a group of immature boys who get their rocks off killing noobs (and anyone else without the experience/knowledge to avoid them). Because of this, a new player is almost forced to play this game as a single player game.

Don't get me wrong, I'm all for improving the game and improving various mechanics, but I think it is a mistake to think that effecting such changes will "fix the game". The problems with the game (aside perhaps from late game content) have nothing to do with mechanics.

Regards,

Ez