
Originally Posted by
IncubusDragon
I'm still waiting on my broadband to be installed, so haven't experienced multiplayer without a foyer (I last played multiplayer with VI)... I'm assuming that no foyer means it's like a console interface (just a list of games to join like on a PS3 or something) - maybe trying to dumb everything down to console level, but why? Maybe they're toying with a cross-platform MMO concept, that's the only reason I can think as to why such an integral feature would be dropped.
This should probably be on a different thread, but since it’s here and I can’t move it, I will try to answer this nagging question.
In the beginning, with the onset of Shogun came the notion of personal honour.
The community was small by comparison then, and individual reputations were a priority.
Through the course of Medieval and Viking incarnations, we saw both the increase of population, and decrease in respectable behavior.
And with Rome and Barbarian a complete breakdown in social responsibility, and the lobby became a minefield of intimidation and bullying.
In the later days of Rome the quality of interaction was diminished to such and extent, that a Code of Honour was created by the Org multiplayers, to try to combat the trend downward.
https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/forum...Code-of-Honour
It didn’t work in the greater sense, but did in some small way did comfort a few that there were still people playing that had self respect, and would treat you decently online.
I personally miss the foyer, but am not sure I would want it back now.
Some things are best left as sweet memories.
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