100% agreed with the Bannerlord thing. The community is slowly shrinking for Warband. The facts are infront of us: more mods have died in the past few months than I've seen in prior times, and I'm not seeing almost any new blood in the servers. All I see are the regular clientele, all of which are in a regiment, and all of which are stable. It's to the point where we've hit the maximum in our parabola, and now we're starting the downward arc in our community's population. There is absolutely no room for the level of cynicism we all see on an all-too-daily basis. Sean's point is very clear, and I do seriously hope everyone here observes this. There's barely any new people, and we're all we've got now until, as Sean said, Bannerlord releases. I hope people realize that being a part of this community is not just about being negative. You choose to press the post button, and you choose to type negative and critical comments onto this site. It'd be a damn shame if a potential new guy to the community, or even someone who wanted to buy the DLC saw some of the stuff on here and was turned off. There is a time and a place for criticism, and when both of those are found, it should be placed in a fashion that makes it constructive, helpful, and encouraging, rather than the average depressing spew found on these mod threads usually.
But that's just my opinion I suppose...
