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* IronicEcho: A strange Meta example, but both the head GMs who started off ''Recursions'' and ''Realms'' ultimately went on to do the same thing. The ''Recursions'' Head GM left to focus on his own fiction. The ''Realms'' Head GM had a few more reasons why to pull the plug... but one of these reasons was to also focus on his own fiction too.
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* IronicEcho: A strange Meta example, but both the head GMs [=GMs=] who started off ''Recursions'' and ''Realms'' ultimately went on to do the same thing. The ''Recursions'' Head GM left to focus on his own fiction. The ''Realms'' Head GM had a few more reasons why to pull the plug... but one of these reasons was to also focus on his own fiction too.
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: Meta-Plots. When initally trialed in ''Realms'', they wre seen as an interesting new element to the Evermore series as a whole, encouraging the development of a wider story for players to explore. However, the Meta-Plot in Realms also had a case of BrokenBase, and was plagued with issues. Namely it was difficult for players to get involved in said Meta-Plot, nevermind mechanical issues behind the scenes. ''Revelation'' doubled down on the Meta-Plots by trying to intergrate them more closely into the RP's mechanics and worlds, whilst also trying to bring the base together. However, the approach taken by focusing purely on the starting Realm, coupled with the slow pace and an overall desire to explore the Realms played a major role in ''Revelation''s failure. As a result from this, it was ultimately decided and confirmed that the Meta-Plots would be scrapped, focusing on a return to a similar format to ''Recursions''.
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: Meta-Plots. When initally trialed in ''Realms'', they wre seen as an interesting new element to the Evermore series as a whole, encouraging the development of a wider story for players to explore. However, the Meta-Plot in Realms also had a case of BrokenBase, and was plagued with issues. Namely it was difficult for players to get involved in said Meta-Plot, nevermind mechanical issues behind the scenes. ''Revelation'' doubled down on the Meta-Plots by trying to intergrate them more closely into the RP's mechanics and worlds, whilst also trying to bring the base together. However, the approach taken by focusing purely on the starting Realm, coupled with the slow pace and an overall desire to explore the Realms played a major role in ''Revelation''s failure. As a result from this, it was ultimately decided and confirmed that the Meta-Plots would be scrapped, scrapped in ''Resurrection'', focusing on a return to a similar format to ''Recursions''.
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* WinBackTheCrowd: After two roleplays with an emphersis on Meta-Plots, ''Resurrection'' will effectively scrap them, and focus purely on the exploration and interaction of the Realms themselves.
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* WinBackTheCrowd: After two roleplays with an emphersis on Meta-Plots, ''Resurrection'' will effectively scrap them, and focus purely on the exploration and interaction of the Realms themselves.
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: Meta-Plots. When initally trialed in ''Realms'', they wre seen as an interesting new element to the Evermore series as a whole, encouraging the development of a wider story for players to explore. However, the Meta-Plot in Realms also had a case of BrokenBase, and was plagued with issues. Namely it was difficult for players to get involved in said Meta-Plot, nevermind mechanical issues behind the scenes. ''Revelation'' doubled down on the Meta-Plots by trying to intergrate them more closely into the RP's mechanics and worlds, whilst also trying to bring the base together. However, the approach taken by focusing purely on the starting Realm, coupled with the slow pace and an overall desire to explore the Realms played a major role in ''Revelation''s failure. As a result from this, it was ultimately decided and confirmed that the Meta-Plots would be scrapped, focusing on a return to a similar format to ''Recursions''.
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*IronicEcho: A strange Meta example, but both the head GMs who started off ''Recursions'' and ''Realms'' ultimately went on to do the same thing. The ''Recursions'' Head GM left to focus on his own fiction. The ''Realms'' Head GM had a few more reasons why to pull the plug... but one of these reasons was to also focus on his own fiction too.
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*WhatCouldHaveBeen: The five part ending of the Realms was arguably a big vision of this, showcasing some of the plans that were made for the Vortex War Arc. [[spoiler: This includes things specialised 'Void Weapons' and massive battles with Treeships, climaxing in a pair of Boss battle with the Vortex and even a Darkwater entity]]. Ultimately, according to WordOfGod, a combination of a lack of activity, the impracticallity of running such events in an RP format, the extreme long term efforts required to see it all through meant that it could never properly happen. That, and there was the possiblity of MultipleEndings and this was all after the fact that the Vortex War was planned to be ''Act 1''? Indeed, ''three' were originally planned but the same problems kicked in as stated above.
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*BrokenBase: The playerbase has been split due to ''Realms'' addition of Realms-wide main plots. Some like the idea of a main story whilst others have perferred the more sandbox nature of ''Recursions''.
**The Vortex Plot in itself is such a case, some find the Vortex an interesting threat to deal with and offers interesting plot opportunities for characters. Others have found the Vortex too powerful or intrusive in the individual Realms. A third group generally likes the idea of the Vortex plot, but believes it needs some tweaking. The reveal of how the Vortex War will play out in attempting to bridge both the main story and sandbox camps seems to have settled this.
*EvenBetterSequel: Whilst it is debatable if ''Realms'' is better than ''Recursions'', the fact that ''Realms'' possesses nearly three times as many characters as in ''Recursions'', has more pages worth of content ''and'' has been able to beat ''Recursions'' in half the time that the previous RP was active speaks for itself.
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