It bothers me now that people say ‘wow, noob, this place fails epically’
or something else in people’s place.
Why our game, our ROBLOX, haves these type of places?
The puzzle is very simple – it isn’t about bad created places;
No, it’s the matter of fun. People get entertained at places, maybe not us,
but still, ROBLOX is for fun, meaning we should have fun playing it, when
exactly kids (Current Roblox Players Average Age: 7) get entertained with it.
Not a matter of bad creativity, but an storage of fun.
Kids can be satisfied with good places (We’re talking about Stealth Pilot’s
places, ROBLOX’s places, Telamon’s places, XLegoX’s places, etc) and bad
places (1-minute made level, obstacle courses, etc).
I’ve realised that once I saw a post with these instructions, if I recall
correctly:
“
1.make a place that keeps people in 20-30 minutes
2.visit it and wait some time, invite friends
3.people visit it”
I say again:
It’s not a matter of bad creativity, but a storage of fun.
Kids seek for fun. If your place seems like it entertains him/her, he/she visits
it, and why? Because it appears it’s fun.
But the problem is: faking the place. Some people have a certain “bad kind”
inside themselfes, wanting to actually hurt someone’s feelings, where is the
Send Report – to actually punish people for acts that outstandard ROBLOX
Guidelines, such as Be a Family, which was restricted (or, prohibited) for
being created, and there’s a reason: because people was putting it too
obscene.
Some kids want to pass through the rules, when actually the rules saves
them all; if you look, your parents probably say “Sleep now” when it’s
9:00 PM. If you don’t do that, you’ll wake late for school on the next day.
Which is where the rules enters.
Returning to the main subject:
The fact is that people don’t want to hardwork, but to make other people
happy with their’s place.
TL;DR: The fact is that kids want fun, and they get fun even in not very
worked places.
Alas – don’t ruin their fun. They’re having fun.
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