Again, polls aren’t accurate.
But we’re in a community of millions…
So like, that’s not even 1 percent…
I know it’s a fact because that’s how it works…
Again, not everyone voted, so it’s not encompassing of everyone.
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Aren’t accurate in showing the true % of people that want something, but they clearly show demand for that thing.
So what do you want, hundreds of filled custom lobbies at every moment of the day ?
Then there’s nothing stopping you from giving us the evidence.
It’s showing the demand, just like having 20-30 custom lobbies would.
More than enough to send a point.
this is nothing remotely resembling anything close to a suggestion.
its impossible to overstate how much that is not a suggestion.
the fact that you go along with it shows youre a complete troll, but that already showed during your previous episode
there would be nothing different when it comes to negative effects to GRB
youve yet to answer “why should we” though
They can easily be skewed and manipulated.
I want you to prove that you have some sort of acceptance of anything other than your precious mode…
I don’t need to…
Again, it’s not going to be accurate…
Will people vote on things that don’t directly affect them?
Yes, people often do vote on things that don’t directly affect them — but why they do depends on psychology, social identity, and how they see their role in society. Here are some reasons:
1. Moral / Ethical Beliefs
Some people vote based on values, not self-interest.
Example: Someone might vote for animal welfare protections even if they don’t own animals, because they believe it’s the “right thing to do.”
2. Social Identity & Group Loyalty
People often identify with groups (political parties, religions, ethnicities, unions, etc.).
They might vote for policies that affect “their side” or group, even if it has no direct effect on them personally.
3. Indirect Effects
Many issues seem unrelated but can have indirect consequences.
Example: A person without children might still support education funding, believing better schools improve society and economy overall.
4. Future-Oriented Voting
Some people vote for policies they think might matter to them later.
Example: Young voters supporting pension reforms even if retirement is decades away.
5. Altruism
People sometimes vote to benefit others (friends, family, vulnerable groups).
Example: Voting for healthcare expansion even if they already have private insurance.
6. Tribal / Symbolic Voting
Sometimes voting is less about the policy, more about expressing identity.
Example: A vote on climate action might be symbolic of belonging to an environmentally conscious group, even if the voter personally won’t feel direct effects.
But there’s also the flip side:
Voter apathy is higher on issues people feel don’t affect them.
Ballot measures or local referenda on niche issues often see low turnout unless a strong moral or group-interest factor is involved.
👉 In short: people will vote on things that don’t directly affect them, but usually only if the issue connects to their values, identity, or a broader sense of “the common good.”
Unless you actually retract what you said, and acknowledge that you misquoted, and misunderstood what was put forth to you, don’t even try ‘converse’ with me…
You had your chance.
Still really good at showing the demand.
People voted Yes for a reason.
If you claim something you need to present something to back it up.
If you can’t then that’s nothing more than an anecdote that holds little to no value.
If people voted Yes they obviously support TO.
It’s a simple concept really, at least I hope it is.
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Not everyone played the lobby….
64 people is not enough for a mode….
And 1000 more arguments that would come after the game would be played in a custom battle.
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I’ve seen you managed to fill 50 full lobbies but that’s nothing, you gathered ~1500 players in a game with millions of players. Too low demand.
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Portraying Gajin as stupid is great way to be ignored.
No.
If you didn’t read the post, then you missed something… I suggest you go back and actually read it.
You’re ignorant to the points because you don’t want to accept other points.
Not everyone moans about how bad the game is, but here we are.
Get out with your circle arguments tro keep arguing and shouting down.
You haven’t got that proof, so stop talking trash and forshadowing.
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First people told me to play air myself and see how I perform. When I got good with It and proved all things I say, they told me that there really is no demand. When Polls showed that many people would enjoy it, we now come to the argument „but custom lobby”.
I have showed already that custom lobby doesn’t work.
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Bet you haven’t actually tried it, so you saying that is just you, shooting down more suggestions, no matter how straight forward, all the time…
There’s no discussion here, never was.
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Can You read before replying?
You’ve shown nothing, you’ve just dictated outcomes for want to dismiss.
Again, there is no discussion here as you pooh pooh everything and decide that foreshadowing is your main goal because if no-one even questions it or moves to make any effort, you’re baricaded in your want for a mode that will never come and you can keep on complaining.
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If anything, despite all the insane effort KRABB_NATION and WingalingDragon put into making crazy and awesome SB events that include tanks, aircraft AND NAVAL (Iwo Jima and D-day had all three!)…
Do you know what Gaijin does instead?
Breaks Sim. Makes spotting impossible for weeks on end as celebration of the D-Day event.
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Are we really going to go all about it again?
Really we don’t need another topic closed because You need to be reminded what was already said in other topics.
Sorry but for the health of forum and this topic I wont be replying to You as You only want to destroy and derail topics.
You’re the one trying to push narratives here as per usual…
Well, stop bringing in scenarios that aren’t to do with this.
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That is why I know it wont work.
The insane and great custom maps/missions and the games that were played on it got ignored.
If that didn’t work then ye, people talking on forum have much more power, especially seeing new changes that are being implemented.
Sadly people don’t understand that no matter how many nerfs/buffs things can’t be balanced and never will be. So ye, let us enjoy in a circle of constant changes that do nothing overall.
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Your dismissive dictatorship, is just that…
Never say never as you’ve been handed so many options, that you keeping on harping about your precious mode and how bad gaijin does in not satisfying your demand, just shows you’re that dead set on plugging your ears when anyone even says anything that you don’t like.
OH DID YOU NOT READ/UNDERSTAND? (The veiled insults are just so stagnant that it shows the constant deriding rather than discussing that you proclaim that you do so eliquently…)
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alright, i retract whatever youre saying i said.
but i dont retract the last statement, being that youre a complete troll and that the “suggestion” youre unironically going with is nothing but laughable
True, some voted No as they don’t support the cause.
Likewise, some voted Yes as they do support the cause.
Still waiting for evidence you have but for some reason isn’t keen on sharing.
Yes, I’m ignorant because I don’t want to accept your point of people actually being against TO even if they voted Yes.
This custom lobby thing is just a nonsensical argument made just to produce reactions.
Polls have and always are a great way of showing people’s interest in something.
That’s exactly what you said, but about the polls.
Remember, this game has millions of players and 500-600 hundreds voters on the poll means nothing, just like 50 full lobbies doesn’t, right ?
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