New Forum Section

herpdederp1 · February 2011

Could you please make a forum section for badges/ribbons/etc.

Barracks use to be a fun place to discuss things that didn't have a section and was pretty well distributed on topics.

Until ribbons and badges came along. Now it's just 3-4 threads about ribbons and 2-3 threads about badges on the first page all day everyday and pushes all the interesting threads down quickly.

aR_zona · February 2011

I think one problem with this is that people would start re-posting the same threads asking the same questions which would already be answered by the rest of the community. Just one potential problem/issue I think would occur.

EDIT: The same thing is happening in the Barracks section, so relocating it wouldn't really change much of anything.

610677122 · February 2011

In my opinion it is useless

herpdederp1 · February 2011

610677122 wrote: »

In my opinion it is useless

In my opinion, you are useless.
http://forum.z8games.com/search.php?searchid=2236862

YSTaRKilerY · February 2011

Yes i also think so

YANBl · February 2011

That is not neccessary.

aTastyCookie · February 2011

YOu just contradicted yourself. This forum IS for badges and ribbons and such....... I really don't wana call you a you know what....... =_=

ccake · February 2011

I think we should have subforums in the Barracks. Or be able to label the posts so you can filter which topics you want to read about.

ChocDrizzle · February 2011

Easy, we should have a subtopic called
"Ribbons, Badges, Missions"
or whatever.

Marlisson · February 2011

nao presisa

MrFin · February 2011

All the quality threads are being moved down by all this garbage. I'd remove it all together, but since that isn't going to happen this new section might be the best thing.

s7yx · February 2011

what for when there is one thread for all of them.

poolkman · February 2011

Good idea but ppl would keep spamming in barracks and wouldnt solve the problem but they vcan try and see if it works

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