(08-16-2017, 03:06 AM)Sam111 Wrote: Be active, helpful and don't be annoying. Don't say anything stupid. Join the MoRA and/or the SPSF. The Local Council is also a good place to start. But in particular, stop treating this region as if it's your last resort and a backup plan. Stop acting as if you can't wait to get out of here. Treat it as a home, a place you want to be a part of, a place you're glad to be in. It's a different region to TNP, some may say it's better, others not so, I certainly would, but come in with an open mind and give it a chance to be. TSP and TNP may be good allies and close friends, but being committed to there does not cut it as commitment to here.

No No No. The South Pacific is not a last resort. It is rather a fresh new start. I am not simply here to boost my knowledge on inter regional significance, I am also here to travel place to place, embracing every new experience in this game one bureaucratic position at a time, as long as it is within the CAIN treaty. I am here to not only improve myself to be forgiven by those f which I pissed off, but to meet more  people from different walks of life. I am not in it for popularity or power, I am in it for the thrill that I get from serving people as a leader. My personal conviction is that people should not serve their leaders,  but rather the exact opposite.