This is my first interview after reset. I want to apologize for this big pause I hope you like that interview.
I've been thinking a lot from who to take first interview after reset. I choice the player with who I talk most and I can say we r good friends in Suna happybunny won't be surprised she called me JakeGatsby â„–1 Fan So today's interview will be with JakeGatsby I already take one interview from him, if someone want to read it this is the link -> click here !
1. Tell us little more about you. We know you are student - what are you studying? Where you studying? My name is Jake, I'm 20 years old, and I live in Washington State, on the pacific coast of USA. I'm currently attending the University of Washington (Go Huskies!), and I'm studying Political Science, more specifically international relations. I'm also studying German. My University is in Seattle, so if any of you watch sports from America, we have the Seattle Seahawks for NFL (American Football), Seattle Sounders FC (for football/soccer), and Seattle Mariners for Baseball. It's a great city to live in, and I love it here.
2. As a boy what you wanted to be when you grow? (My dream was to become a batman, still searching for robin if someone interesting, just send me your CV+photo ) When I was a little kid, I really wanted to be an archaeologist adventurer, like Indiana Jones. I suppose that's because I love ancient history, and find that sort of thing fascinating, so becoming Indiana Jones just seemed like the most logical thing.
Jake is that u?
3. We know you have twin isn't it strange? All who have sister or brother they fight. If you hit him it's just like you hit yourself I do have a twin. Alex Drex is my twin brother. People often ask us if it's strange having a twin, and I'm never really sure what to answer, because I don't know what it's like NOT to have a twin. We get along very well, and when we do fight, we never hold grudges against each other. Growing up in grade school, it was really fun going to the bathroom and switching clothes and coming back and switching seats and messing with teachers though.
4. How are you after reset? I've been doing fairly well after the reset, the last few weeks of summer have been relatively busy for me, as I moved back to Seattle in preparation for the next school year, finished up my summer job, etc. But now I have more free time on my hands, before school starts back up. [i]
5. Why you choice to stay in Africa (Tanzania)? [i]I chose to stay in Tanzania because I wanted to try to give Tanzania a good start after the reset, and I have always loved serving Tanzania and her people. Uhuru na Umoja! (Freedom and Unity!)
6. What change in Tanzania after reset? (we see CP isn't change ) As with most African Nations in Suna, the biggest change after the reset has been a strong decrease in population. Partially due to some long-time players quitting, but primarily due to migrations of players back to their native countries in Europe and the rest of the world. We had a large population of players that were Greek, Serbian, or from other Balkan states, and many of those players returned to their home countries. I wish that they hadn't, but I understand that many people would prefer to play for their home countries. (If any of you that left TZ are reading this, you're always more than welcome back. )
7. What you want to change in Tanzania? At this point, I think that the primary problems many African nations, including Tanzania, are facing, stem from a lack of population. So the primary thing I would focus on changing would be to increase the workforce and population of Tanzania. It would also be excellent if we had a higher percentage of Tanzanian citizens who frequented our #suna-tanzania IRC channel more often. Unfortunately, both of these things are difficult to change, as it is difficult to convince people to leave their countries, and I certainly cannot make anyone use IRC if they don't want to.
8. What are your plans for the future of Tanzania? As far as my plans for the future, the issues I addressed in the previous question are certainly ones I'd like to try to tackle, if I could. Those issues aside, though, I want to make sure Tanzania remains free from foreign occupation, and that we continue to help assist our allies in 24seven, for as long as we are free from direct battles ourselves.
9. Tell us a little more about Alliance in which is Tanzania. (Name, Which country are in this alliance and something interesting) Tanzania is in the alliance 24seven. Our alliance is comprised of Tanzania, Mali, Algeria, Turkey, Sweden, Philippines, and Indonesia. 24seven is based off of long standing friendships between our countries, as well as many of the citizens in those countries, so we all have a pretty good bond with one another.
10. Suna is still interesting like in the beginning or already starting to become boring and a waste of time? This is an interesting question. I think for me, this game, and others like it are at risk to becoming relatively repetitive and even boring, fairly quickly. However, for me, the thing that has always kept this game fun and worthwhile for me, has been the people that play it. The opportunity to talk to and make friends with people across the globe, that you might otherwise have never met, is awesome to me. And it is this community of friends (and even "enemies" ) I've made that keeps me coming back. That all being said though, I think it is important that Admin works to try to keep more players playing this game, as the numbers have dwindled since the Reset. The community is what makes this game great, and to preserve the community, its important to make sure we have the necessary numbers for games like this to succeed.
11. What you want to say to all the people who read this article now? Hmm, these are always tricky for me. I guess I'll just say thank you for taking the time to read this article. I'll also take this time to shamelessly self-promote: If you're looking for a new adventure, Tanzania could always use more citizens, soldiers, and politicians! Join us today!
That's all for now
Thanks to everyone who read my articles I promise to be more active with taking and published interviews Regards, Dido (Duckname )!
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