Onrpg: Do you believe tight-knit communities are more valuable than large ones? Why?
We look at a tight-knit community and a large community through a "family lens". You can have a large family, where certain family members hang out or are interested in something, while the other family members have different interests. So from that perspective, there isn't a more valuable member of the family, they're all important. The larger the family, the more valuable the family itself is.

Onrpg: What kind of content do you tend to release weekly? Are there updates for experienced players as much as there are for new ones?
Yes. Our weekly content releases usually vary between new weapons, areas, bosses and events. New and older players both find our updates appealing.

Onrpg: It seems you have a very interesting summer planned. What kind of events do you have in store for the players?
We conducted a Summer Event where players were able to obtain Mir Tokens to use for some mini games that if completed you receive another item. You collect all 5 and exchange it for a chance at some high level rings. While the chance is quite low, it is more for the fun of doing something different. A few PvP events are planned as well but I can't disclose the details just yet as it would ruin the surprise.

Onrpg: Is PvP the most concentrated aspect of the game? Do you believe that the loss of items upon death turns people off of the game?
PvP is the most attractive part of the game for many players; we feel that the item loss mechanic provides increased tensions and danger-two engrossing factors for any battle. High-risk, high reward-it's something that the players have responded well to thus far.

Onrpg: How would you say Mir2 Gold has a lot of longevity?
The game's been around for quite a while, and we believe in its staying power. In the end, a good game is a good game, and often times, players prefer a solid, fun game, rather than one that needs a high-end graphics card.