Mel S.

I have played HI2 for a few months and in that time I loved it. And here I am talking about the actual GAME, not so much about the staff. The players I met were fun, horse-loving people out to adventure, make friends and quest. I had no troubles with them. The game itself is unique and while HI2 had many limitations (like chat filter strictness, the things you could do with your horse, uniform horse appearance in-world...) I was addicted. It was just so beautiful.

I had no experience with admins myself, but my sister got banned accidentally. She sent a mail to support and they very kindly apologized and got her account back. End of story.

HI2 was runied by inflation (mostly) and is pretty much dead now.

I play HI3. This game is still in development but I absolutely adore it and will never leave. The width of the world, horses, people, all of this is amazing. We need to be more considerate when rating the content because this is still under very heavy development. I say it is fantastic the way it is and keeps getting better. THE GAME I MEAN.

Now, people. Most of players are great guys. Once in a while people come from social media to HI3 and bring their drama with them, their text language and treat the game as what it is not - a chatroom and a social media type. I hope we don't get more of those.

As for the LGBT+ thing, I don't think that should be rated mature of treated as anything offensive and the staff SAID in the notice that they aren't against it. Dunno about Connie, but one person does not represent the whole game. This is a HORSE GAME. Boyfriends, girlfriends, relationships and sexuallity are not important here and should not be the focus. I mean, you can mention the person in chat or your relationship, but why on earth would you need to discuss your love life on Horse Isle?

While being inclusive towards LGBT+ is definitelly something to be done here and would be common sense, if there is no need for a relationship to even be mentioned, don't do it. This is not a dating game.

There are rules, follow them.

And don't bring any of the drama.