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Sig is densely packed with things to do while Kovara is mostly empty island.

I will say, as someone who has been around quite awhile with on and off breaks for varying times. (I used to play in SL1 times, and remember old Cellsvich and Growth Based Stats) that G6 has far less to do than Korvara, yes, it's easier for newer players to jump into. but to say Korvara is empty island is a gross under estimate, there is a lot going on if you explore. (I know it can be hard to jump out and talk to people)

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I even tossed out my first character concept - an elf diplomat - for the a lack of quality.
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In regards to this, I will say that making a character with any higher standing of power (Political or otherwise) is not really wise in Korvara, as everything is player run, and your character would have to be promoted to such a position within one of the four nations, or make their own outlying group, which can lead to issues on it's own.

There is also another mention of Christian undertones in another character, while there is nothing wrong with putting religion in a character concept, know that in Sigrogana as a whole (including Korvara) there are set Lore religions that wouldn't mirror Christianity 1 to 1, Korvara is in a special place where Religion itself isn't so "Mainstream" and most are player made, meaning they can be whatever you want (within the rules of course, I don't often put my feet down in there, so I don't know the lore or rules behind the dos and don'ts)

Going into my first few months in Sigrogana G6, I wasn't part of any community really, I played a young girl that a lot of people know now named Hinamori, a very unknown person at the time, mentally unstable, who had a breakdown in the square due to a fight breaking out and several mentions of her Madness Mantra, someone took pity on her and started talking to her about things, eventually letting her story evolve into what many know it to be now (I'll keep it secret for anyone who still wants to learn it organically.) 

so while yes, it does often fall on veteran players to extend that helping hand (which I myself as a vet have now done many times, both ICly and OOCly) you do have to put in a bit of effort to get at least somewhat noticed. to say it is 100% on the Vets to extend their reach is just as disingenuous as saying it falls on the new player to just KNOW where to go, and what to do.