Original sentence: All PC subpaths had followed these requirements under what is known to Nexus players as the "Quota".Each month, subpaths are required to hold a number of events and provide game content as a condition of retaining their Circles (subpath meeting rooms), spells, subpath-specific items, and their subpath itself.Installed by the GM several years ago, this "Quota" deemed it necessary for paths to have a minimum number of players active in their subpath at all times.Outraged by this decision and claiming that this decision could "destroy role-play," the Elder of the Shadow subpath (Rogue-exclusive) manually removed all members from their subpath and disbanded the path altogether.PC subpaths are entirely maintained by the players who are part of that subpath.Shortly afterwards, the now-defunct Shadow subpath was replaced by the new Ranger subpath
Edited sentence: An extreme example would be that originally, Nexon created the Spies, Merchants and Shadows, based on player proposals, as the subpaths of the Rogue path.At the same time Nexon also required the PC subpaths to produce a substantial number of player-run events every month to provide game content as a condition of retaining their Circles (path meeting rooms), spells, and in fact their very existence.Nexon went along with it and replaced the Shadows with the newly created Ranger path.PC paths are entirely maintained by the players who are part of that path.When Nexon ruled that stated that all paths must have at least 100 members, the Shadow path (who had about 25 members) disbanded, because they thought it would destroy their role-play (and indeed, many would argue that the quota did destroy the roleplay of all of the subpaths)