ą¹Ū£ŪI've personally felt that I have always been the helpful type, trying to help new people get around, learn how to hold the gun, and fire it. Sometimes when I see the new players, I approach them right away with RolePlay as though a greeting, like "Get out of the snow, you'll freeze," "Where are you from," I sort of encourage them to try it out from the start so they know it's there. So far, literally everyone I've held under my wing for a while has purchased Premium in the time I haven't done so. So, Cayorion might not have gotten $21, but he certainly got about $84. Let alone, voting for the server encourages people to join. Smart, funny, following the lore or not, there is always a place for at least some type of person. A person can become a PVPer very quickly, and another can become a RPer even faster. Purchasing Premium is a bonus for you and the others around you as well. As a Non-Premium, you can also help the forums as well by helping answer questions other ask, keep forum open RolePlays active, supporting people by ratings, and even applying for some kind of staff.
And if you were willing to read all this, it can also help people around you by supporting yourself. Doing things like reading the lore, purchasing from the market, work to make your faction run well and gain a good reputation, and following what Admins say. Following what admins say is probably the most important thing of these factors...