mamflo wrote:What about not asking for money until your software allows people to actually play the game?
No ones forcing you to pay a dime. use your 48 hours then pay, or don't.
mamflo wrote:What about not asking for money until your software allows people to actually play the game?
jorb wrote:cryystyy wrote:At least try and make a forum zone for Shutdown Logs/Patch Events like every other mmo does when the server does down or something new is implemented or a bug is fixed or found.
I'm pretty sure that adding that bookkeeping to loftar's already packed list of things to keep an eye on won't be a net positive for the game. We need to prioritize what we spend time on, and the gain from this documentation seems very marginal in my estimation.
mamflo wrote:What about not asking for money until your software allows people to actually play the game?
mamflo wrote:What about not asking for money until your software allows people to actually play the game?
naosnule wrote:Aceb wrote:You, the creators and we, the players are sittin together on a boat in middle of ocean. Everyone friendly for years. Then suddenly you push out your friend from boat (that's we - players) without any kind of warning and then you offer lifejacket for money or say goodbye for the rest who can't swim and just are destined to drown. I wouldn't mind paying like 1-2$ (but it's just me. I'm not rich. Like you, I have my own life.) per month, but I would like to know things before they suddenly happen and drown with the rest of unlucky people along with the griefers.
So since you are such good friends, I am sure you cared to ask your friend about how they are doing and that you played and paid in Salem as well to support a friend in need.
Users browsing this forum: Amazon [Bot], Claude [Bot], Python-Requests [Bot] and 61 guests