talon00302 wrote:@Jorb make this man a mod, he needs a gold star for giving real feedback and not having some passive aggressive, sarcastic attitude every post like MagicManICT.
Feel free to take the job. I'll tell you like I tell everyone else: I'm a broke ass chump and can't pay the sub, so I give what I can afford. I have time, so I give that. If anyone wants a professional attitude, I'm more than willing to give it for the right price (and that price is pretty damn cheap), but I don't give it away for free.
For what it's worth, I find professional customer service, for the most part, hides their snark behind their "we care for our customers" BS. It's demeaning corporate doublespeak.
Also, I should probably clip this over to
viewtopic.php?f=39&t=40568 but I'm being lazy this evening.
That said, back to topic:
I'm always starting up new projects that need new characters. I usually get bored with the quality grind pretty fast because it usually involves parts of the game I don't care to get involved in (like livestock) or too much time for what I want to invest. The early parts of the server are crazy. The world almost isn't big enough for the number of players we have, I think. However, six months later, it can seem almost too big--just right for learning new mechanics and changes since the last time you playing, or screwing around and experimenting with things.
Opinions expressed in this statement are the authors alone and in no way reflect on the game development values of the actual developers.
