burgingham wrote:AD has proven that you still can do anything, even several months into the world. A reset should only come with major changes at the current status of the game.
Agreed
burgingham wrote:AD has proven that you still can do anything, even several months into the world. A reset should only come with major changes at the current status of the game.
burgingham wrote:Not this again. If there is one reason I want a reset right now, it is to prove people like you wrong yet again (have already done that after world 2 ended, so yeah you are not the first guy bringing this up). A few weeks into world 4 there will be Sodom again and there will be AD again (or whatever we might call ourselves next world) and there will be you whiners who say they have no chance in hell to catch up. A reset won't change the fact that you are noobs (copyright by avu) and won't be able to compete even if we start at the same time. On the other side there are dedicated guys like AD who only started a few months ago and have already caught up to Sodom or even outmatched us.
This is not saying the very time intensive LP system is perfect for a permadeath game, but this topic has been discussed at length elsewhere.
Winterbrass wrote:hfacktor wrote:"You can't complain about anything ever because it's only an alpha!!!!"
Nobody's saying that at all. Go ahead and complain all you like. The sentiment is that people active on the forums have heard it all before and do not care.
Honestly, I don't understand why people think that their opinion actually matters.
hfacktor wrote:Winterbrass wrote:hfacktor wrote:"You can't complain about anything ever because it's only an alpha!!!!"
Nobody's saying that at all. Go ahead and complain all you like. The sentiment is that people active on the forums have heard it all before and do not care.
Honestly, I don't understand why people think that their opinion actually matters.
And I don't understand why you think your opinion that people's opinions don't matter actually matters.
jorb wrote:Haven aims to be hardcore.
Zamp wrote:The people against the "reset whinners" are the reason why H&H will never have a decent population. Since there are no real caps, the time you spent playing automatically correlates to the success of your character. There's many people who want to start playing, but are waiting for a wipe so they can actually compete. Even more people are just plainly turned off by all the deforested land and abandoned buildings scatted around due to the world's age. Until there's somewhat of a cap system and an automated process to bring back isolated forests
Zamp wrote:H&H will continue to grow too slowly to be considered anything other than a hobby for two college kids simply because it doesn't welcome new players at all.
Haba wrote:Yes. More useless, lazy twats who will quit in few weeks anyway, trying to rationalize their weak effort. I took a stroll in the outer grids and found one unclaimed (and unprospected) iron mine already. Damn is this game hard or what?
You keep crying for a reset, pretending that it will make you as good as the senior players are. Guess what? You're still going to be as useless as you are now. The top tier of the game is on the top because they are so fucked up in the head that they can keep the grind up day after day, month after month.
The reason we don't want a reset is not because we're afraid of losing in the e-penis comparison, but because there is no fucking reason to do it. Get it? There is no new content, no radical changes that'd warrant a complete restart under works. It'd be the same grind again. And then the devs wouldn't be able to do any radical changes "because the world was just reset".
If you want to experience the newbie phase again, go drown yourself in the closest lake/river and start again.Zamp wrote:The people against the "reset whinners" are the reason why H&H will never have a decent population. Since there are no real caps, the time you spent playing automatically correlates to the success of your character. There's many people who want to start playing, but are waiting for a wipe so they can actually compete. Even more people are just plainly turned off by all the deforested land and abandoned buildings scatted around due to the world's age. Until there's somewhat of a cap system and an automated process to bring back isolated forests
Herp derp. Oh, 500 players is not decent population. It would be so much better if there were 10,000 players playing, oh yeah!
"waiting for a wipe so they can actually compete" = lazy twats who shouldn't be playing the game in the first place.
"deforested land and abandoned buildings scattered around" = take a look at the map. See those entire supergrids with signs of human life at all?
"due to the world's age" = no, due to useless lazy twats who give up after the initial rush wears offZamp wrote:H&H will continue to grow too slowly to be considered anything other than a hobby for two college kids simply because it doesn't welcome new players at all.
"Will continue to grow too slowly"... You have the slightest idea what you are talking about? Who the fuck are you to decide what the goals for the game should be? Last time I heard you were just another peon leeching from the creative efforts of others.
Winterbrass wrote:Because idiots like you legitimize my opinion? Really, now, do you ever think before you post?
burgingham wrote:AD has proven that you still can do anything, even several months into the world. A reset should only come with major changes at the current status of the game.
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