Houston, We Have A Problem.

[BlitzKrieger]

The waiting for the reset is killing me.

[zacty]

gah....yes it is!

[sabinati]

guys, this is not a chat thread. don't make me lock it, ok?

[jgudge]

Ugh, so many new players, where did they all come from? And why are they all trolling???

Joined: Mon Dec 20, 2010 12:44 pm

U be trollin urself.

Says the guy with 22 posts.

The waiting for the reset is killing me.

Dude, honestly, this has been said like fifty times in this thread alone, we're all waiting, so there's no need to have people keep posting it. Let's just assume we all are impatient from now on, ok?

*whips out imaginary ban-hammer*

[FatBob]

I lol'd

[Speed]

Ugh, so many new players, where did they all come from? And why are they all trolling???

Joined: Mon Dec 20, 2010 12:44 pm

U be trollin urself.

Says the guy with 22 posts.

The waiting for the reset is killing me.

Dude, honestly, this has been said like fifty times in this thread alone, we're all waiting, so there's no need to have people keep posting it. Let's just assume we all are impatient from now on, ok?

*whips out imaginary ban-hammer*

I'm not even talking about posts, you said all the "new" players are trolling, while you aren't even a member for 1 month. Who cares if my post count is so low? At least I'm not being a "cool" guy here.

[Danno]

A bed is a luxury

A bed is not a luxury; it is a waste of space. Having a bed reduces your storage by 64 spaces. A house should have nothing but 22 cupboards in it, stand outside when you logout. Drink wine 24/7, stop being a noob.

Well, its best use is to have a secure login point. As some of us have noticed, the "log in from where you logged out" button often fails to work. Apparently it has to do with your log in point being occupied by something else (e.g. another hearthling or a frog). But if you sleep in a bed, you're guaranteed to be able to log in from that point since the bed reserves your spot. The hearth fire is the same, which is why you can always log in from your hearth fire.
The travel weariness is just a bonus as far as I'm concerned. As for houses jam-packed with cupboards, I don't prefer them, myself.

guys, this is not a chat thread. don't make me lock it, ok?

Maybe we need a topic stating the current status in the title (e.g. NOT WIPED YET, STOP ASKING) so people stop checking/asking here. It all keeps leading to conversations of desired updates and crap.


+2 for Speed

[szpiler]

I think that in new world should be a new bed. There are only straw and spruce bough bed in start of the game. In new world at the beggining it will be possible to do only second one but we need for that a fir boughs. What about people starting game in Broadleaf Forest? They can't make a bed. Maby jorb you will make some bed that can be made from any boughs?

A bed is a luxury, not a necessity by any means. You won't have to worry about travel weariness at all when you're new, to say the least, and you can just rebuild your hearth fire if you want to make sure you can log in where you logged out. If you're complaining about that, you should complain about how there's no natural food source in coniferous forests (i.e. broadleaf forests have apples). It couldn't hurt to give the coniferous forests some kind of advantage since they pretty much lose at everything.

A bed is not a luxury; it is a waste of space. Having a bed reduces your storage by 64 spaces. A house should have nothing but 22 cupboards in it, stand outside when you logout. Drink wine 24/7, stop being a noob.

Sorry master, I promise to stop being a noob in new world.

[Pomagiernocy]

I was sure that end of the world should be in 2012

Oh and Hello everyone

[Teleskop]

Im going craaazy!