No, he is right, jorb is too lazyEnjoyment wrote:more than that - it is not needed at all...shubla wrote:This will never happen.
Jorb is way too busy lazy to do all the work required for that.
P.S. Shubla, wrong tag )
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MadNomad
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Re: Gilding should show up on clothes.
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DDDsDD999
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Re: Gilding should show up on clothes.
Some noob isn't going to wear 4-gilded pants, just someone trying to disguise as a noob. Gilding is just retarded, the gear people are wearing gives no indication to their gear level. If anything it gives reason to attack everyone you see because you don't know how good their equipment is until you take it from them.Enjoyment wrote:This.LadyV wrote:No I don't like it. Just another reason to have someone attack you.
Maybe some guy won't kill other in nettle gear, but he will defininitely try to, if nettle-gear-guy have indicators, that he wear 4-guilded pants.





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Hasta
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Re: Gilding should show up on clothes.
IIRC, according to Jorb, that was one of the intended results, and I agree with him on this: you shouldn't be able to deduce conclusive information about a character from what he's wearing. Otherwise, you might as well demand to make character stats and skills public claiming that not being able to see the exact numbers is "retarded".DDDsDD999 wrote:the gear people are wearing gives no indication to their gear level
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jorb
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Re: Gilding should show up on clothes.
Not feasible. Workload scales exponentially with stuff added.
"The psychological trials of dwellers in the last times will be equal to the physical trials of the martyrs. In order to face these trials we must be living in a different world."
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MadNomad
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Re: Gilding should show up on clothes.
Exactly, you should see how strong he is by fighting him.Hasta wrote:IIRC, according to Jorb, that was one of the intended results, and I agree with him on this: you shouldn't be able to deduce conclusive information about a character from what he's wearing. Otherwise, you might as well demand to make character stats and skills public claiming that not being able to see the exact numbers is "retarded".DDDsDD999 wrote:the gear people are wearing gives no indication to their gear level