Which is why, in my very first post, I suggested interdependence, rather than independence for a select group, and dependence for everyone else. A choice between 'mining town' and 'other rare resource town'. It's not the only solution, it's probably not even the best solution, but it's worlds better than 'everyone should continue to need me'.sabinati wrote:if everyone was independent there would be no trade or interaction.
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your statement implies that you think there is a unified group of players in control of all the mines. it also seems to imply that you want to solo a multiplayer game.Elirian wrote:I would have thought the point was obvious, but since you're apparently not getting it: your statement implies that you think forcing everyone to depend on a certain group of players, of which you are a member, is good for a game. You are wrong.Potjeh wrote:And I ask do you have a fucking point? I'm no longer entertained by your endless inquiries.
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There is no implication of unity there. You would be right about the second implication if I hadn't entered the discussion arguing for interdependence, and opposing unanimous independence every time someone suggested it.sabinati wrote:your statement implies that you think there is a unified group of players in control of all the mines. it also seems to imply that you want to solo a multiplayer game.Elirian wrote:I would have thought the point was obvious, but since you're apparently not getting it: your statement implies that you think forcing everyone to depend on a certain group of players, of which you are a member, is good for a game. You are wrong.Potjeh wrote:And I ask do you have a fucking point? I'm no longer entertained by your endless inquiries.
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hurrr go play the game and come back when you know what you're talking aboutElirian wrote:Which is why, in my very first post, I suggested interdependence, rather than independence for a select group, and dependence for everyone else. A choice between 'mining town' and 'other rare resource town'. It's not the only solution, it's probably not even the best solution, but it's worlds better than 'everyone should continue to need me'.sabinati wrote:if everyone was independent there would be no trade or interaction.
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sabinati wrote:hurrr go play the game and come back when you know what you're talking aboutElirian wrote:Which is why, in my very first post, I suggested interdependence, rather than independence for a select group, and dependence for everyone else. A choice between 'mining town' and 'other rare resource town'. It's not the only solution, it's probably not even the best solution, but it's worlds better than 'everyone should continue to need me'.sabinati wrote:if everyone was independent there would be no trade or interaction.
This again huh? Is there something exceptional about h&h that makes it logical to give one group of players independence, and not another? Some secret that I'll be initiated into after playing through a map? Maybe it attracts a whole bunch of bondage subs?
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here's the secret: you don't know what you're talking about because you haven't played the game or traded enough. it's perfectly possible to produce high value, high demand resources and trade them for metal. read what potjeh said about what he did last map. read what i said about bricks, linen, and chantrelles being entry-level work.
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Which has what to do with some players having independence, and other players depending on them?sabinati wrote:here's the secret: you don't know what you're talking about because you haven't played the game or traded enough. it's perfectly possible to produce high value, high demand resources and trade them for metal. read what potjeh said about what he did last map. read what i said about bricks, linen, and chantrelles being entry-level work.
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Here's the thing: you don't depend on them. The only thing you can't make without metal is sausages, and I barely make those anyway.
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So now, you don't get independence, you get crappy LPs, you don't get as many resources/hour as silk, you have a huge initial outlay, and you have to defend yourself because everyone wants to take all these bad things off your hands. So I ask again, why do you do it? Masochist?Potjeh wrote:Here's the thing: you don't depend on them. The only thing you can't make without metal is sausages, and I barely make those anyway.
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you can't make fried eggs or pancakes without metal either but apparently darki and i are the only people that do that anywayPotjeh wrote:Here's the thing: you don't depend on them. The only thing you can't make without metal is sausages, and I barely make those anyway.