Okocim wrote:To be honest the free one month feel depressing. Work we have put into building our village is gone, time we spent to do it is wasted.
It's like getting nothing, we had active subscription anyways, It's not like getting time to rebuild, it won't make our day 48h long. It won't make the steel making faster, won't make animal taming and breeding faster.
It's huge setback for us.
Starting almost from scratch.
It's a game with permadeath, you knew this from the start.
loftar: The inner chaos of the Jorbian mind is hard to conceal. jorb: It's called creative license. You know, that thing you seem to want to apply to logic, grammar and coherence?
Oh, I know. That's the Ring of Brodgar. But they were not really memorials of in-game events like the destruction of a bugger's settlement, they were more like structures without real background (like, they fit the lore but their story is not one built by players) :)
Okocim wrote:Guess you really haven't seen them.
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
Tonkyhonk wrote:of course its better than nothing at all, but cant you at least give them some curio to get back on feet, their char sheets should have their status recorded and not like you could gain stats after death.
Because whenever we try to "restore" things, it always ends up so horribly arbitrary and unfair that I honestly think it's better to not even try at all. What about the people who "only" lost goods but not characters? What about when we start receiving reports from other people who died, and we can't verify whether they died in combat, or even if they did, in combat that was related to this bug? &c&c. There are so many minute details even in cases that may at first seem completely clear-cut.
Tonkyhonk wrote:im sorry but i really dont understand what you find this generous.
Only because it is, indeed, more than nothing at all.
thank you for the clarification. is that what happened after the coal bug verdict? i cant say im convinced, i cant get this "if it were me" thought off of me, still i understand where you stand and i appreciate your honest reply.
Granger wrote:At least better than being disillusioned and bitter by having experienced to much from bad people...
It's not that bad to be that, honestly.
loftar: The inner chaos of the Jorbian mind is hard to conceal. jorb: It's called creative license. You know, that thing you seem to want to apply to logic, grammar and coherence?
