Palibashed BW - I'm out. QQs and ragequits inside.

[ChildhoodObesity]

I takes a lot of time to palibash.

no it doesnt

[pedorlee]

I takes a lot of time to palibash.

no it doesnt

Good old times

[Kaios]

Both things are equal (and fun) parts of HnH gameplay. You seems to be here for a long time so i don't understand how it can be unclear to you.

I don't disagree with you and I am not saying you can't or shouldn't be doing this or that, you are free to do whatever you like. In my opinion though I think it will be difficult to bring your patrons to your market if you destroy them or show others that you are actively aggressive towards innocent players.

[venatorvenator]

why they are breaking in to hermit settlements while simultaneously trying to get a public market going I don't know

Both things are equal (and fun) parts of HnH gameplay. You seems to be here for a long time so i don't understand how it can be unclear to you.

Hm yes I can see how fun that was for everyone.

I don't know what Kaios meant but for me it's stupid because you're either destroying people's industry and thus preventing them for making use of your market, or you're making them quit and then also preventing them from using your market.

It's not that crime should be eliminated, but the effort of using criminal acts should match the effort of creating the things that were stolen/destroyed/killed or else we'll remain in this high entropy game.

[APXEOLOG]

I don't know what Kaios meant but for me it's stupid because you're either destroying people's industry and thus preventing them for making use of your market, or you're making them quit and then also preventing them from using your market

Market is not the goal, it is just another way to spend some time and get some fun in HnH. This game has literally no endgame activities except raiding hermits and creating social projects. Last option is nearly pointless with current online though.

[whiskeypete]

This game has literally no endgame activities except raiding hermits.

Pretty pathetic... asserting the dominance of a group of botting no-lifers over some casual loners. Do you drown kittens when you aren't playing HNH? Beat up little children in the playground?

This isn't bitterness speaking, just an observation. It would take a very insecure and pathetic person to derive pleasure from exploiting such a massive power imbalance.

[DDDsDD999]

Do you drown kittens when you aren't playing HNH?

This isn't bitterness speaking, just an observation.

Nah you salty af m8

[Sever]

This isn't bitterness speaking, just an observation. It would take a very insecure and pathetic person to derive pleasure from exploiting such a massive power imbalance.

It's a pretty shitty "observation" to decree that everyone who raids for fun is pathetic and insecure. You might be taking the game too seriously. Should they pick on someone their own size? Maybe, but that's not really the question here. Can they raid people on their level? Almost universally no.

This can only be fixed with a change in siege and crime mechanics.

[Shipright]

I don't know what Kaios meant but for me it's stupid because you're either destroying people's industry and thus preventing them for making use of your market, or you're making them quit and then also preventing them from using your market

Market is not the goal, it is just another way to spend some time and get some fun in HnH. This game has literally no endgame activities except raiding hermits and creating social projects. Last option is nearly pointless with current online though.

Raid your peer villages. Oh, too hard?

[whiskeypete]

That was not my observation. I was not condemning raiding, but the unfairness and power imbalance. As an analogy, it seems to me that if I had, say, the power of the US military, I would likely find the idea of invading Haiti boring and unrewarding as it would present no challenge.

It's not a little unfair, or even very unfair, it is astronomically unfair.

It also seems to me that someone who WOULD find pleasure in winning such an unfair competition likely has some underlying psychological issues, or at the very least is compensating for something.