Dawidio123 wrote:NONECK PLEASE THEY ARE SHITPOSTING DURING CUREFEW PLEASE DO SOMETHING, oh wait he is your moderator and not mineRobben_DuMarsch wrote: Just like the basement you live in

Dawidio123 wrote:NONECK PLEASE THEY ARE SHITPOSTING DURING CUREFEW PLEASE DO SOMETHING, oh wait he is your moderator and not mineRobben_DuMarsch wrote: Just like the basement you live in

You gotta pay fanum tax for that.Robben_DuMarsch wrote:Dawidio123 wrote:NONECK PLEASE THEY ARE SHITPOSTING DURING CUREFEW PLEASE DO SOMETHING, oh wait he is your moderator and not mineRobben_DuMarsch wrote: Just like the basement you live in
They become... rare?abt79 wrote:today the guy who wants Haven on Steam (which would dramatically balloon the player pop for at least a little while) only thinks about how mechanics function with current 100-player deadgame server
imagine what happens to whale search time when players are (gasp) competing for finite spawns
You’re almost there buddy, now go read the rest of the thread and get back to me when you’ve shed whatever bias is wooling your eyes.Robben_DuMarsch wrote:They become... rare?abt79 wrote:today the guy who wants Haven on Steam (which would dramatically balloon the player pop for at least a little while) only thinks about how mechanics function with current 100-player deadgame server
imagine what happens to whale search time when players are (gasp) competing for finite spawns
That's fine.
Are you going to say the game is going to break down if whale meat and glimmermoss becomes hard to get?
Wdym "can be a thing", this is the way to bot whales nowRobben_DuMarsch wrote: Bots spotting barnacles can be a thing, but frankly we should just do something about spotter bots rather than ruin everything about the game.
^Robben_DuMarsch wrote:The nice thing about bots endlessly running around the ocean is they have non-zero cost to maintain and run (because they can be killed and boats destroyed or stolen), unlike bots in a walled base moving milk into tubs and curds into trays, which is what I imagine a lot of the clearly bad-faith complaints about whales are about, when I don't see any threads asking for cheese botting to be stopped.
The cost is basically neglible for spotter bots, basically very similar to cheese bots and it can be run as soon as you get a knarr (or even before if you are stubborn enough to find a whale you can pull with a snekkja) WAY before you start mass-producing cheese.Robben_DuMarsch wrote:^Robben_DuMarsch wrote:The nice thing about bots endlessly running around the ocean is they have non-zero cost to maintain and run (because they can be killed and boats destroyed or stolen), unlike bots in a walled base moving milk into tubs and curds into trays, which is what I imagine a lot of the clearly bad-faith complaints about whales are about, when I don't see any threads asking for cheese botting to be stopped.