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RE: Devs What Did You Do To NI? - Malong - 09-02-2017
(09-02-2017, 06:17 PM)Kaasovic Wrote: God, this guy is unbeatable. I feel defeated in every verbal argument we end up in. Good job, Sir.
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RE: Devs What Did You Do To NI? - Kaasovic - 09-02-2017
(09-02-2017, 06:40 PM)Malong Wrote:(09-02-2017, 06:17 PM)Kaasovic Wrote: God, this guy is unbeatable. I feel defeated in every verbal argument we end up in. Good job, Sir.
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You're welcome. Someone just had to say it some day.
RE: Devs What Did You Do To NI? - Winter - 09-02-2017
(09-02-2017, 03:14 PM)Woody Wrote: it looks the the devs are maybe lazy? If that the word to use... for not caring about the value of items. About the same time this buying and selling was allowed not to long after alot of changes to stuff. If this buying and selling thing will be ok I would rather the devs giving fix prices to every thing. (We don't need to know them.)
Maybe we just aren't totalitarian dictators that want to set fixed prices for every item in a game where people's trading experience is often such a huge part of their fun....
Can you imagine a game where the developers went around negotiating everyone's trades for them? Yeesh.
I'd go on about your use of the word lazy, but I think most of my response would be entirely too predictable and pointless.
RE: Devs What Did You Do To NI? - rIVOLINO - 09-02-2017
I don' t know why Malong decides to spend his time posting on this forum, maybe he, as a long time NI player, feels involved and genuinely cares about the community; maybe he only takes pleasure in the act of writing, if not for the content, as an exercise of style;
Nevertheless you should thank him , for the care and the patience he adoperates in explaining things that should be obvious to everyone, but for multiple reasons aren't.