Player poll?

[Rokien]

What kind of things do you guys think will be brought up? Also what questions would you like to be seen?

[Rokien]

Me personally I would like to see, would you guys rather have instances? or non instances? or equal amount of both?

[quantumsaint]

Me personally I would like to see, would you guys rather have instances? or non instances? or equal amount of both?

Instances for those that want them, no instances for those that don't want them, and tiny [insert your nationality here] flags for all!

[indira]

Sorry to make a WHOLE THREAD ON THIS, but didn't they say they were doing a player poll soon? Or was it suppose to be after 1.2? Sorry for my laziness on not looking for it.

its patch 1.20 not 1.2 >.>

patch 1.1, 1.2, ------> 1.19, 1.20

[buritoslicer]

its patch 1.20 not 1.2 >.>

patch 1.1, 1.2, ------> 1.19, 1.20

thats basically the same thing... you can drop the zero and it will mean the same.

[Seif]

Eh... They haven't even begun doing all the changes from the first one and you already want another? I'd rather want to see them implement proper story content AH and real jobs before getting a new poll. Also when they do that poll I hope they ask us if these class changes and small UI tweaks have been sufficient.

[normalforce]

thats basically the same thing... you can drop the zero and it will mean the same.

No it's not the same thing. When you talk about software versions it translates into version 1, update 20, i.e. 1.20. Dropping the 0 changes it to version 1, update 2, which happened 17 updates ago. When the next update comes about, we're not adding .01 to 1.20, we're increasing the update count by 1 to 21. Likewise, 1.99 doesn't become 2.0 rather it goes to 1.100.

If you prefer, think of it like a calendar date, 1/20. Each new update is the next day. The day after the 20th is the 21st. The day after the 2nd is the 3rd. 1/2 and 1/20 refer to different days of the month.

And I won't even get into the some of the stranger software version conventions: 5.1.2 or 1.2.0.1.

[buritoslicer]

No it's not the same thing. When you talk about software versions it translates into version 1, update 20, i.e. 1.20. Dropping the 0 changes it to version 1, update 2, which happened 17 updates ago. When the next update comes about, we're not adding .01 to 1.20, we're increasing the update count by 1 to 21. Likewise, 1.99 doesn't become 2.0 rather it goes to 1.100.

If you prefer, think of it like a calendar date, 1/20. Each new update is the next day. The day after the 20th is the 21st. The day after the 2nd is the 3rd. 1/2 and 1/20 refer to different days of the month.

And I won't even get into the some of the stranger software version conventions: 5.1.2 or 1.2.0.1.

hmm... I won't argue with that.. consider me enlightened lol.

[Rokien]

hmm did they forget about it because they are too busy working on that goobuuuu thing dealio

[Rokien]

Hopefully today ^.^