XXX is too far away!

[Unleashhell]

Has there been any update on fixing the "XXX is too far away." and causing us to loose TP? This was addressed and responded too a while back and not implemented. Can we get some kind of status update?

[Daniel_Hatcher]

Has there been any update on fixing the "XXX is too far away." and causing us to loose TP? This was addressed and responded too a while back and not implemented. Can we get some kind of status update?

They still haven't implemented storage access from all areas, I wouldn't count on this being implemented anytime this year.

[Arcon]

They announced the TP loss fix much longer ago, though. I believe they mentioned they were gonna look into it with the next update, although for the life of me I can't remember where I've read that now. Maybe I was just hallucinating, I'm not sure. Both of these things seem like really easy fixes, though.

[Zarchery]

Everything seems like an easy fix when you don't actually have access to the code or the duty to modify it.

[Camiie]

Everything seems like an easy fix when you don't actually have access to the code or the duty to modify it.

Do you get a free month every time you stick up for SE?

[Kristal]

Everything seems like an easy fix when you don't actually have access to the code or the duty to modify it.

Do you get a free month every time you stick up for SE?

He's not sticking up for SE... it's a common fallacy that coding is easy and quick, and anyone can do it better then the guys actually doing it.

There's a Dutch saying: "The best helmsmen are on shore." (De beste stuurlui staan aan wal.)

[Gokku]

He's not sticking up for SE... it's a common fallacy that coding is easy and quick, and anyone can do it better then the guys actually doing it.

There's a Dutch saying: "The best helmsmen are on shore." (De beste stuurlui staan aan wal.)

idk something about 10 years to fix code is hard... i mean its only the 10th ani this year and we still have beetles with feet that are backwards.

[Kristal]

idk something about 10 years to fix code is hard... i mean its only the 10th ani this year and we still have beetles with feet that are backwards.

That's not a coding issue.. the beetles went through a population bottleneck which allowed a non-fatal mutation to persist. It might look weird but if lil' Percival can live with it, who are we to demand cosmetic surgery?

[Daniel_Hatcher]

He's not sticking up for SE... it's a common fallacy that coding is easy and quick, and anyone can do it better then the guys actually doing it.

There's a Dutch saying: "The best helmsmen are on shore." (De beste stuurlui staan aan wal.)

Certain coding is simple, acting like coding is so complex for every little thing is a gross-exaggeration.

[Arcon]

He's not sticking up for SE... it's a common fallacy that coding is easy and quick, and anyone can do it better then the guys actually doing it.

That's not a fallacy. Coding is easy and quick. For programmers. And one can reasonably assume that the development team are just that, programmers. This is an easy fix. Whenever someone tries to use a WS, the following happens:

1. Check if engaged
2. Check if mob can be seen
3. Check if enough TP
4. TP is consumed
5. Check if distance is under a certain limit

Aside from the fact that fixing this would be as easy as including the last check into the group of previous checks, it never made any shred of sense to have it like this in the first place. I have no idea who first came up with it. Anyone know if this was always that way or only after ranged attacks (or ranged WS) were introduced? That could explain it, but aside from that I have no idea why.