1. 30 seconds is fine, 90% of the reason why people want this is because of people bazaaring or afk for hours in Jeuno.
1. 30 seconds is fine, 90% of the reason why people want this is because of people bazaaring or afk for hours in Jeuno.
I Vote the #1 option
1, but I'd rather it removed entirely.
A lot of people will be doing that anyways, if you know what I mean.
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yea, i'll take number 1.i'd at least like the option to be running, and let you work on things over time, then to just kept being told about how/why it's not in game yet. side note, i'm starting to dig these voting threads you guys are tossing up for us.These should have shown up in the forums months ago.
I vote 1. I doubt anyone would be sad people can walk through them when they're afk.
i am unsure why if people mostly wanted no collision detection at all permanently meaning you can always go thru people, why they would decide to not implement any of this.
I vote for 1 please make afk people not a barrier.
oh but im wondering why it was changed from 10 seconds to 30 seconds?
Last edited by Trumpy; 08-18-2012 at 09:31 AM.
#1, please.
Paula Deen riding a flying cat wearing sunglasses. What more do you need to know?
I don't understand, why is there even controversy about option 2. Care to explain the logic behind even giving us a choice? Were people on the JP forums actually debating NOT having collision detection removed? Can you give us some of their arguments, just humor us, I want to see if their points are valid.
I would prefer if you guys focused on other worthwhile things that need to be fixed or developed instead of wasting your time on this. Thank you.
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