You want to sling some insults?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kilta_Firelotus
You want to take this off the forum so I can tell you how I really feel?
Stop replying to me with your useless garbage and let someone who actually knows what they're talking about do it. I asked for game development to be described to me, not an analogy to your kindergarten ant farm.
Carry -the fark- on, Kilta.
If I wanted answers and insults a two year old could provide I have children for that.
I hope you read this before it's modded.
Market Wards, enough is enough
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05-25-2011, 07:33 AMShai
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05-25-2011, 07:35 AMBruceyBruceyBangBangFirst of all, this is an extremely silly question, but here is your answer. Implementing a market system (this includes an AH) after the implementation of items is doing things backwards. Why would you produce goods with no game plan as to how to distribute them? One is more relevant than the other and that's not the items. It's how it's distributed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shai
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05-25-2011, 07:37 AMKilta_Firelotusyour the confused brat not me :/Quote:
Originally Posted by Shai
You asking why can't the auction house team work on something more importent and suggested player comanpies. I replied to this, it is because it is a different team and a different set of coding and machanics.
The auction house team would not understand the coding for the player companies. Please tell me that this is better understood and your not this stupid to understand that different teams is the answer to your question.
Much like a resteraunt Were you have a baker for cakes, a soup maker for soups, and a dinner maker. (the exacty names are hard to spell) The soup maker is not good at making dinners. Nor is the dinner maker good at baking cakes. But they all work together to make a good resteraunt. -
05-25-2011, 07:39 AMKilta_FirelotusYou the one getting on my case and not reading. >< Or realising 1+1=2Quote:
Originally Posted by Shai
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05-25-2011, 07:39 AMLeelooFunny thing about this 1 was that initially they pretty much made the same point and were seemingly in agreement. Then this happened = DQuote:
Originally Posted by TheVedis
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05-25-2011, 07:42 AMKilta_Firelotusya lets gang up on the person who is actually being smart for once and trying to help a brat understand on why the teams do not work in other areas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeloo
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05-25-2011, 07:43 AMShaiIsn't that what I'm saying?Quote:
Originally Posted by BruceyBruceyBangBang
Items would be on hold in favor of working on their method of distribution.
That's the same as saying "content" will be on hold until their is a working Auction House.
I swear that's what I've been saying this whole 30-page, long time.
Dragged on and on by the incessant rambling of someone I won't name and my inability to ignore them. -
05-25-2011, 07:45 AMShaiYeah, I know this already, Vedis.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheVedis
The thing was I was hoping she'd put her money (knowledge) where her mouth is.
Supposedly she knows how to design games, but can't explain to the whiny cry baby brat that I am such a simple thing like "why items would be implemented before a working auction house." I thought I may get a real answer. I should have just ignored it from the start.
My bad. Can anyone answer, though? Haha. -
05-25-2011, 07:45 AMTheVedisNormal people understand that there is an order to priorityQuote:
Originally Posted by Shai
and low priority means low priority(which is obviously what the AH is)
if they have 10 teams to work on stuff, i bet they can easily find 10 things to work on better then an AH still
and thats not discounting the fact at least 1 of those teams is a graphics building team(anything that has new animations/graphics etc to add requires this)
stuff is more important, same reason jump is on the back burner -
05-25-2011, 07:46 AMTheVedisshe doesnt know how to design gamesQuote:
Originally Posted by Shai
she just likes to talk alot
and i recently found out who she was on Zam before she got banned there :) so it all came together at that point