A Game Emerging

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Originally Posted by BelgianRofl

Every patch is supposed to be the patch where people would get the chance to say, "See, Belgian? I told you so!"

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I don't know what people are thinking then, since there has been no indication of every patch so far being labeled as the "large patch". Only the Spring one, that seems to have been delayed by a few weeks to June.

When Yoshi-P says "small patches come first, big patches later" and he gives us small patches first and big patches later, how this is twisted into

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Yoshi-P has let us down every time with every lackluster patch

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is beyond me.

That is no reason to not remain skeptical however.

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Originally Posted by Impulse

It's a nice read but if you aren't Thayos on Zam, you should at least credit him.
http://ffxiv.zam.com/story.html?story=26266

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You mean like this?

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Originally Posted by Frebaut

A Game Emerging
4 hours 9 minutes ago by Thayos

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I loved it. Nice composition Thayos.

I never thought about it in those terms, but I do look at it that way.

i just started to play recently, and i have no issues with targeting. And i've done it with kb and my 360 controler. I love this game so far, all we need is a community. Even besaid is to quiet. And i mean ppl talking outside their linkshells.

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Originally Posted by BlaiseLallaise

You mean like this?

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Let's see...

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Originally Posted by Chezen

I loved it. Nice composition Thayos.

I never thought about it in those terms, but I do look at it that way.

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Originally Posted by Akira_Tenshi

That was good, well written. I don't agree that the targetting system is perfect though, not when using a keyboard anyway.

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Originally Posted by Neptune

Nice read. Definitely a good anecdote about your daughter.

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People still seem to think it's his regardless. A simple copy/paste of the whole page isn't exactly giving credit.
If the OP is indeed Thayos, then disregard this. Otherwise, a blatant copy/paste isn't enough to give credit whether or not a small line containing the author's name got swept up in the process.

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Originally Posted by Impulse

Let's see...








People still seem to think it's his regardless. A simple copy/paste of the whole page isn't exactly giving credit.
If the OP is indeed Thayos, then disregard this. Otherwise, a blatant copy/paste isn't enough to give credit whether or not a small line containing the author's name got swept up in the process.

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he could have put the original authors name on every line in front and behind the text and people would still think its his. why? because people don't take the time to read posts they scroll over and see what they want to see.

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Originally Posted by Impulse

People still seem to think it's his regardless.

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I gave Thayos the credit. I do tend to read all of a post. Including your link.

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Originally Posted by Impulse

Let's see...

People still seem to think it's his regardless. A simple copy/paste of the whole page isn't exactly giving credit.
If the OP is indeed Thayos, then disregard this. Otherwise, a blatant copy/paste isn't enough to give credit whether or not a small line containing the author's name got swept up in the process.

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So some people either lack attention to detail or make false assumptions. Not my problem. I'm just pointing out that credit was given, however miniscule it may have been.

You are right to point out the blatant copy/paste from zam. It's pretty obvious to most people. Maybe the OP thought the same.

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Originally Posted by Impulse

It's a nice read but if you aren't Thayos on Zam, you should at least credit him.
http://ffxiv.zam.com/story.html?story=26266

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I did go back and edit that i did not write it. I didn't mean to imply that i did. Next time i will be more clear. Also at the top it say Thayos wrote it.

Thanks for throwing this up here, the Dev team needs to see things like this. Those who like the game are often quieter than those who do not.