Morticous - Senior admin of.... well of nothing. (cool picture here)
You asked why i want to restrict anima, thats why, because i dont want to play in cricketville because everyone already beat the game... in 5 months.
Morticous - Senior admin of.... well of nothing. (cool picture here)
Not much.
I have played video games since I was 10, I am now 40.
Been there, done that, have the T-shirt for it.
At this point in my life, I just don't have a lot of free time to play games.
So the time I do have to play, I would like to actually play them for the majority of my time, not travel around in them for the majority of my time.
Because we don't want them to spend their resources and time making new and useful and interesting content. We want them to spend it just coming up with ways for us to earn back crap we originally started with.
Morticous - Senior admin of.... well of nothing. (cool picture here)
Do you like to craft?Not much.
I have played video games since I was 10, I am now 40.
Been there, done that, have the T-shirt for it.
At this point in my life, I just don't have a lot of free time to play games.
So the time I do have to play, I would like to actually play them for the majority of my time, not travel around in them for the majority of my time.
Morticous - Senior admin of.... well of nothing. (cool picture here)
I wonder if I should be surprised that so many people are having such a hard time understanding that not everyone in the world feels the same way they do. The amount of silly arguing and logical fallacies in this thread is ridiculous.
In a case like this, taking away teleportation makes one side happy, and completely removes the other's ideal method of play. Leaving it in allows both sides to continue playing in a way that they desire, since those against teleporting retain the right to walk. The argument for teleportation is requesting a convenient way to play. The argument against teleportation ends up inconveniencing or punishing others who play for different reasons.
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