
Originally Posted by
liev
Okay, we’ll start here:
Your refusal to actually acknowledge any counterpoints that have been brought up and instead repeat yourself doesn’t help your argument. Everything bolded and red is things that have already been said and argued that you, even still, have ignored.
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1. It’s common knowledge that the Lucis tools are not necessary for any of the nodes or fish currently in the game. They are obviously intended to prepare us for the future. Thanks for reminding us.
2. This is proof only that the Ironworks Rod was replaced before it ever served an actual purpose. You’re right, the rod is moot. The entire argument is that rod is moot and that it shouldn’t be.
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Everything bolded and red is things that have already been said and argued that you refuse to acknowledge, even still.
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This has been addressed four times. Four times.
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Please check the previous discussion. I have never said or implied that you said the ironworks was not hard work. Never.
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Thanks for the recap. I haven’t been reading. Apparently, you haven’t either though.
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I’ve already explained why this is not the case unless you already have the Ironworks Rod. Please re-read the previous posts.
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Unlike the Ironworks Rod, the Forager’s Rod actually had a time when it was exceptionally useful. It was not made obsolete when the Supra was introduced because it became a necessary step in progressing toward Supra. Only after obtaining the Supra was it obsolete. Ironworks Rod, however, is hardly necessary to get the Lucis.
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1. These rings were obviously introduced with fresh 50s in mind. They are not hard to get.
2. You love to toss around the word logic. Here’s some logic for you.
Irrespective of the rings not “looking ‘good’” they are, nonE the less very unique in appearance and unlike any other rings.
The Ironworks Rod, however, looks like basically every other rod in the game with the exception of Halcyon Rod variants.
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Use the inferior tool. Excellent solution. (Edited because I misread this).
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Now, if you would be so kind, stop responding.
You are obviously satisfied with the Ironworks Rod as it is. You've made this clear. As is evident by the fact that you've done nothing but repeat yourself, you've nothing worthwhile left to contribute to the discussion. Move on.