Gotta love loving a house after 13 hours to blatant third party software

[NanaWiloh]

On mobile so cant add this too the post above. Would love to see all players get a house but not holding hope on that. But people spending unhealthy hours at placecards needs to stop. The idea above would stop that while giving everyone a fair chance at a house and a way to monitor it and be notified. Ugh manage to edit that post..pain.

[Awha]

Wouldn’t the easier way to get rid of the long hour clicking is just to have players not click for hours? You are not intended to click for hours in the first place, that is just a byproduct of the community, but do we really want SE to put time and money into bandaid fixes?

[NanaWiloh]

Wouldn’t the easier way to get rid of the long hour clicking is just to have players not click for hours? You are not intended to click for hours in the first place, that is just a byproduct of the community, but do we really want SE to put time and money into bandaid fixes?

Give everyone house problem solved. But it does not seem like SE is going to head that route anytime soon. Placecard clicking issue can be fixed now, wont solve the housing issue. But it will solve players spending unhealthy hours clicking. We can let players continue unhealthy hours of clicking until better housing comes along, or stop the clicking until better housing comes along.

[Arielen]

Had to snip all this because of character limit. Didn't even know there was one. Lolwoops.

As a former business accountant, I actually did use AHK a lot for calling excel macros. The register systems that my province operate on have a bunch of statistic and inventory pages that were a huge PITA to transfer by hand and using software to bridge the gap (I paid someone like, 10$ to make me the script to streamline data transfer). I'd just go take a shower or make some coffee and come back and my problems were solved. It was necessary for me to import the information because the inventory pages the company sent me were in excel, and I could rig the sheets to fill what I needed based off statistics and sales projections. Bliss.

As for product quality of gaming products; I've actually had the opposite experience from you. Mine and a bunch of other people's G600's started to malfunction in the exact same way about a year ago and we received 0 support at all. Because our issues were literally identical (same buttons spamming, IIRC it was F2 14 16 + scroll wheel) and started around the same time, we suspected a firmwire issue but no one could assist us with our issues. Logitech just said send in the device and we'll take a look. Logitech headsets are also way bigger than Razer headsets and my tiny lady head always hated e'm. I'm not jazzed about having a cat ear headset right now but after spending 100s of dollars trying every other brand on the market, I'm quite confident with saying that Razer is the only company whose headsets consistently fit me.

Haven't bothered with trying gaming keyboards because I don't actually need them. I have chronic trouble with my left arm so I really only use WASD, jump, QERF, shift, alt and nothing else. I'm like you in that I just use my gaming mouse and tons of modifiers. Feels like a waste of money to bother with a gaming keyboard at that point (if I could even find a Spanish keyboard, I don't know the location of things as well on them so I actually have to look down).

[Arielen]

Anyway, still praying for upgradable apartments. I might not be so jazzed for getting a large for my project if I had a 3floor apartment with a balcony with a static background or whatever.

[Almagnus1]

As for product quality of gaming products; I've actually had the opposite experience from you. Mine and a bunch of other people's G600's started to malfunction in the exact same way about a year ago and we received 0 support at all. Because our issues were literally identical (same buttons spamming, IIRC it was F2 14 16 + scroll wheel) and started around the same time, we suspected a firmwire issue but no one could assist us with our issues. Logitech just said send in the device and we'll take a look. Logitech headsets are also way bigger than Razer headsets and my tiny lady head always hated e'm. I'm not jazzed about having a cat ear headset right now but after spending 100s of dollars trying every other brand on the market, I'm quite confident with saying that Razer is the only company whose headsets consistently fit me.

I use a Logitech headset at work, and that's good enough for what it does that it's fine... For gaming I'm using a Steel Series headset and that has worked rather well as Steel Series is another company that I like the build quality on as it just works and doesn't break. As far as the mice goes, I never had that problem but with how manufacturing goes, could have been a bad batch or bad firmware. It happens periodically.

[Sotaris]

Wouldn’t the easier way to get rid of the long hour clicking is just to have players not click for hours? You are not intended to click for hours in the first place, that is just a byproduct of the community, but do we really want SE to put time and money into bandaid fixes?

Not a solution for getting a house but would give less stress to players: Display remaining time until it gets available. This RNG part of timer may be over any minute now is the core problem.

[MilkieTea]

Not a solution for getting a house but would give less stress to players: Display remaining time until it gets available. This RNG part of timer may be over any minute now is the core problem.

This just makes it easier for resellers, and will 100% result in overloaded plots since camping would not be a thing anymore.

[Sotaris]

This just makes it easier for resellers, and will 100% result in overloaded plots since camping would not be a thing anymore.

How would it make it easier? It would be same thing as today unless i'm missing something obvious

[MilkieTea]

How would it make it easier? It would be same thing as today unless i'm missing something obvious

If the reseller is planning to sell the house, they can demolish, and then let the buyer know exactly when the plot will be for sale. It carries only the same risk as reselling used to - someone could possibly come up and purchase it in the window it’s become available - which is not much risk if you plan things accordingly.