My goodbye forever rant

[Whirlin]

It wasn't coraesine that was bugged, ALL material difficulty was 0 basically. You could enchant any metal, zelnorn, coraesine, kroderine, etc.

It sounded like instances of omissions in the materials difficulty table, and the lack of an error routine to apply 999 for those instances.
I wasn't aware it was ALL materials. Jesus.

[Mobius1]

It sounded like instances of omissions in the materials difficulty table, and the lack of an error routine to apply 999 for those instances.
I wasn't aware it was ALL materials. Jesus.

And they knew this. And clearly the GMs did not intend for ALL materials to suddenly be enchantable, and thus the "How were we supposed to know?" argument doesn't apply here.

[Fortybox]

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In regards to this whole situation, both Simu and HoA are retarded as fuck.

Pretty much this. If the retardation was widespread, more people besides HoA would have been warned.

[drauz]

And they knew this. And clearly the GMs did not intend for ALL materials to suddenly be enchantable, and thus the "How were we supposed to know?" argument doesn't apply here.

I only enchanted coraesine, I didn't learn about the other metals until Coase posted the announcement.

[Fortybox]

I only enchanted coraesine, I didn't learn about the other metals until Coase posted the announcement.

“Learn” is a subjective word for you amirites?

[Whirlin]

And they knew this. And clearly the GMs did not intend for ALL materials to suddenly be enchantable, and thus the "How were we supposed to know?" argument doesn't apply here.

I guess so, but it just sounds so incomplete. Material difficulty is a major aspect of enchanting. I can't imagine someone telling folks to go and experiment when an entire variable is missing. Also, I was under the impression that they were monitoring things after go live. Waiting this long and then issuing warnings seems eggregious. If I was monitoring logs and saw one instance of an impossible material being enchanted, I'd either issue a statement, or put a freeze til it could be fixed. And if I failed to notice something, that's not their fault for experimenting, that's my fault for not monitoring what I had just implemented.

[Drew]

Holy shit the most embarrassing part about this isn't the SIMU response. I've pretty much come to expect that. It's the boot lickers here who say you "should have known". Imagine having such a strong case of Stockholm Syndrome that you blame the players for bad coding. If this Fortybox guy isn't a GM undercover posting I really worry for his mental health.

[Gelston]

Holy shit the most embarrassing part about this isn't the SIMU response. I've pretty much come to expect that. It's the boot lickers here who say you "should have known". Imagine having such a strong case of Stockholm Syndrome that you blame the players for bad coding. If this Fortybox guy isn't a GM undercover posting I really worry for his mental health.

No, I really think any enchanting wizard that has been playing the game for decades probably should have known. Then again, they probably should have known that all the shit is tracked too so you can't really get away with it. Or maybe they were just retarded.

[Drew]

Someone post a thread about rape and see if Fortybox replies asking what the victim was wearing.

[Neovik1]

Holy shit the most embarrassing part about this isn't the SIMU response. I've pretty much come to expect that. It's the boot lickers here who say you "should have known". Imagine having such a strong case of Stockholm Syndrome that you blame the players for bad coding. If this Fortybox guy isn't a GM undercover posting I really worry for his mental health.

Fortybox just doesn't like us so he lets hate cloud his judgement. There is nothing we can say that will change that so there isn't much of a point in responding to him. Fortybox is just an example of how toxic this community is on here and why newcomers to GS should never come to player's corner.