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Laggy wrote:

SoloAceMouse wrote:

Yeah, I understand books are difficult for you.

Reading is a skill-based activity and I have faith that one day you'll master it.

WALKS away from this conversation.

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Laggy: Butts into conversation and makes rude comment which adds nothing to the conversation, receives rude response as a reply

Also Laggy: surprised_pikachu.png

If you're gonna insult me, then I'm gonna return the favor.

Also, leading with your point being "reading is hard for me" is a hilarious way to try and insult someone else, lmao.

Laggy be like: You don't agree with me? YoU'Re TOOXICC

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I imagine a forge in every room.

I like the proximity thing though. That could help nerf a power that’s too good. But speed is a power that’s too general.

If you mean what does the player do, I figured you’d just pick up one then pick up the other. I could be missing something with the clicks because I use wondible’s client that has keyboard bindings.

You saying something doesn’t make it true lol. Most people I interact with are happy we no longer have to recurse the same person multiple times. You’re the one who pissed off 120 different people you now have to deal with the recourse.

Or give Jason your allowance money.

Laggy wrote:

I still think Jason is still missing the point.

Why are you giving people 2 minutes to /die?

If I name you, dress you, for 2 minutes and you /die I will curse you.

That is a long time to type four characters.

Yet people seem to be doing this. Every game!

As a person who dislikes the /die command, I actually understand this... it's not just about choosing if you want to be born male/female or black/brown/white/ginger... the /die command is the right for a player to say "I don't want to play in this family/village" so they don't just go running off and killing themselves or having to restart the game to live a life they may enjoy.

This may take 2 minutes for a player to reach that decision, maybe the mother was out of town and they wanted to check if it was a small eve village or big developed town, or maybe the player decides to /die because he sees drama happening around or people griefing and he doesn't want to live with that, maybe the player wants to see if the mom or players around are "nice" in order to decide if he/she will stick around or not.

So as much as I always sad when a baby dies in my arms since I like to care for my family, I can't force the player to play with me or to live where I'm living, thus it doesn't bother me that much if it only happens one or maybe twice in a lifetime, but when the number of SID babies gets excessive that's when it is starting to be an annoyance, specially if it's just that ONE player trying to choose the exact conditions of their birth and coming back to my arms over and over until they get it right, the new update intends to help deal with that.

TL;DR:
Personally I understand why a player should have 1-2 minutes to look around and decide if they want to /die or not. What I still don't understand is why SID bones take 2 minutes to decay and just get in the way, for all intents and purposes they were never born, so what purpose does that 2m decay time serve? :-)