Recent content by Llamas

I'm beginning to think that their list of demands was just a request for a Kickstarter-style update, not a demand to audit the books. Or maybe not. The insulting posts they made beforehand pretty much guaranteed that anything they said would be interpreted as an attack. :shrug:

Did you read the header for this thread and the first two posts? When you start by saying that TFP have been doing nothing for the past year, and then demand to know who is working there, what their qualifications are, what they've been working on, and what the current work schedule is, you...

But first yell that no one that works for the store has done any work for the past year.

Suddenly, it all makes sense! Thank you!

Seriously, every time you post, you show that you don't know what you're talking about.

No, you don't. Unless you have a percentage ownership in TFP, none of this stuff is your business.

I mounted a laser on my chihuahua's head. His name was Bear. Is that close enough?

I was under the impression that in A17 zombies can dig, and their pathing is not limited to two dimensions. So, digging down is essentially subtractive wall building. If they can follow you down a hole, it's no different than following you into a base on the surface.

What about WHORED?

It gives me a weekend to get my affairs in order because after release I won't be getting much done for a while.

My point is that I don't view them as deficiencies. People should be able to find ways, with the appropriate amount of effort, to create secure bases. Call it phase 1 of survival game play (or phase 2, if phase 1 is "don't die"). I think that creating reasons for players to leave their base...

It seems like underground bunkers, heat bases, and pole bases (assuming the physics work) are all examples of smart game play, not exploits. Ideally, there should be other factors that act as challenges and incentives to keep things interesting. For instance, a heat base might keep zombies away...

That's just what BugNet wants us to believe!

I'm trying to stay glutton-free, myself.

It's about the gratuitous indent levels in the XML...