It’s a movie quote, from the move “Cast Away”. A movie about survival, he had to build a raft to escape a deserted island to make it back home to his wife that had to move on cause she thought he was dead from the plane crash..
“Tasteless”? What the hell do you know about taste anyway. You’re only goal is to be a nightmare, not hard..
Translated that for ya!
It is tasteless when you're using fighting a war to communicate your displeasure with a ■■■■ video game.
It's easier to have something and not use it than not have something, thus not having even the possibility of using it (the jar system for example).
Bandits have been delayed for like 10 years. Unless you think bandits are what saves 7DTD from the ■■■■show it's been lately, delaying something that's already been delayed for a decade is probably better.
Backseating is part of life. Have you ever watched sports and been frustrated at people whose JOB it is to hit the goal or the basket and they mess up in seemingly "easy" situations?
Just to remind you, ladies and gentlemen, this adult is talking about a videogame.
I need help discerning your first sentence because it isn't making any sense. Are you saying it's better to leave in possibly defunct/imbalanced/unstable/unsupported mechanics just so you can have the possibility of using it?
Yes! And I shouted my strategies and frustrations in the privacy of my home at my television set. The players and coaches never heard me. I think it is pretty universally considered rude to backseat directly to a person while they are in the process of doing whatever they are doing. Backseat Drivers are pretty much hated by all precisely because they make their comments directly to you WHILE you are driving.
Fair point. The difference here is that if there were no players, 7DTD wouldn't exist. These people wouldn't be able to make a living with something that doesn't generate enough income. So they have to listen and while I can't nor speak for everyone, it's clear that people have been frustrated for a while.
I love hardcore simulation and micromanagement, but I agree that most of that stuff is better suited for mods.
On the console legacy version, used to I would put a row of let's say corn down, then dig a trench next to that row, fill the trench up with a few buckets of water, add the next row of vegetables and then trench another row for water, it kept my crops watered and all I had to do after that was add the fertilizer every once in awhile.
According to some these updates are coming every couple of days so it must be poised to ruin servers again tomorrow....
Good luck getting the data off them even if you have a floppy drive. I tried that years ago and only managed less than half. The rest was all corrupted from age, even on commercial disks from apps, games, etc. If I tried how, I probably wouldn't get 10% of it.
This I want this back, people can keep the farm plots as well but I want the older farming system back.