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First off, thank you for taking the time to reply to my post. Secondly, is there not some stuff I would need to know ahead of time before I could even make use of the editor? I'm assuming the editor would let me change things like baskets breaking on use instead of over time and the duration of the murder cooldown? But I'm kind of genuinely curious about how it all works.

Oh, I've heard of that, but not sure what it is. Is that what this game runs off of?

Of course I wouldn't build a game like this from scratch lol. Even I can tell that would be a silly task for a novice to embark on. I was planning to use the (I think it's called source code) to build off of that. Like I said in my first sentence, modding was what I had originally planned to do. Also, I wish you luck with your gardening game

My first step was to figure out how to make mods like the stuff Mr.XIX, Whatever, and Pein make. I know there are quite a few people knowledgeable about this stuff in the community. There are the few I listed before, a few others I've seen but can't recall, and I feel like Tarr probably knows quite a bit as well.

At the very least, I'd like to learn where to start. If all else fails, at least I can start messing with this "Editor" and looking up C++

Ah, good old Joriom. I miss Joriom.

@JK Howling

I get you. It wasn't my intention to reprimand you, it was just the most recent examples in my mind. There are quite a few others I could've used. I appreciate you being a gent and not blowing it way out of proportion. Glad I took you as one of the more level headed forum users.

I get that it was honesty. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that. Just wanted to point out how something is said has a big affect on what is said.

It's easy to forget that there's another human being on the other side of the screen. You don't have to interact with people face to face. You can have criticism, but people forget how to speak.

"The second you add some bullshit microtransactions to buy more lives is the second I stop playing this game permanently. Keep tossing stupid ideas like this out to the public and you're going to lose people very, very quickly my dude"

VS

"I feel that adding microtransactions to the game would cause me to stop playing for good. I also fear that you may lose people very quickly if you continue to publicly voice ideas like this."

They both say the same thing, but they say it differently.

I was going to use other examples, but I think this one sums it up well enough. The past few messages from Tarr were definitely ripe pickings though

I think it's probably just a product of the digital age. People have stopped talking with eachother, and instead talk to eachother. I don't want to name names (because I'm not looking for a fight) but one forum user in particular embodies this concept perfectly.

Really? O.O

Wow, I had no idea. That's pretty nutty. Can't see why you'd use commas as a decimal point, they already have a purpose. That just muddies the water. Are you looking at 1,594 or 1.594. Using only commas, you'd need context to tell which one.

Hey, don't look down on me. I admit, you right on the metric system, but using commas for decimals is wack

This amused me to no end. I'm probably going to start referring to cold iron blooms as "balls of shame". So thank you for that.

As far as the post goes. It depends on whether I'm working or chilling. If I'm working, then I prefer to do so alone or with as few people as possible (if you want to help in the forge, fine; but do not touch the hammer or tongs, you can use the rock). Most people just wind up getting in my way, so if I see someone doing something, I'll do something else.

If I'm slacking off and chilling, then the more people, the better (provided bubble etiquette is followed). Communication is a pain, so I'd rather just work on stuff alone. If you know enough to help, then you know enough when joining in would or wouldn't cause trouble.

^^^

I was going to suggest this, but I figured I'd wait for the change to settle in. Get people used to not relying on them before you get the ability to remove them. "Boiling frogs" and all that.

@lychee

Yeah, that makes sense. Big server can host like 600 people but hardly ever has more than a couple hundred, so I figured maybe the system could handle it now that he's done all that optimizing. I was thinking about seeing if he's changed his mind, but I'll probably just leave it how it is.

I guess that makes sense. I suppose since not everyone uses hetuw, and not even all of those use WASD, it doesn't cause a problem. But it might if everyone was doing it?

I would hope that Jason could find a compromise and include it in the game. I'll have to look up the github request later.

Nope. It only says "report edit quote". Come to think of it, I think Jason made it impossible to delete posts a long time ago. Oh well, nothing I can do about that.