Important things aren't normally joked about.
I suppose I should hold more reverence for the more important and serious things in life, like preserving the good reputation of a Blockland clan or offending the fragile e-rep of the leader.
If you say bad things, people will normally feel bad, and if you say good things people will normally feel good.
No way! But you just said that I'm very sarcastic, so naturally you wouldn't take criticisms from a sarcastic person on a deeply personal level, right? That would just be silly.
Just a thought, but maybe you shouldn't try to develop a game that players interact with, if you respond to negative criticism by getting personally offended and using your admin powers to silence the source of the complaint. If your skin is really that thin, you should pursue something that involves less person-to-person interaction.
If anything, I have more reason to be offended because my time has value. I'm of the age where I can actually work for money, and so every hour of my time is worth a base value of $7.25. I spent 30 minutes trying to figure out how your broken game works, so I should get refunded $3.62 for the opportunity cost I incurred from trying to play your game.
.Lol, not really development mistakes.
1. I planned on just ignoring /help and answering all questions first hand; c[_] shouldn't have mentioned it.
2. Starting money is an RTB Pref.
3. The job building was right next to spawn, so while all the signs I placed were helpful, they were not needed.
4. The code that points players to the empty 404 is called "idiots.cs," I disabled this package, but it doesn't really affect game play.
Sounds like a whole bunch of excuses. You can't make a point of saying how fast and easy it was for you to fix the problems I brought up, and then turn around and be like 'b-but these are all the reasons why it wasn't my fault why i couldn't f-fix these to begin with!'.
c[_] is the host.
And you are the admin. The only thing you're better at avoiding than negativity is context.
I started a clan for the sake of reviving Blockland; comments like this are extremely insulting.
Here comes the holier-than-thou attitude. You aren't reviving Blockland. Blockland's playerbase has actually been exploding because of Steam, and the amount of players we've gained in the last year was several times more than Blockland gained in the first 6 years it's been out on retail.
I'm sorry but you aren't fulfilling any kind of 'niche' in the community. Your mod isn't even really a developed product since it's probably 95% identical to the mod that you've based it on. Hell, show me where I can download the file and I'll actually do a comparison myself :).
There's a very large gap between reporting a bug because you want to see it fixed, and creating an entire comedy routine with a community server as the butt of the joke.
There's also a large gap between fixing negative criticism so that your game is more positively received, and just banning people so that negative criticism never
reaches you.
Which do you think you're doing?
