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cantilever escreveu:
A multi player game where you can be in a guild together, chat together, party together but cant trade items... Doesn't sound like a great option for a multi player game.
SF players dont affect you in any way. But they dont need their own league either.
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Postado porDeletarem 13 de mai. de 2014 16:13:13
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DirkAustin escreveu:
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cantilever escreveu:
A multi player game where you can be in a guild together, chat together, party together but cant trade items... Doesn't sound like a great option for a multi player game.
SF players dont affect you in any way. But they dont need their own league either.
Yeah I did the SF thing for a while. It was alright, had fun, progressed fairly well.
Then I decided to try my hand at some trading and farming. Almost night and day with the ability to progress. So Ill stick with trading. Like you said though someone playing SF doesn't hurt anyone. Having a separate league with all the multi player features except one sounds a bit odd though.
Peep
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Postado porcantilever#4354em 13 de mai. de 2014 16:30:22
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ScrotieMcB escreveu:
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ExiledRenor escreveu:
If a casual player finds for instance a Kaoms Heart its not adviseable for him to use it and build around it but rather sell it for an amount of wealth which allows him to fit 20 chars with equipment which represents his time investment.
This is stupid advice. Some people do this anyway, most likely with a Kaom's which is found early in a league, but the price of Kaom's would rise over time as more people seriously seek out and bid on BiS gear. Even if you're confident you're going to sell the Kaom's, it gains value as you hold onto it, so getting rid of it faster isn't smart.
That's the case in 4-month leagues. In Standard, it might not gain value over time, depends on the game development. It actually lost in value since it first got in after the making of legacy version.
That is not a stupid advice.
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Postado portinko92#6447em 13 de mai. de 2014 17:03:19
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Nice how Scrotie gets away with calling people's posts "stupid".
Standard Forever
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Postado poriamstryker#5952em 13 de mai. de 2014 17:22:39
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iamstryker escreveu:
Nice how Scrotie gets away with calling people's posts "stupid".
Ideas, and even posts, are often stupid, and clearly so — I have all the information I need to accurately appraise a sentence after the sentence has been written. This is completely different from saying its author is stupid, because I cannot judge someone's entire life based off words they happen to type (or not type) in a forum.
Also, just for the record, I genuinely think ExiledRenor is an intelligent person. Intelligent people often do believe wrong things, and when they do, a flawed premise or two generates many flawed conclusions dependent on that premise, creating a rather elaborate network of false belief. Isolating the flawed premise someone believes and deeming it incorrect is not equivalent to saying such a person is stupid, because if he was stupid he wouldn't have generated such an elaborate network, written about it profusely and with passion, nor come up with two decent suggestions despite the flaws in his theoretical basis. Thus, I find it ironic that you are implying I don't respect someone I actually do.
When Stephen Colbert was killed by HYDRA's Project Insight in 2014, the comedy world lost a hero. Since his life model decoy isn't up to the task, please do not mistake my performance as political discussion. I'm just doing what Steve would have wanted. Última edição por ScrotieMcB#2697 em 13 de mai. de 2014 17:48:28
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Postado porScrotieMcB#2697em 13 de mai. de 2014 17:47:46
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ScrotieMcB escreveu:
Ideas, and even posts, are often stupid, and clearly so — I have all the information I need to accurately appraise a sentence after the sentence has been written. This is completely different from saying its author is stupid, because I cannot judge someone's entire life based off words they happen to type (or not type) in a forum.
It is different, but it should still be judged by the mods as antagonistic, as I have seen them remove and probate people for the same infraction or less. Your opinion doesn't make someone else's post "stupid" even if you justify and rant about it. There are situations that his advice was very good and times it would have been bad. So regardless of the rules around here your out of line by name calling his post like that.
Edit: Actually that guy's argument was never built around trying to get the most currency possible. His argument was that keeping one piece of ultra gear isn't a great idea when you can gear out many characters with the currency from it. Because a new or casual player needs a lot more stuff than one really good chest. It really doesn't make much of a difference if that chest would gain more value or not. (unless of course this is before it went legacy, however no one knew back then that it would go legacy).
Standard Forever Última edição por iamstryker#5952 em 13 de mai. de 2014 18:14:50
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Postado poriamstryker#5952em 13 de mai. de 2014 18:02:04
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Mr_Mustasch escreveu:
The ability to read the market and determine whether a price is more probable to go up, down or stay as time goes on, constitute the core skill in trading. With it you can identify trades that have high odds of turning out a profit.
E.g. when GGG announced that they would re-balance auras and make some of them percent based the probability for Alpha Howl to increase in value was good. A good trader would invest in Alpha howls, bought at market price (3ex at the time), be patient, and later sell them at 5ex.
Crown of Eyes has recently gone up in value. What do you think about its future value? What are the probabilities? A good trader have an idea about this. Depending on the probabilities and the number of exalts he possess, he may choose to invest into X crown of eyes. Fully aware that there is a risk involved.
A not so skillful trader does not even entertain these thoughts!
Well thank fuck POE is an ARPG and not a trade sim/shopping game right ? Err right ?
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Postado porTemper#7820em 14 de mai. de 2014 04:12:14
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ScrotieMcB escreveu:
Thus, I find it ironic that you are implying I don't respect someone I actually do.
Irony, like in the song "isn't it ironic"?
P.
Última edição por mrpetrov#7089 em 14 de mai. de 2014 05:58:30
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Postado pormrpetrov#7089em 14 de mai. de 2014 05:58:15Membro Alpha
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ScrotieMcB escreveu:
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iamstryker escreveu:
Nice how Scrotie gets away with calling people's posts "stupid".
Ideas, and even posts, are often stupid, and clearly so — I have all the information I need to accurately appraise a sentence after the sentence has been written. This is completely different from saying its author is stupid, because I cannot judge someone's entire life based off words they happen to type (or not type) in a forum.
Also, just for the record, I genuinely think ExiledRenor is an intelligent person. Intelligent people often do believe wrong things, and when they do, a flawed premise or two generates many flawed conclusions dependent on that premise, creating a rather elaborate network of false belief. Isolating the flawed premise someone believes and deeming it incorrect is not equivalent to saying such a person is stupid, because if he was stupid he wouldn't have generated such an elaborate network, written about it profusely and with passion, nor come up with two decent suggestions despite the flaws in his theoretical basis. Thus, I find it ironic that you are implying I don't respect someone I actually do.
Man, you BLOW. GTFO :P
“Demons run when a good man goes to war"
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Postado porSneakypaw#3052em 14 de mai. de 2014 06:49:25
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Sneakypaw escreveu:
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ScrotieMcB escreveu:
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iamstryker escreveu:
Nice how Scrotie gets away with calling people's posts "stupid".
Ideas, and even posts, are often stupid, and clearly so — I have all the information I need to accurately appraise a sentence after the sentence has been written. This is completely different from saying its author is stupid, because I cannot judge someone's entire life based off words they happen to type (or not type) in a forum.
Also, just for the record, I genuinely think ExiledRenor is an intelligent person. Intelligent people often do believe wrong things, and when they do, a flawed premise or two generates many flawed conclusions dependent on that premise, creating a rather elaborate network of false belief. Isolating the flawed premise someone believes and deeming it incorrect is not equivalent to saying such a person is stupid, because if he was stupid he wouldn't have generated such an elaborate network, written about it profusely and with passion, nor come up with two decent suggestions despite the flaws in his theoretical basis. Thus, I find it ironic that you are implying I don't respect someone I actually do.
Man, you BLOW. GTFO :P
Reported for hate speech.
GGG banning all political discussion shortly after getting acquired by China is a weird coincidence.
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Postado porXavderion#3432em 14 de mai. de 2014 06:54:59
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