Shitposts af... FeelsBadMan. genuinely upsetting to see. Stop reviving topics that are 2 years old thanks.

people are assuming they'll be more NPCs

I hate when people believe they will be more NPCs

Jokes aside, you either meant "They'll have more NPCs" or "There'll be more NPCs"

I agree tho with the anonymous interviewee, it seems like they probably WOULD have more if even only 15 mins a day was spent working on the game. Fifteen minutes a day for two years, one of which being a leap year, that's 731 days. That's 10,965 minutes of time spent on the game, which SHOULD be enough time to get a little more done than we have already, and if ALL the devs did that, then it would be 10,965 minutes per dev, which means we could have had a LOT more finished. Just saying.

If you have made a game, I will take your opinion on board and say "Okay." as well as the anonymous interviewees too. If not though, nor even tried. I am going to have to smh at your comments about the progression. Making a game is not easy. More so with a small team. Whilst SLO does well to recruit people, you have to understand not all people will give their time for free to get the project on the road. Nor should they.

As for your 15mins a day theory, I am going to have to say I disagree. Say they did 15 minutes a day, that could be slower than when they get a whole day to put in one day that makes up for the days they couldn't. What my point here is that you can't say it would be faster without knowing how much they do right now.

Progress doesn't show for many theoretical reasons other than "Laziness"; Which seems to be a common choice by many. It could be the fact that they worked on several jutsu but did not go through with them because of coding bugs or the fact it didn't fit. Maybe they found there is important things needed to be fixed server side or even more important back-end things needed to be made prior to getting some colorful jutsu out.

What a lot of you need to realise is that the thing we have now is not meant to be the MMO. Not by a long shot. It is something they made and add to now and then to keep us entertained whilst they work on the actual project. Yes, some stuff in the current thing we have now will help move the project forward such as buildings that we get to test and MAYBE the jutsu (IF no trademark on them. we may get a whole different lot of jutsu.)

There is so much more to making a game then the stuff you actually see and the back-end stuff is hard as fuck to do. You fix one bug and it could create 5 more out of no where and that's just the coding side of back-end; It's hard work. So unless you actually comprehend what goes into getting an MMO project off the ground, don't try to complain about progression. Because the stuff we have right now? Is not the MMO they are developing but a thing they gift to us to tryout in a sandbox which we should be happy they even do whilst working on the game itself.

To sum up: Stop bitching unless you know what you are talking about and find other things to do if you are bored with what the sandbox has for now.

I am going to try to stay unbiased / not picking a side.

While I do think that how Tsunayoshi replied was unjustified (too offensive for something like that) I can see why he would get irritated/pissed.
Seeing as Diamond Lee shed light on a forgotten (imo useless) argument, which could harm the reputation of those involved.

By being inactive Tsunayoshi could've started fresh when he returned as none of the newer members would know about his past actions, and thus they wouldn't judge him.
Now however that is no longer the case.

(Relevant example for those who didn't quite grasp what I meant)
Imagine if Tsunayoshi was a criminal in the past, he got punished and spent time in Jail, he got released and tries to "restart" his normal life, applies for a job at several companies, then someone like Diamond Lee goes to all of the companies to talk about things Tsunayoshi has done wrong in the past, giving the company a negative image of Tsunayoshi already regardless of it being relevant or not (yes, people can change.)

Of course Tsunayoshi replying in the way he did doesn't exactly bring any form of positive reputation with it, but that's not the point of why I stated this.

TL;DR: While I think it was wrong of Tsunayoshi to reply in the way he did, I don't think it was the right decision to revive a dead argument that could harm the reputation of others.

As for the rest, I suggest we all drop this argument/discussion, as I don't see it going anywhere.

I'd agree with this if Diamond went out of his way to explain what happened but idek anything about it. What made me judge him is how he reacted to it being used as an example among other examples.

It would be like me getting triggered if it was first gen Kata vs forum was brought up and I went straight toxic about it. It'd be stupid of me and it is stupid of him.

To me, Tsunayoshi just gave himself a bad reputation by being easily triggered about an example being used that involved him. Shows me that he is much worse of a person than the example even suggests.

Quote from: Leebz on June 22, 1970, 22:28:15

You sound ridiculous if you ask me. @Blazefp

Glad i didn't

Haha. You're so funny.

Quote from: Reminance on May 01, 2017, 18:52:49

Quote from: StriderOtaku on May 01, 2017, 17:14:04

the way you seek for attention is rather repulsive. Grow up.

Who cares?
If he chooses to write that big then that is his choice there are no rules against that...

Sure because if someone is annoying everyone else for no reason but it's still within the rules we should just sit back and mind our own business.
You're gonna be a great kage Remi

Because a personal opinion over a minor quarrel on the forums really determines his capability as a Kage. Well aren't you the special little snowflake.
@Blazefp

Oh god.. I defended this fool in shoutbox?
*Seppukus in Japanese*

Really though. Your organisation is begging to be hated. Change it or not, I don't care, just letting you know what is to be the outcome.