Matt - I don't think you need to worry about forgetting something.
/em plays violin for Mattaru
Why do train farmers try so hard to convince? Is it because somehow they know that what they hear about them being selfish may somehow have a shred of truth? /Gasp!!!!
I came to tell a story, and of course it turned into shit slinging (to be expected on a flameboard)...I was not trying to sway any opinions initially. However, the train farmers became pretty defensive when they read this and offered up every reason they could think of to clear their names.
Not everyone is like this Miriya person though. Some train farmers are willing to talk. Some are just bitches. I told the story of the bitch on the flameboard. When I have a good experience with a train farmer, it will be posted under the "Good Times" forum. /em holds breath
This is really not a matter of code or what is claimed and what is not...
You mentioned I was bitter, which I find interesting. It makes me think that you may have read very little of this thread. It makes me wonder what kind of attention you gave the original post, and how closely you observed how the conversation changed.
If you took good notes, you'd see that I told my story and elaborated a bit. Then a couple train farmers came in and felt it necessary to explain "proper" train farming.
At this point I said, screw it then, if I need to, I will take from the trains...
Dissecting this further, I did say IF I need something...
I also mentioned that I don't care if someone is train farming so long as I have something left to kill.
If I am not left with anything to kill, then I think it's a reasonable expectation that a train farmer should have. They should expect to have people "leach" of "their" trains if they leave nothing behind.
Arguments?
Anyone feel it necessary to quote Thomas Jefferson to back themselves?
:lol:
I realize, I am also nit-picking at this point...Strangely, I do find it necessary to defend myself. Or at least explain myself and not just leave my corpse lying in the dirt for people to kick as they pass by.