4617-1.32: You consumed 58 grams of your rye bread.
And today... 4618-1.32: You consumed 352 grams of your rye bread.
Is this a joke? Or has someone just.. playing with numbers?
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4617-1.32: You consumed 58 grams of your rye bread.
And today... 4618-1.32: You consumed 352 grams of your rye bread.
*Wiro wrote:If you frequently make mistakes on the phone, you shouldn't be playing on the phone. It's distracting to have people constantly correct themselves with an "OOC: lol sorry im on phone".
This is coming from someone who plays almost exclusively on his phone, so I know how useful it is. I just save extensive roleplay for when I'm on my computer and use the phone to read my events. It's also useful to keep my characters busy with projects.
EchoMan wrote:The increasing number of players who seems to be in need of taking a long break annoys me just as much as the increasing number of players who seem to not do anything with their characters except stand there and sleep.
EchoMan wrote:Skills can only increase.
Marian wrote:EchoMan wrote:Skills can only increase.
So everyone keeps claiming, but I've never seen it happen and so I swear that's a myth.
Marian wrote:So everyone keeps claiming, but I've never seen it happen and so I swear that's a myth.
*Wiro wrote:Marian wrote:EchoMan wrote:Skills can only increase.
So everyone keeps claiming, but I've never seen it happen and so I swear that's a myth.
The easiest way to notice this is by writing down the order in which your skills are shown.
Digging - Skillful
Mining - Skillful
Cooking - Skillful
In the above example, digging has more "skill points" than mining or cooking do. If you see the order change, it's because you're training them. The other obvious way to notice is of course when a skill goes from skillful to expert, for example. I've trained a skill I liked from efficient to expert.
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