Curse

derv drix · Jun 16, 2007, 11:05 PM // 23:05

Ok here are a few "simple" suggestions....

1. stalls, we could have some stalls to sell some of our items or weapons. some requirements could be as follows: lvl 5, the license for the stall(costs about 10k), maby a quest to acquire the license, or some other requirements (please post your ideas).

2. Offline access, The next version of the game should not require the internet to play. at the beginning of the game we could have a choice to play online/offline. then we could play the game whenever we have access to our computers but without internet access.

~Derv Drix

P()sT S0me 0f y0ur suggestions...please!!

derv drix · Jun 16, 2007, 11:11 PM // 23:11

Well.....Thanks for the spport =(

JeniM · Jun 16, 2007, 11:33 PM // 23:33

you gave 6 minutes for replies!

I agree on something where you can leave an item and a price and go afk and have the stall sell it for you

But on offline access you realise an offline character could NOT be allowed online as files would be stored on you computer and vunrable to editing

Sorry for the spelling

i am english and 18 but i never liked english class

Yunte · Jun 17, 2007, 12:09 AM // 00:09

Well, sorry to break the news but this thread will end up closed, for two reasons:

1) You made two suggestions in one thread (you're supposed to make a new thread for each)

2) The first of your suggestions was already made (today I believe)

My thread got closed abruptly for the first reason.

Also, I would have to disagree with your second idea, mainly because of the faults JeniM outlined. Having any kind of offline access immediately presents a security issue (think of Diablo II and Open BattleNet).

Warrior Of The Toon · Jun 17, 2007, 12:12 AM // 00:12

Sorry but to be blunt, it's not gonna happen.

1 - Too much coding requirements and too late in the game for such a radical change

2 - No. Offline means to file checking, no file checking means pmg haxxx, which means people altering just about anything, using these altered files to their advantage, then changing it back (but keeping their gains during the hack) to normal before going online again...