Board Thread:R2D - General Discussion/@comment-25414035-20150406052943/@comment-26149284-20150406122448

PlaceRebuilder wrote: Read it.

Yes, I do speak less with people when I play because I either debug or trying to actually survive one single round of tankspam. I havn't had much time roaming the wiki lately but if you have some good ideas Im sure I'll see them sooner or later.

As for weapons, there are 3 things I really want to do that takes ALOT of time (which is why it's being postphoned all the time):

1. Attachments

2. FilteringEnabled

3. Welded guns with decent animations

Thing is, I just don't have time. So I try to be as productive as I can. This meens, banning those who disobeys in debug, I got no time for noobs. And my patience for noobs has dropped to an all time low. Adding a second developer is a complete no no. I do not trust anyone, ever.

If people just showed me mutal respect then things would be different. PR, not trying to go for an inb4 ban, but listen to this reply. I do understand you need to take a break, but look at these things I gave you:

PlaceRebuilder wrote: Adding a second developer is a complete no no.

A second dev allows you to be able to push updates faster, get more ideas, etc. Getting specific roles for some things (ex. Mapmaker, Lead Scripter, Update Browser, etc.). So, by you being independent, that Attachments without another dev means it'll take another 20 updates until completion. FilteringEnabled, and better wielding same with that. See, if you just took a look at the Pros for a second dev, as they much outweigh the Cons. Of course, it will be easier to work in conjunction with studio when the Multiplayer Studio is released, but there is the better chance of those 3 updates happening sooner than later.

PlaceRebuilder wrote: I do not trust anyone, ever.

Then why bother adding in a moderator, or an admin anyway? If you don't trust anyone, don't give anyone Mod/Admin status in the first place! See how horrible it is to not trust a true, loyal dev that has all the potential, but you shunned him out. It's time consuming and hard to directly moderate and ban while you are developing a game. It's just not that easy.

PlaceRebuilder wrote: If people just showed me mutual respect things would be different.

Exhibit A

People actually have showed you respect and rewarding you with their possible ideas. One that everyone liked, and thought it was properly balanced, and was needed. But, you didn't consider the idea if you did read it and now that good idea is dead. If it was on balancing, you probably considered not adding it, or worse, closing/deleting the thread because your "game" would die easily (which isn't true).

Exhibit B

People have been asking for themselves to be Devs. Those individuals are skilled in many places and fields. Some are expert scripters, others from EBR. The others also work just as well as moderating if not another field. You decide to cancel all Dev and Moderator requests, because "you didn't need them".

If you did have mutual respect, you would've considered their request. If you did have mutual respect, you would've have more devs that you trust. If you did have mutual respect, you would've considered some community ideas that can fit well into the game.

So many counterarguements here I could debunk. Apparently with all of these points, would I, a wiki contributor (not the guest account) would respect you? Seriously PR, after your "rest", consider being a better dev and improve some things, like many people do, regardless if they are Front-Pagers or Shadows.