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Thread: Split Destroye and Redeed harvester in 2 function

Xanphen
Wed Aug 20, 2003 1:14 pm
#1

Right now it's the same command to destroye or redeed harvester . the onnly diff is the maintenance pool that say if you want to redeed or destroye. I had poeple that destroyed harvester wanting to redeed them. Maybespliting the 2 function ?



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Knocky
Wed Aug 20, 2003 1:26 pm
#2

Who wants to actually destroy their harvester?


Changing "Destroy" to "Redeed" will on screw people over who do not know/realize they need a certain amount of money in the maintanance.


Keeping it as "Destroy" will make them pause and hopefully THINK before clicking.

GotEgg
Wed Aug 20, 2003 1:27 pm
#3






Knocky wrote:

Who wants to actually destroy their harvester?


Changing "Destroy" to "Redeed" will on screw people over who do not know/realize they need a certain amount of money in the maintanance.


Keeping it as "Destroy" will make them pause and hopefully THINK before clicking.






/Agree... although people screwing up means more business for us right?




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Philomorph
Wed Aug 20, 2003 2:09 pm
#4

I don't think he means to change the word destroy to the word redeed. The suggestion is to add another item to the menu, so you can plainly see a choice between "Destroy" and "Redeed" and pick whichever one you want.


I destroy personal harvesters all the time because they are disposable to me. As an architect I use all mediums and one heavy, but if I find a good spot with only a little room, I might throw together a small for temporary use. But when it's run for a few days and I'm done with it, it's not worth 1500cr for me to redeed it. I can build one for a few hundred resources, which isn't much for a master architect compared to other stuff I build.


Of course with the new change where redeeding keeps the money in it, it might be cheaper in the long run for me to redeed a small. We'll see.




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