Architect Archive
Thread: I Cant Move My Wrist...
Well i waisted 2 hours building a medium house....It was mindless clicking and really boring...
To top it all off i cant move my wrist and my arm hurts
STOP THE FACTORY NERF NOW
floggin your dolphin to twi'lik dancers will make you go blind
i can just say that you are all [explative deleted]
if youu freaks are going to help move this game back to the unplayable unfun mess you tried to in Beta you will succed in driving nearly all players away.
guess the same crowd is going to ruin yet another game.
The factory "nerf." LOL
Rather, you should say, "put back in the factory exploit!" It was not a nerf at all. In beta this is they way they changed it, in the last weeks of the beta. It was a bug that they were giving full experience at all. Be thankful you benifitted from it while it was a bug, and adapt. We all adapted when they "nerfed" the harvesters by making them require maintenance and power to.
Personally, I wish they would up the rate of production and remove experience from factories all together. Only my opinion.
If you are complaining about the clicking in making one medium house, maybe architect is not for you.
i may not be an architect but i check most of the forums to see what's goin on...
anyway notice the two people who see the nerf as a mere bug "fix" are both master?
If you can explain to me how inserting a schematic and flipping the switch helps you become a better architect, then I'll agree that factories need to give full exp.
Naufragus : don't be a baby, you don't deserve to have the game changed to make you level, because you don't need it, because i didn't need it.
don't like it? please please please leave our already flooded market.
or at very least stop being obsessed with XP, and just let time take you to master... it's the journy, not the destination.
If your wrist and arm hurts after only 60ish combines, then you have some serious ergonomic issues with your desk setup. You might want to increase your mouse sensitivity a little (so you don't have to move around so much), get a wrist rest (say that 3 times fast), and make sure your chair is high/low enough for your desk. Your forearms should be almostlevel with the ground.