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We need mailboxes in our ships

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Sernon

01.11.2012 , 04:38 AM \| #61	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by itekazzawrrlic So make up your mind, do you want make believe or real life. You can't have both. I made up my mind long ago. Time compression is fine. Logic breaking delivery is not. ---
Truth is far too valuable to be left out in the open. Guard it closely. Hide it well.

itekazzawrrlic

01.11.2012 , 04:39 AM \| #62	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Sernon I made up my mind long ago. Time compression is fine. Logic breaking delivery is not. --- Well, then it's a good thing you don't make the decisions, otherwise this game would be lame.
Who is more foolish? The fool, or the fool who follows? SWG Gorath

Terans

01.11.2012 , 04:39 AM \| #63	Quote
A mailbox on my ship would be useful and make more sense.

ooleyguy

01.11.2012 , 04:41 AM \| #64	Quote
At least put a mailbox in the cantinas.
PVP Balance nerfs should NEVER affect PVE. I don't care if you got one-shotted, leave my skills alone!

Sernon

01.11.2012 , 04:43 AM \| #65	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by itekazzawrrlic Well, then it's a good thing you don't make the decisions, otherwise this game would be lame. Mailboxes based on Santa delivery is "lame". Maybe you could get it by "special delivery" or something, as suggested here. But a mailbox inside a ship is just bad design by nature. Quite automatically so. The object itself defies any sense of continuation. ---
Truth is far too valuable to be left out in the open. Guard it closely. Hide it well.

itekazzawrrlic

01.11.2012 , 04:45 AM \| #66	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Sernon Mailboxes based on Santa delivery is "lame". Maybe you could get it by "special delivery" or something, as suggested here. But a mailbox inside a ship is just bad design by nature. Quite automatically so. The object itself defies any sense of continuation. --- Comparing a Star Wars game to Santa is lame considering both are made up to begin with. For someone who obviously likes sci fi, you sure lack imagination.
Who is more foolish? The fool, or the fool who follows? SWG Gorath

Sernon

01.11.2012 , 04:47 AM \| #67	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Terans A mailbox on my ship would be useful and make more sense. Makes as much sense as having your mailbox on a plane. ---
Truth is far too valuable to be left out in the open. Guard it closely. Hide it well.

Putok

01.11.2012 , 04:47 AM \| #68	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Sernon That's abstraction. It still follows a certain logic, it's just that the time scale is compressed. --- If 4 companions can take your ship to different corners of the Galaxy at the same times, and deliver items to your inventory without ever even seeing you, and that somehow qualifies as time scale compression, why is mail on the ship any different? You want logic? It docks at a space station while you're on it. Makes a bit more sense than gathering missions, frankly.

itekazzawrrlic

01.11.2012 , 04:47 AM \| #69	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Sernon Makes as much sense as having your mailbox on a plane. --- They already do, fool. It's called Email.
Who is more foolish? The fool, or the fool who follows? SWG Gorath

sw_dragon

01.11.2012 , 04:51 AM \| #70	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Sernon Mailboxes based on Santa delivery is "lame". Maybe you could get it by "special delivery" or something, as suggested here. But a mailbox inside a ship is just bad design by nature. Quite automatically so. The object itself defies any sense of continuation. --- ok so just imagine your ship has a 'cargo bay' which connects to a delivery shute directly to your storeroom. Even out in space you could dock with cargo ships who deliver packages

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