ShedsHisTail wrote: »Too many Nightblades.
MasterSpatula wrote: »You hear that, folks? From this point forward, only @FortheloveofKrist-approved topics are allowed.
Or how about this: Instead of declaring any over-discussed topics off-limits, we could strive for a bit better balance. Don't create a thread about PVP lag when there are already 6 on the front page; don't go into a thread about crafting and start declaring that any attention ZOS pays to any subject other than PVP lag means they just don't care about PVP; don't insist that the graphics team and the CS team and the forum mods all should have 100% of their time diverted into fixing PVP lag;
But on the other hand, also don't let the topic of PVP lag fade away so they forget it's important to us. You know, show a little balance.
(Just choosing one example. I shouldn't have to say that, but experience with this forum has taught me it's better to be safe.)
FortheloveofKrist wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »You hear that, folks? From this point forward, only @FortheloveofKrist-approved topics are allowed.
Or how about this: Instead of declaring any over-discussed topics off-limits, we could strive for a bit better balance. Don't create a thread about PVP lag when there are already 6 on the front page; don't go into a thread about crafting and start declaring that any attention ZOS pays to any subject other than PVP lag means they just don't care about PVP; don't insist that the graphics team and the CS team and the forum mods all should have 100% of their time diverted into fixing PVP lag;
But on the other hand, also don't let the topic of PVP lag fade away so they forget it's important to us. You know, show a little balance.
(Just choosing one example. I shouldn't have to say that, but experience with this forum has taught me it's better to be safe.)
Oh @MasterSpatula, did you only read the first 7 words of a post again? You silly. I didn't say they were off limits. I said they should seek out one of the many threads that are already discussing these belabored topics.
does it say avoid creating new threads. Your meaning can be inferred, but "avoid bringing up another gripe" could just as easily be read as "let this topic go."...let's go over which topics and complaints are dead horses beaten severely beyond recognition. Please search for these threads to avoid bringing up yet another gripe that is already being pummeled into the ground elsewhere on the forums:
FortheloveofKrist wrote: »For anyone new to the forums and/or the game (I have seen a few announcements lately), let's go over which topics and complaints are dead horses beaten severely beyond recognition.
MasterSpatula wrote: »FortheloveofKrist wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »You hear that, folks? From this point forward, only @FortheloveofKrist-approved topics are allowed.
Or how about this: Instead of declaring any over-discussed topics off-limits, we could strive for a bit better balance. Don't create a thread about PVP lag when there are already 6 on the front page; don't go into a thread about crafting and start declaring that any attention ZOS pays to any subject other than PVP lag means they just don't care about PVP; don't insist that the graphics team and the CS team and the forum mods all should have 100% of their time diverted into fixing PVP lag;
But on the other hand, also don't let the topic of PVP lag fade away so they forget it's important to us. You know, show a little balance.
(Just choosing one example. I shouldn't have to say that, but experience with this forum has taught me it's better to be safe.)
Oh @MasterSpatula, did you only read the first 7 words of a post again? You silly. I didn't say they were off limits. I said they should seek out one of the many threads that are already discussing these belabored topics.
What's this again ***, kemosabe?
Nowhere in the wordsdoes it say avoid creating new threads. Your meaning can be inferred, but "avoid bringing up another gripe" could just as easily be read as "let this topic go."...let's go over which topics and complaints are dead horses beaten severely beyond recognition. Please search for these threads to avoid bringing up yet another gripe that is already being pummeled into the ground elsewhere on the forums:
My read is valid. I get what you're saying now, but your wording was imprecise.
Also, just to be extra pedantic, your first 7 words were "For anyone new to the forums and."
FortheloveofKrist wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »FortheloveofKrist wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »You hear that, folks? From this point forward, only @FortheloveofKrist-approved topics are allowed.
Or how about this: Instead of declaring any over-discussed topics off-limits, we could strive for a bit better balance. Don't create a thread about PVP lag when there are already 6 on the front page; don't go into a thread about crafting and start declaring that any attention ZOS pays to any subject other than PVP lag means they just don't care about PVP; don't insist that the graphics team and the CS team and the forum mods all should have 100% of their time diverted into fixing PVP lag;
But on the other hand, also don't let the topic of PVP lag fade away so they forget it's important to us. You know, show a little balance.
(Just choosing one example. I shouldn't have to say that, but experience with this forum has taught me it's better to be safe.)
Oh @MasterSpatula, did you only read the first 7 words of a post again? You silly. I didn't say they were off limits. I said they should seek out one of the many threads that are already discussing these belabored topics.
What's this again ***, kemosabe?
Nowhere in the wordsdoes it say avoid creating new threads. Your meaning can be inferred, but "avoid bringing up another gripe" could just as easily be read as "let this topic go."...let's go over which topics and complaints are dead horses beaten severely beyond recognition. Please search for these threads to avoid bringing up yet another gripe that is already being pummeled into the ground elsewhere on the forums:
My read is valid. I get what you're saying now, but your wording was imprecise.
Also, just to be extra pedantic, your first 7 words were "For anyone new to the forums and."
I bet it drives you nuts that the Oxford English dictionary recently added "figuratively" to the definition of literally.
R U serials?FortheloveofKrist wrote: »I bet it drives you nuts that the Oxford English dictionary recently added "figuratively" to the definition of literally.
FortheloveofKrist wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »FortheloveofKrist wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »You hear that, folks? From this point forward, only @FortheloveofKrist-approved topics are allowed.
Or how about this: Instead of declaring any over-discussed topics off-limits, we could strive for a bit better balance. Don't create a thread about PVP lag when there are already 6 on the front page; don't go into a thread about crafting and start declaring that any attention ZOS pays to any subject other than PVP lag means they just don't care about PVP; don't insist that the graphics team and the CS team and the forum mods all should have 100% of their time diverted into fixing PVP lag;
But on the other hand, also don't let the topic of PVP lag fade away so they forget it's important to us. You know, show a little balance.
(Just choosing one example. I shouldn't have to say that, but experience with this forum has taught me it's better to be safe.)
Oh @MasterSpatula, did you only read the first 7 words of a post again? You silly. I didn't say they were off limits. I said they should seek out one of the many threads that are already discussing these belabored topics.
What's this again ***, kemosabe?
Nowhere in the wordsdoes it say avoid creating new threads. Your meaning can be inferred, but "avoid bringing up another gripe" could just as easily be read as "let this topic go."...let's go over which topics and complaints are dead horses beaten severely beyond recognition. Please search for these threads to avoid bringing up yet another gripe that is already being pummeled into the ground elsewhere on the forums:
My read is valid. I get what you're saying now, but your wording was imprecise.
Also, just to be extra pedantic, your first 7 words were "For anyone new to the forums and."
I bet it drives you nuts that the Oxford English dictionary recently added "figuratively" to the definition of literally.
FortheloveofKrist wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »FortheloveofKrist wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »You hear that, folks? From this point forward, only @FortheloveofKrist-approved topics are allowed.
Or how about this: Instead of declaring any over-discussed topics off-limits, we could strive for a bit better balance. Don't create a thread about PVP lag when there are already 6 on the front page; don't go into a thread about crafting and start declaring that any attention ZOS pays to any subject other than PVP lag means they just don't care about PVP; don't insist that the graphics team and the CS team and the forum mods all should have 100% of their time diverted into fixing PVP lag;
But on the other hand, also don't let the topic of PVP lag fade away so they forget it's important to us. You know, show a little balance.
(Just choosing one example. I shouldn't have to say that, but experience with this forum has taught me it's better to be safe.)
Oh @MasterSpatula, did you only read the first 7 words of a post again? You silly. I didn't say they were off limits. I said they should seek out one of the many threads that are already discussing these belabored topics.
What's this again ***, kemosabe?
Nowhere in the wordsdoes it say avoid creating new threads. Your meaning can be inferred, but "avoid bringing up another gripe" could just as easily be read as "let this topic go."...let's go over which topics and complaints are dead horses beaten severely beyond recognition. Please search for these threads to avoid bringing up yet another gripe that is already being pummeled into the ground elsewhere on the forums:
My read is valid. I get what you're saying now, but your wording was imprecise.
Also, just to be extra pedantic, your first 7 words were "For anyone new to the forums and."
I bet it drives you nuts that the Oxford English dictionary recently added "figuratively" to the definition of literally.
FortheloveofKrist wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »FortheloveofKrist wrote: »MasterSpatula wrote: »You hear that, folks? From this point forward, only @FortheloveofKrist-approved topics are allowed.
Or how about this: Instead of declaring any over-discussed topics off-limits, we could strive for a bit better balance. Don't create a thread about PVP lag when there are already 6 on the front page; don't go into a thread about crafting and start declaring that any attention ZOS pays to any subject other than PVP lag means they just don't care about PVP; don't insist that the graphics team and the CS team and the forum mods all should have 100% of their time diverted into fixing PVP lag;
But on the other hand, also don't let the topic of PVP lag fade away so they forget it's important to us. You know, show a little balance.
(Just choosing one example. I shouldn't have to say that, but experience with this forum has taught me it's better to be safe.)
Oh @MasterSpatula, did you only read the first 7 words of a post again? You silly. I didn't say they were off limits. I said they should seek out one of the many threads that are already discussing these belabored topics.
What's this again ***, kemosabe?
Nowhere in the wordsdoes it say avoid creating new threads. Your meaning can be inferred, but "avoid bringing up another gripe" could just as easily be read as "let this topic go."...let's go over which topics and complaints are dead horses beaten severely beyond recognition. Please search for these threads to avoid bringing up yet another gripe that is already being pummeled into the ground elsewhere on the forums:
My read is valid. I get what you're saying now, but your wording was imprecise.
Also, just to be extra pedantic, your first 7 words were "For anyone new to the forums and."
I bet it drives you nuts that the Oxford English dictionary recently added "figuratively" to the definition of literally.