HJ-Beta Lets look at the word "Beta". Doesn't mean its for beta. It means its a BETA version of the HJ program. Always has, and always will be. Stick your elitism somewhere else. And again if you *CENSORED* look at the requirements (not count of gum mind you), you realize no level 2 can go out and get it easily. Its a near end game content. Before I forget, thank you Devs. Now I can have Mobias for my alts with time.
Is the gum tradeable?
ThePigeonKing wrote:exsuscito wrote:ThePigeonKing wrote:All those who say they're leaving if they ever give out beta clothes: Please go away now because you're an elitist idiot for thinking beta clothes make your experience of the game and is thus SHATTERED if beta clothes were made trade-able. That's quite the stretch. There's nothing wrong with Beta players, or indeed non-Beta players believing that Beta items should go to those who were in Beta. They were items given out as a mark of respect and to symbolise their presence. Allowing others to gain those items cheapens the initial gift, and their tenure in Beta. It's the principle which lends voice to concern, not that their experience of the game rests solely on the accumulation of unique items. That's not to say that there isn't an elitist element behind the voices of some, however, but it's academic at this point. Their argument is lame and melodramatic. If they see someone else NOT in beta wearing beta clothing then their world spirals out of control and they pick their heroine addiction back up and they drop out of school. If you want fair then not only did you pick the wrong game, but you picked the wrong species. If you're gonna leave because of in-game clothing then you may as well just leave now and spare me your drama. People are entitled to any opinion they wish to be, and exsuscito is right in justifying their approach. The principle was spat on multiple times, then kicked in the cajones for good measure. People like ourselves have been here so long. We have no real veteran rewards, so the stuff we have that other people don't is a gratifying pleasure which is slowly and slowly being pulled out of our hands. Now feel free to assume things about my character.
exsuscito wrote:ThePigeonKing wrote:All those who say they're leaving if they ever give out beta clothes: Please go away now because you're an elitist idiot for thinking beta clothes make your experience of the game and is thus SHATTERED if beta clothes were made trade-able. That's quite the stretch. There's nothing wrong with Beta players, or indeed non-Beta players believing that Beta items should go to those who were in Beta. They were items given out as a mark of respect and to symbolise their presence. Allowing others to gain those items cheapens the initial gift, and their tenure in Beta. It's the principle which lends voice to concern, not that their experience of the game rests solely on the accumulation of unique items. That's not to say that there isn't an elitist element behind the voices of some, however, but it's academic at this point. Their argument is lame and melodramatic. If they see someone else NOT in beta wearing beta clothing then their world spirals out of control and they pick their heroine addiction back up and they drop out of school. If you want fair then not only did you pick the wrong game, but you picked the wrong species. If you're gonna leave because of in-game clothing then you may as well just leave now and spare me your drama.
ThePigeonKing wrote:All those who say they're leaving if they ever give out beta clothes: Please go away now because you're an elitist idiot for thinking beta clothes make your experience of the game and is thus SHATTERED if beta clothes were made trade-able. That's quite the stretch. There's nothing wrong with Beta players, or indeed non-Beta players believing that Beta items should go to those who were in Beta. They were items given out as a mark of respect and to symbolise their presence. Allowing others to gain those items cheapens the initial gift, and their tenure in Beta. It's the principle which lends voice to concern, not that their experience of the game rests solely on the accumulation of unique items. That's not to say that there isn't an elitist element behind the voices of some, however, but it's academic at this point.
All those who say they're leaving if they ever give out beta clothes: Please go away now because you're an elitist idiot for thinking beta clothes make your experience of the game and is thus SHATTERED if beta clothes were made trade-able.
That's quite the stretch. There's nothing wrong with Beta players, or indeed non-Beta players believing that Beta items should go to those who were in Beta. They were items given out as a mark of respect and to symbolise their presence. Allowing others to gain those items cheapens the initial gift, and their tenure in Beta. It's the principle which lends voice to concern, not that their experience of the game rests solely on the accumulation of unique items.
That's not to say that there isn't an elitist element behind the voices of some, however, but it's academic at this point.
Roukan wrote:ThePigeonKing wrote:exsuscito wrote:ThePigeonKing wrote:All those who say they're leaving if they ever give out beta clothes: Please go away now because you're an elitist idiot for thinking beta clothes make your experience of the game and is thus SHATTERED if beta clothes were made trade-able. That's quite the stretch. There's nothing wrong with Beta players, or indeed non-Beta players believing that Beta items should go to those who were in Beta. They were items given out as a mark of respect and to symbolise their presence. Allowing others to gain those items cheapens the initial gift, and their tenure in Beta. It's the principle which lends voice to concern, not that their experience of the game rests solely on the accumulation of unique items. That's not to say that there isn't an elitist element behind the voices of some, however, but it's academic at this point. Their argument is lame and melodramatic. If they see someone else NOT in beta wearing beta clothing then their world spirals out of control and they pick their heroine addiction back up and they drop out of school. If you want fair then not only did you pick the wrong game, but you picked the wrong species. If you're gonna leave because of in-game clothing then you may as well just leave now and spare me your drama. People are entitled to any opinion they wish to be, and exsuscito is right in justifying their approach. The principle was spat on multiple times, then kicked in the cajones for good measure. People like ourselves have been here so long. We have no real veteran rewards, so the stuff we have that other people don't is a gratifying pleasure which is slowly and slowly being pulled out of our hands. Now feel free to assume things about my character. And I have every right to offend their opinion if I think it's selfish, and outright stupid to fuss about. If you're such a proud veteran then you don't need a set of items to remind you of how much fun you've had and how much longer you've been here than anybody else. And if your items mean that much to you then you don't have to give it to anybody else, because they're YOUR items. If somebody else has an item that looks like yours and acts like yours, that doesn't necessarily mean it holds the same gratifying sentimental value to them as yours does to you, does it? Your items don't make you who you are.
ThePigeonKing wrote:Roukan wrote:ThePigeonKing wrote:exsuscito wrote:ThePigeonKing wrote:All those who say they're leaving if they ever give out beta clothes: Please go away now because you're an elitist idiot for thinking beta clothes make your experience of the game and is thus SHATTERED if beta clothes were made trade-able. That's quite the stretch. There's nothing wrong with Beta players, or indeed non-Beta players believing that Beta items should go to those who were in Beta. They were items given out as a mark of respect and to symbolise their presence. Allowing others to gain those items cheapens the initial gift, and their tenure in Beta. It's the principle which lends voice to concern, not that their experience of the game rests solely on the accumulation of unique items. That's not to say that there isn't an elitist element behind the voices of some, however, but it's academic at this point. Their argument is lame and melodramatic. If they see someone else NOT in beta wearing beta clothing then their world spirals out of control and they pick their heroine addiction back up and they drop out of school. If you want fair then not only did you pick the wrong game, but you picked the wrong species. If you're gonna leave because of in-game clothing then you may as well just leave now and spare me your drama. People are entitled to any opinion they wish to be, and exsuscito is right in justifying their approach. The principle was spat on multiple times, then kicked in the cajones for good measure. People like ourselves have been here so long. We have no real veteran rewards, so the stuff we have that other people don't is a gratifying pleasure which is slowly and slowly being pulled out of our hands. Now feel free to assume things about my character. And I have every right to offend their opinion if I think it's selfish, and outright stupid to fuss about. If you're such a proud veteran then you don't need a set of items to remind you of how much fun you've had and how much longer you've been here than anybody else. And if your items mean that much to you then you don't have to give it to anybody else, because they're YOUR items. If somebody else has an item that looks like yours and acts like yours, that doesn't necessarily mean it holds the same gratifying sentimental value to them as yours does to you, does it? Your items don't make you who you are. You don't need anything, but people still want it to be their own, that they earned it. That's why we argue the principle.
Cap0ne wrote:Your items don't make you who you are.You have both of the most special items in the game. What you just said, coming from you, is just... frustrating.
Roukan wrote:ThePigeonKing wrote:Roukan wrote:ThePigeonKing wrote:exsuscito wrote:ThePigeonKing wrote:All those who say they're leaving if they ever give out beta clothes: Please go away now because you're an elitist idiot for thinking beta clothes make your experience of the game and is thus SHATTERED if beta clothes were made trade-able. That's quite the stretch. There's nothing wrong with Beta players, or indeed non-Beta players believing that Beta items should go to those who were in Beta. They were items given out as a mark of respect and to symbolise their presence. Allowing others to gain those items cheapens the initial gift, and their tenure in Beta. It's the principle which lends voice to concern, not that their experience of the game rests solely on the accumulation of unique items. That's not to say that there isn't an elitist element behind the voices of some, however, but it's academic at this point. Their argument is lame and melodramatic. If they see someone else NOT in beta wearing beta clothing then their world spirals out of control and they pick their heroine addiction back up and they drop out of school. If you want fair then not only did you pick the wrong game, but you picked the wrong species. If you're gonna leave because of in-game clothing then you may as well just leave now and spare me your drama. People are entitled to any opinion they wish to be, and exsuscito is right in justifying their approach. The principle was spat on multiple times, then kicked in the cajones for good measure. People like ourselves have been here so long. We have no real veteran rewards, so the stuff we have that other people don't is a gratifying pleasure which is slowly and slowly being pulled out of our hands. Now feel free to assume things about my character. And I have every right to offend their opinion if I think it's selfish, and outright stupid to fuss about. If you're such a proud veteran then you don't need a set of items to remind you of how much fun you've had and how much longer you've been here than anybody else. And if your items mean that much to you then you don't have to give it to anybody else, because they're YOUR items. If somebody else has an item that looks like yours and acts like yours, that doesn't necessarily mean it holds the same gratifying sentimental value to them as yours does to you, does it? Your items don't make you who you are. You don't need anything, but people still want it to be their own, that they earned it. That's why we argue the principle. And the people who didn't receive some items even though they were supposed to because of a glitch or a mistake get... ?And those people complaining about not getting such items since the beginning of beta until now get... ?
