Salem Community and You

[Dallane]

OK. You're suggesting things that are already planned OR will never happen.

plz go back to being a mod and locking messages like that

[darnokpl]

OK. You're suggesting things that are already planned OR will never happen.

Can you share something more informative please?

[sabinati]

Why don't you read some of the massive volume of text that has already been written on the subject instead of me regurgitating it?

[darnokpl]

Why don't you read some of the massive volume of text that has already been written on the subject instead of me regurgitating it?

Because I haven't seen here any Devs or TM statements about plans and directions that will never change.
I haven't seen anywhere info about no tutorials in game, so I am only suggesting and talking about suggestions of other people in here.

(I am not talking about order and priority of new features to be added, but only of a need to have some cool new things nothing more)

[colesie]

You said you searched wiki, would you done that if minecraft would had build-in wiki or informations what you can craft or basic tutorial
with only messages like "night is comming... you need to hide from green d**** "?

Yes, I would still search the wiki because I play to win when I find games that I enjoy and I know if I enjoy a game after the first 20 minutes of gameplay normally, with or without guides and prompts.

[alloin]

While I don't mind looking into a wiki-site, beeing on IRC and reading the forums everyday, 95% of people who play a game DON'T DO THAT, just my 2 cents

[sabinati]

if you game and you don't look at the wiki then you are a scrub

[colesie]

Hell I've looked at the wiki for every game I've played aside from runescape and back then it was runehq which is basically the same thing. Also keeping in mind that I was like 10 when I started.

[MagicManICT]

if you game and you don't look at the wiki then you are a scrub

Some of us are old enough that there didn't used to be anything like a wiki. Instead you paid $30 or $40 a year for a bimonthly magazine or newsletter to try and get as much information about your game you could (that'd be like paying $100 a year now or more). Then the internet became easy to access and it hasn't been the same since.... The internet: killing print media since 1969.

[colesie]

Back in my day there were 150 pokemon and Pluto was a planet.
Ha ha