Very fitting that you chose a meme that had the words "butthurt" in it. That is exactly how she felt. Literally.
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Professor Gu Zhongmao wrote:These projects are beautiful to scientists, but nightmarish to engineers
jwhitehorn wrote:Very fitting that you chose a meme that had the words "butthurt" in it. That is exactly how she felt. Literally.
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jwhitehorn wrote:God damn your stuipd.....
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Jalpha wrote:Okay, Thor, I am going to take a little time to point out some flaws in your perception of certain mechanics, in the nicest way possible.
In the beginning (or near enough) grinding pure crops was easy. Then it got made a little more difficult, but it was still easy after those first few % points (which was incredibly easy if you approached the mechanics correctly). The effort required to produce pure crops in those days was next to nothing, particularly in comparison to the purity grind today. In fact, more effort is now required to achieve a measly few percentage points of purity in an element than was once require to get seeds to 100% purity (or near enough).
As this is fact, it means that newer players have invested more effort into raising purity and yet they are forever behind characters which were produced with so little effort prior to the new mechanics implementation. By the by, you could do all elements, for all crops in the same timeframe.
The legacy humus will run out, you are correct, and chances are there will not be enough powerful players upon the expiration of that legacy humus to challenge the players who are already ahead as a result of mechanics which gave them an unfair advantage.
With no purity you will be working very hard to achieve 100+ biles (across the board) and I'm not sure that 150-200 is possible. That bile range would be possible with the top tier humus which is currently being produced. I can also assure you that worms will not raise purity by anything close to the figures you are quoting. You are looking at a minuscule improvement in humus, not doubling it. Not even close.
100% purity is still possible. 50% is achievable with effort, anything beyond that would rely on blind luck more than any other factor and would take an incalculable period of time.
If anything I've stated is unclear, or you disagree, I'm happy to explain further.
Professor Gu Zhongmao wrote:These projects are beautiful to scientists, but nightmarish to engineers
Jalpha wrote:All your rage. I'm calling you out as a ***** artist, and a poor one at that. It is possible to raise some biles on impure foods to 150+, maybe 300 with luck and enough time, but it's not possible for all biles.
Purity was an easy grind. Especially compared to the mechanics in place now. Delude yourself all you wish but your attempts at misleading others are not apreciated.
Remember what I said earlier? Keep talking out your ass and pretty soon you will look like one...
Professor Gu Zhongmao wrote:These projects are beautiful to scientists, but nightmarish to engineers
Jalpha wrote:From someone who is still abusing legacy humus to make foods, I'm not taking anything you said seriously.
100% wasn't easy to produce reliably, but 90-99% was easy to produce reliably. Coming from someone who is and was more of a farmer than you will ever be
jwhitehorn wrote:No group, organization, or even SERVER was capable of putting in the THOUSANDS of hours it would have taken to achieve each type to 100%. As a result nobody has them all @ 100%. A true testament to the difficulty. Jalpha making claims otherwise is as silly as somebody a year from now talking about how easy it was for everybody to have a 100% mine of all element types. Possible... Sure. Practical? Absolutely not. Evidenced by the fact that nobody has done it.
jwhitehorn wrote:Nobody is arguing that 100% wasn't easily replicated under the old system once you had it. The very valid point that Thor presented is that it was much harder to ACHIEVE 100% crops to begin with. So much so that StaxJax @ Co. made thousands upon thousands of silver just selling 50-70% seeds to give people a head start. You keep talking about what a great farmer you were but as somebody who killed you and raided your bases multiple times you hardly had crops worth bragging about. Even today after having months to go scavenge other peoples seeds you cannot produce even 6 variants of 100% product. The true testament as to how rare they really are.
Professor Gu Zhongmao wrote:These projects are beautiful to scientists, but nightmarish to engineers
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