>2) You seem to have your heart set on investing time reading a
>forum and complaining about a game that you don't even play,
>all the while trying to make suggestions about how to improve
>it. I'd wager if you spent as much time logging onto the game
>to play as you did posting on its forum you would have enough
>time to avoid getting bothered by the anti-hoarding code.

How much exactly can I get done in 5 minutes? Not much I'd wager. I was considering rolling up a character but honestly I'm seeing why there's not much point. I wasn't putting it out there to look like a big shot I was making a point that it's ridiculous that having competitive gear requires you to play weekly which is says a lot about the types of players you want to keep in contrast to the ones you don't.

Edited because my first response was not nice and really no reason to not be civil.

My point was that people want to play your game and hang out but we also want it to be casual not like we used to play it when we were 15 years old.

Edited to also add, I'm not implying no one else has important things in their lives, I'm implying that because we *all* are older and we *all* have important things in our lives like kids and jobs and so forth that the notion that I need to play this text game for "2 hours every 3 days" is kinda absurd. If I was a rancher baling hay in the summer or a CEO closing a deal in Beijing the point remains that my hobby shouldn't be so demanding that I have to play a few hours every few days or lose my stuff. No game is that important. You have children, you have an important job, how is it you're not sympathizing on this?