good old bindo bug
its still there, admins know about it for how many years? and still no change? wtf

its allowed when its already to far to stop it
or when EF starts it?

There are so many more bugs that people know about that they are not reporting its unreal. Its pretty sad to because they use them to gain a advantage over other players who are also doing it. It has come to the point you have to not report them to stay in the game. One of the reasons i don't play anymore. SS needs a total reset after bugs are fixed to level the playing field.

Yeah, but the OP is a retard, so he decided to instead drop a regular thread without a poll claiming that all feedback, even disagreement, was support.

Scratch that, it was actually pretty smart because he was trying to remove any incentive for anyone with an opposing opinion to post in his thread (not very well thought out thought control ftw?). Unfortunately for him this is the motherfucking internet, and no one gives a shit about "if you post you automatically agree with me" clauses.

Anyway I think this thread is best summed up by this


Don't attempt to speak for a playerbase that clearly disagrees with you...


Ass clown.

You should totes fight him IRL over this.

Dude, my dad... could totally beat up his dad.

But at the same time, is it worth it to ban (or even alienate by removing the gear) a large portion of the already meager playerbase providing your income in hopes that you can keep your head above water until you build back up? I would totally agree with you, and even the OP if SS was like blizzard with a playerbase numbering in the millions. It's not though, and in business it is better to exist on someone else's terms until you can establish your own than to stop existing.

What?! No one cares about none of them rulez

In the past they have managed to "overwrite" bad mechanics successfully a few times. For example, super expensive base gear was essentially superseded when they put in the new Z gear, without totally pissing off the players who'd already built a lot of the expensive stuff. So I guess the same principle could be used to fix the Bindomite problem.

True, the only issue would be finding a suitable solution. The gear has completely saturated the game.

How about putting in some other kind of Bindomite that lets you choose the mod you want? It'd be a lot more expensive to obtain, of course. The effect would be to make mods the norm in the endgame, which of course they already are due to the original bug.

Definitely not a bad idea, though I would say that it should probably clear existing mods, so that people don't just tack choice mods onto already quad-modded top of the line gear.

There could be multiple tiers of these commods. The first one would maybe give you 1 mod of choice plus 1 random mod, but higher tiers could give multiple choices. In any case, it'd still neuro-bind the item.

I feel like there's a joke there about how bindomite was supposed to do that to begin with.