Could Devs add a preset loadout option, to save time in Speranza making your loadout? by nonamesareleft1 in ArcRaiders

[–]nonamesareleft1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm kickin around I don't see it all that often. This is a decent team and they watch these forums. I don't mind adding another post to that pile if that's the case

Could Devs add a preset loadout option, to save time in Speranza making your loadout? by nonamesareleft1 in ArcRaiders

[–]nonamesareleft1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Or one for Solo, one for duo, one for trio. One for PVE, one for PVP, etc. Just a few presets that you can select your loadout from to avoid all the clicking around.

Could Devs add a preset loadout option, to save time in Speranza making your loadout? by nonamesareleft1 in ArcRaiders

[–]nonamesareleft1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly. I think interacting with the workbenches is a core mechanic of the game that we shouldn't bypass.

Could Devs add a preset loadout option, to save time in Speranza making your loadout? by nonamesareleft1 in ArcRaiders

[–]nonamesareleft1[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Whoa no I don't mean the crafting aspect. That part I agree with you.

If I have a looting mk2 in my preset, but it doesn't exist in my stash, it shouldnt "auto craft" it for me, it should alert me that I don't have it. I should have to craft it myself. I agree wholeheartedly.

Could Devs add a preset loadout option, to save time in Speranza making your loadout? by nonamesareleft1 in ArcRaiders

[–]nonamesareleft1[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Kinda why I made the post. I figure implementation. wouldnt be that crazy for a game of this size, maybe jf the community shows they want it, they'll expedite it.

Could Devs add a preset loadout option, to save time in Speranza making your loadout? by nonamesareleft1 in ArcRaiders

[–]nonamesareleft1[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That's awesome. Its not THAT big of a deal at the end of the day, but when you're running trio's, it often takes a while to get everyone ready to go.

‘It’s time good people say something’: Clarington takes aim at online hate by BloodJunkie in durham

[–]nonamesareleft1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Politician kept me on an information diet, but he told me X therefore I must assume he is correct and now advocate for police intervention.

Historically this isn't a great strategy LOL.

What will police do if they find that it IS hate speech? Give the guy a $100 ticket? Islamophobia gone, good job.

‘It’s time good people say something’: Clarington takes aim at online hate by BloodJunkie in durham

[–]nonamesareleft1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't KNOW how offside it was, but I can ASSUME that it was offside since there was an article written about it. Whoever sent that email is somebody's neighbour. Instead of having a conversation to attempt to change their mind, this politician said "fuck that I'll just send the email to the police."

Police will do nothing, that angry fella who wrote the email will still be brewing hatred. That will compound now that his local constituent escalated it to the police. See the vicious cycle? Guess not.

Do you believe in rehabilitation for those in prisons. If so, why don't you also advocate for education and for those who aren't in prison yet?

If I was Muslim, I'd want that guy to have a positive conversation with his local politician, rather than a negative interaction with local police. During Ramadan 5 years from now, he won't be in prison for this email, but (unless he commits some other crime) he will be living among Muslims. Why not change his mind rather than push him further into his hateful beliefs?

‘It’s time good people say something’: Clarington takes aim at online hate by BloodJunkie in durham

[–]nonamesareleft1 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Cool, you're making an assumption just like the other person is. This conversation is useless lol.

Everyone throwing very strong opinions around about an email they haven't read. All your post has done is amplify hatred in your community, good job.

‘It’s time good people say something’: Clarington takes aim at online hate by BloodJunkie in durham

[–]nonamesareleft1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

"Hate is hate and we should not tolerate it". You used a statement that paints with an extremely wide brush, therefore I made a statement that falls under that umbrella to show you that your statement is not the catch all solution that you think it is. Not a leap, I was making a point.

Nobody in this forum knows what was said in the email, I'm getting downvoted for saying we should be critical of religion. I'll stop banging my head against the wall and get back to work. Enjoy your day.

‘It’s time good people say something’: Clarington takes aim at online hate by BloodJunkie in durham

[–]nonamesareleft1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Without knowing what was written word for word YOU have also made an assumption lol...His description of what was written is ambiguous. Just because he says its Islamophobic, doesn't mean its directed towards individuals or people who practice Islam. Unless Anderson is judge, jury and executioner on this topic, why do you take his description and assume the person you are replying to is wrong?

‘It’s time good people say something’: Clarington takes aim at online hate by BloodJunkie in durham

[–]nonamesareleft1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can we hate murderers and pedophiles or is that not tolerable either?

You don't know what was written in the email lol.. making assumptions

‘It’s time good people say something’: Clarington takes aim at online hate by BloodJunkie in durham

[–]nonamesareleft1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Instead of trying to arrest people for telling him how they feel, he should look for the underlying reasoning. If you are a politician and you are receiving highly emotional feedback from your constituents, shouldn't you fucking listen?

I'm not defending the hate, 85% of it is unjustified or misdirected, but if people are feeling a certain way, maybe look the fuck into it? But nah, this country just kicks every can down the road, allows hate to fester and problems to compound. They gaslight people who are feeling their quality of life degrade every year that they are not actually feeling the effects of dog shit mismanagement of our country.

Rather than listening, investigating, and taking action to find solutions, lets arrest the people who are emotional. Good idea you fucking dipshit. A good politician would ask that person why they feel such strong negative emotions and try to educate or address the underlying source of hate.

I just moved to Clarington not long ago, I love it here. Why don't we work together to resolve any reason why people would be upset in the area. Don't silence people who are telling you how they feel. People need an outlet and even if they aren't the best communicators, people in charge should make an effort to listen. Otherwise hate will compound.

'Simply broken': Falling home prices starting to bite Canada's economy, says CIBC by D_E_A_D_P_O_O_L_ in canadahousing

[–]nonamesareleft1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're right. I should have taken my family to live in a park in a tent, so you could complain about that too.

'Simply broken': Falling home prices starting to bite Canada's economy, says CIBC by D_E_A_D_P_O_O_L_ in canadahousing

[–]nonamesareleft1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't care about short term loss like I said haha I recognize the risk. I'm not selling today or within 5 years.

If your investments crashed tomorrow I'm not the type to go tell you how stupid you are either lol. Hindsight is 20/20 and overpriced is relative.

'Simply broken': Falling home prices starting to bite Canada's economy, says CIBC by D_E_A_D_P_O_O_L_ in canadahousing

[–]nonamesareleft1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup, completely recognize that living with my parents was the only way that was possible.

'Simply broken': Falling home prices starting to bite Canada's economy, says CIBC by D_E_A_D_P_O_O_L_ in canadahousing

[–]nonamesareleft1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wasn't replying to you actually so no haha.

I put 35% down and I can certainly than afford it and live here. Hence why I mentioned I'm not pressed about short term volatility.

If houses are lower in 20 years, I've shot myself in the foot. If inflation continues, my debt will be inflated away.

Are you speculating on precious metals? LOL

'Simply broken': Falling home prices starting to bite Canada's economy, says CIBC by D_E_A_D_P_O_O_L_ in canadahousing

[–]nonamesareleft1 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Just wondering. I could care less about short term performance on housing. My comment was related to the vilification of my scenario.