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No, the full quote was: The conveyor is set to match the speed of the airplane in the backwords direction. However fast the plane moves, the conveyor moves just as fast. Guess what...if the plane isn"t moving, then the conveyer isn"t either, because the plane"s speed is zero. Sure, if...

Oh, I totally agree with you there. I have no doubt in my mind that the Plane of Time is not finished, nor will it be finished till a couple months after Fires of Heaven has killed the last few creatures. I seriously was not trying to be deliberately antagonistic in any of what I wrote, I am...

You are right, I"ve been /owned by the mighty Utnayan. I humbly beg to be forgiven, and hope that one day I might be as great as him. I will add however that if I believed even half of what you said was true, I"d quit EQ, and it boggles my mind that you don"t.

*EDIT* Nevermind, it"s not even worth it. Let"s just say I disagree and leave it at that. Iannis apparently quoted part of it already, nothing I can do about that.

Heh. There is a massive difference between not fixing already broken content and purposefully breaking existing content that works. All of these examples you listed are the former, not the latter. Care to come up with a *REAL* example where they broke content that already worked on purpose...

Ahh, so you are claiming designers are lazy based on zero evidence, just talking out of your ass. That"s what I thought. And breaking things on purpose to slow content? You need to watch out for the Black Helicopters which are swinging by your house at night and making crop circles.

No, it is pure greed. Laziness has nothing to do with it whatsoever. That was my original point. Who are you calling Lazy? If you can come up with a decent target then I"ll agree with you, but you didn"t. You didn"t even try.

Calling them lazy shows a severe lack of understanding of how business works. The managers aren"t really lazy, they just are callous, with deadlines. The only people you could possibly call lazy are the programmers, and that is *VERY* unfair, as it is far more likely that a managerial decision...