rosiebelle
Naive Magical Girl
Wow, thanks for explaining.
No problem ^^ It's always handy to get clued up on such matters
Wow, thanks for explaining.
No problem ^^ It's always handy to get clued up on such matters
I haven't ever duped things, but I have time traveled. And now I'm curious as to what the difference between time traveling and duping is, like why TT is okay, because I've read so many things that are like "alkdfjlaksdj time traveling is the worst cheating awful thing in the world" or something exaggerated like that, and so now I'm confused.
I haven't ever duped things, but I have time traveled. And now I'm curious as to what the difference between time traveling and duping is, like why TT is okay, because I've read so many things that are like "alkdfjlaksdj time traveling is the worst cheating awful thing in the world" or something exaggerated like that, and so now I'm confused.
I mean, is a person who tts and then sells picnic baskets before everyone can get them normally any different from a person who duped them? I don't think so. Is there any difference between sitting in starbucks for hours farming tea sets and duping them?
In order to get expensive DLC sets or dream villagers you either have to spend a month+ of stalk marketing, or become a duper yourself.
About your intended way of playing: I hope you know that if you trade, you're not playing an intended way either. Divo brought a great point that I never had thought of, that trading is just as un-intended as duplicating.
I personally think there's no harm in discussing it as long as no-one starts trading with it!
As soon as someone crosses the line I think it should be band!
You never made a point against or for duping you just said stuff is expensive. Even though duping lowers the value of goods.Duplication does affect us all though, especially those who want to play the game as intended.
Personally I like to play the game without have to rely on having to abuse a glitch, but because there are so many dupers out there this became somewhat of an issue.
I mean, even with the stalk market it is hard to get your dream villagers, or certain expensive sets for that matter.
Of course, there are a lot of kind people who duplicate expensive and otherwise unobtainable sets for the benefit of others, but this also means that dupers affects most of us often in a way that the we don't even realize that we are not playing the game we want to.
So, conclusion?
In order to get expensive DLC sets or dream villagers you either have to spend a month+ of stalk marketing, or become a duper yourself.
People on this forum frown on duping for the most part and even though its not expressly in the rules to not talk about it (unless I missed it) people will start a huge stink and probably report anyone who does mention it, as a friend of mine found out resently when he said he had extra items. Didn't even mention duping and it was all downhill from first post.
This is the problem with pandering to elitist snobbery. It only gets worse.
I understand the mods want to try and keep everyone happy, but they should realize that not everyone deserves to be appeased. Particularly these little *******s. Not all views are of equal merit. Some are objectively worse. And ones which are worse should not be pandered to, if doing so causes harm to others.
These people should be told to grow up or piss off, not be allowed to terrorize others for not playing "the right way".
Well there's no point in discussing it if you can't follow through with it.
"Dude duping would be so cool, too bad we can't do it."
The only reason we're talking about it now is a discussion about whether or not we should be able to follow through with it.
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You never made a point against or for duping you just said stuff is expensive. Even though duping lowers the value of goods.
"but this also means that dupers affects most of us often in a way that the we don't even realize that we are not playing the game we want to."
Lol, if you don't like duping A. Don't dupe B. Don't buy from a duper then it won't "affect" you.
They're plenty of non dupers or are you implying you're the only one?You said:I'm afraid it is not that simple; my whole point was that dupers are everywhere (on these forums aswell), and because of that it is nearly impossible to not be affected by dupers.
No simply because if they do at least here their thread will be closed. You can always ask however.you said:Besides, have you ever seen anyone on these forums, or actually any AC forums, that begin their thread by stating that they are dupers?
What on Earth are you talking about?! An items price has absolutely nothing to do with some players wanting to play "vanilla"you said:The fact that certain items are expensive means that people that want to play the game "legit", or vanilla, whatever you like to call it, either have to spend an insane amount of time of grinding/selling turnips, whilst other people are abusing a glitch that wasn't even supposed to be there.
There is no right or wrong way to play a videogame, any videogame.you said:Which brings me to my next point, one that Lunatic brought to my attention:
To truly define how this game is supposed to be played is difficult, because this game places a lot of emphasis on playing this game together with your friends.
There's nothing wrong with trading.you said:At that point, trading becomes a rather obvious way to exchange items with each others and help each other to get more desirable pieces of furniture and other items, and it has been this way for a while now.
If this wasn't how the game was supposed to be played, then why didn't Nintendo took out this "feature" a long time ago?
By definition you are correct but just because they're not supposed to be there doesn't mean you can't benefit from it or just have fun.you said:Glitches on the other hand, are just that; glitches.
They are accidents, they weren't supposed to be there.
If you're that scared or upset by a big scary duped item then just don't trade. Simple as that. I understand you're saying "Well I shouldn't have to worry about getting a scary duped item!!!" Well it happened. Some people are afraid of pickles we're not getting rid of pickles for a tiny minority group.you said:The fact that the online market depends on such a thing means that a lot of people are forced in one way or another to participate in this market, a market which wasn't supposed to exist in the first place.
Telling people to "grow up or piss off" wouldn't help anyone.
I for one don't mind duping, but you must admit the smallest that it does become unfair at times.