Kudos to Tim, err... Corbin on the new intro to sabers!

[elrond.406]

What does "kudos" mean?

[Lord Maul]

it means along the lines of points. the more ya get, the better you are. have you ever played Project Gothem Racing? that game uses kudos to get you farther in the game

[Marsupial]

but mars, then they'll just call us ***holes for not telling them the answers and actually making them look
it's happened before

Yeah, but moderators are allowed to delete those posts... plus disrespectfull language is a good way to get banned
I mean, the correct answer to a question is either the info, or where to find it. Now if its made a wrong way, I can see people not being happy, but otherwise, they should do their homework...

[Corbin_Das]

Hi all
Yeah, it gets old answering the same question over and over...and being able to direct someone to a FAQ page or something helps. Still, it comes with the territory when you're working with sabers to have a "Newbian" ask "What's a Luxeon?" or "Do your blades really cut things?". I don't get those types of questions much now, but I used to.
I agree it's nice to have someone that's done their homework, but still has a question about something more specific. Even if the answer seems obviously simple to me, I have to try and remember that many of the folks asking the questions have never even seen some of these sabers in person, let alone tried to make one themselves.
So it gets annoying sometimes, but so long as they made a reasonable attempt to do their homework, I don't mind helping folks out by answering questions.


Corbin

[elrond.406]

Yeah, it gets old answering the same question over and over...and being able to direct someone to a FAQ page or something helps. Still, it comes with the territory when you're working with sabers to have a "Newbian" ask "What's a Luxeon?" or "Do your blades really cut things?". I don't get those types of questions much now, but I used to.

Corbin

I agree it's nice to have someone that's done their homework,...

Corbin

...like me!