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So, for how much did you sell the first program you wrote? Yeah, that ‘hello, world’ one. Thought so. Be glad that vendors buy the crap that you are making while you are skilling up.
Just like in real life - only the work from skilled artisans sells for more money than mats are worth.
Aigars - uh, in real-life skills and trades, you start small and work your way up. You add complexity. The only difference between introductory crafting and maximum-level crafting is the ingredient list - you still just click a button. It’s not as if you compare blacksmithing to tailoring you’ll find the kind of differences you’d find comparing C to Lisp.
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July 2nd, 2009 at 5:41 pm
Ah, the days of crafting hats… those were the days
July 3rd, 2009 at 11:10 am
So true with crafting… creating alot of useless crap to reach something that actually sells…
July 5th, 2009 at 3:46 pm
So, for how much did you sell the first program you wrote? Yeah, that ‘hello, world’ one. Thought so. Be glad that vendors buy the crap that you are making while you are skilling up.
Just like in real life - only the work from skilled artisans sells for more money than mats are worth.
July 5th, 2009 at 10:16 pm
Aigars - uh, in real-life skills and trades, you start small and work your way up. You add complexity. The only difference between introductory crafting and maximum-level crafting is the ingredient list - you still just click a button. It’s not as if you compare blacksmithing to tailoring you’ll find the kind of differences you’d find comparing C to Lisp.