Skip to content
TORNLIFE More

TCBASIC

Started by Philthy [1372365] on in Questions & Answers.

22 replies · 412 views · thread synced · 5 days ago · View on torn.com
About this thread

Posts archived: 23 / 23 posts (100%) · the total is Torn's reply count + the opening post at the last fetch

Counted by TornLife from the archived posts.

Archived posts
23
Discussion span
→
Authority score
65 / 100
Historical score
22 / 100
Story score
37 / 100
Engagement score
65 / 100

People posting, likes and official posts are not counted for this thread yet: on threads longer than one page they come from a periodic pass over the archive, which has not covered it.

Most-liked replies

Mentioned in this thread

aurigus [37524] ×1

Philthy [1372365]
Whatever happened to TC basic? That site was amazing. The torn wiki that seems to be the only one available is terrible.
The site is ugly, it's not user friendly and it lacks so much important information.

BRING BACK TC BASIC
Baldr [1847600] Reporter
TCBasic wasn't ever an official thing. Torn didn't run it, Ched didn't run it.

And it hasn't been updated in a very long time. To me, that means that whoever set it up lost interest.
Baldr [1847600] Reporter
Maybe. I'm pretty sure they want the wiki to hold factual information, but not, for instance, guides and advice. (And I can understand that.)

TCBasic didn't have that limitation. Doesn't matter much, though, because the game changes and TCBasic isn't being updated.
Philthy [1372365]
Yea sorry I don’t have time to look through everything, but one example is crimes. Most of them on torn wiki don’t even tell you hm money you get per crime. Like 75% of the info on crimes is a “?” I feel that’s pretty basic information that’s lacking tbh
Kayla [2031661]
Most crimes are never even attempted by most players. Everyone by this point knows the safe crimes to do, and the most direct and safe way to get to 60 NNB thanks to Nash's Guide to Nerve. With these crimes never being done, and Crimes 2.0 on the way, there's not really much point sacrificing all that nerve testing those crimes and adding the information.