The question is, is the taxes put on sales in the market place realy that big a deal? Yes it will make trading for a income more difficult. Yes the prices is higher. Yes NOW you need some basic maths to make money.
I am new to Torn city and I enjoy every second. The fact that you have to plan ahead, and think. Not just one of those mind numbing games where you restart the level and try again within 5 minutes. Here if you suck at planning then you suck at the game.
So as a new player in town I have only known the market for what it used to be for a little over 30 days. To me it makes the gaming experience more fun. AND reminder of Newtons Law. That every action has a equal and opposite reaction. For all you know the Ched has big plans for what he is doing. Or ot is just out of spite. Who knows?
People stuck in old habits, scared of change. Come on people change is imminent. Embrace the change and trust the Developer as you have.
Side note: if everything stays the same because of fear of changing then we will all still be in the stone age
And they changed gaming from this Video game to text based and is doing pretty well. In 2025 loads of people would rather play a Text Based game than graphics filled video game. That sounds like a scam, if I ever heard one.
Yet here we are...
So give them the benefit of the doubts. Trust them as you have. And have fun people.
What's behind the recent exodus from Torn City? Top players who've achieved impressive milestones are leaving, and it's not just unknowns – familiar faces are disappearing too. Influential players who've shaped the community are among those departing. So, what's driving this trend? Is it Ched's taxes, the new OC 2.0 update, chat dynamics, or just a fleeting fad? Perhaps it's a quest for clout? Whatever the reason, the community wants answers. Let's explore the possible causes behind this mass departure.
What's behind the recent exodus from Torn City? Top players who've achieved impressive milestones are leaving, and it's not just unknowns – familiar faces are disappearing too. Influential players who've shaped the community are among those departing. So, what's driving this trend? Is it Ched's taxes, the new OC 2.0 update, chat dynamics, or just a fleeting fad? Perhaps it's a quest for clout? Whatever the reason, the community wants answers. Let's explore the possible causes behind this mass departure.
I think the biggest problem is, people are to set in their ways. They dont enjoy learning new things. Exploring the unknown. I see we are split down the middle of people who embrace change and people to scared o urn on a light as the Lumins in the room will change.
Fact is, we cant change it. So except it and move along. If you have the ability to change something and you dont then you take what you deserve. And when you cant change it, just except it as stressing and complaining will get you nowhere but maybe hopistal due to blood pressure.
The question is, is the taxes put on sales in the market place realy that big a deal? Yes it will make trading for a income more difficult. Yes the prices is higher. Yes NOW you need some basic maths to make money.
I am new to Torn city and I enjoy every second. The fact that you have to plan ahead, and think. Not just one of those mind numbing games where you restart the level and try again within 5 minutes. Here if you suck at planning then you suck at the game.
So as a new player in town I have only known the market for what it used to be for a little over 30 days. To me it makes the gaming experience more fun. AND reminder of Newtons Law. That every action has a equal and opposite reaction. For all you know the Ched has big plans for what he is doing. Or ot is just out of spite. Who knows?
People stuck in old habits, scared of change. Come on people change is imminent. Embrace the change and trust the Developer as you have.
Side note: if everything stays the same because of fear of changing then we will all still be in the stone age
And they changed gaming from this Video game to text based and is doing pretty well. In 2025 loads of people would rather play a Text Based game than graphics filled video game. That sounds like a scam, if I ever heard one.
Yet here we are...
So give them the benefit of the doubts. Trust them as you have. And have fun people.