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You won't when you go premium I haven't used them since then
so as a premium feature the arrows are useless when you have a better way to get between villages.milen243 said:You won't when you go premium I haven't used them since then
Ok thanks want to see what it's like in world 1milen243 said:You can play both worlds and many peole here have more than one village
Lol I'm already at 116 points I created Tribe the Chain Gangmilen243 said:Building queues don't require a premium account in W1. I can't think of anything else important right now expect for speed and time settings.
im gonna go out on a limb and guess you came from DS. your knowledge of "other" overviews and somewhat horrible spelling or wrong words just leads me to feel that way.milen243 said:All things in premium are useless and uneeded for gameplay. They are just nice extras.
I am sure that half of the futures are not even used by most players.
They are just there for people that might want them.
They are not crucial for gamepley, they just save some time as all other premium features.
I am sure if you have seen the other village overviews you would have gone the same way about returning them
im gonna go out on a limb and guess you came from DS. your knowledge of "other" overviews and somewhat horrible spelling or wrong words just leads me to feel that way.
I have a village in world 2 I can't wait until I can make noblemen:icon_twisted:milen243 said:If you want to learn fast join an existing tribe with many "how to" and help topics to make your gamepley easier and more fun.
shadzar said:but the fact is functionality should not be removed from general gameplay to a premium feature
actually if you bothered to read the rules, EVEN if you have a premium they have no obligation to let you play.SirChandisTroy said:That means that they have no obligation to even let you play without a premium account, and (though I would not play the game if this were the case) they have every right to add premium features that do give a real advantage over non-premium users.
shadzar said:actually if you bothered to read the rules, EVEN if you have a premium they have no obligation to let you play.
and registering IS your "contract with the company".
there is no such binding contract to play games. check recent legislation in the US where they are NOT honoring EULA for these games out there and other software wherein they include things such as "opening this product constitutes you agreeing with the EULA" you cant agree with something you have enver seen and therefore it is unconstitutional and an invalid contract.SirChandisTroy said:To the second, I was referring to a binding contract that allows the user to play the game. Registering is not a contract; it is merely a method of identification of users. The only thing in this entire system that is binding is that if you pay for premium features, you can use them while your account is enabled.
In general, though, nothing you said contradicted my point.