Post by Codrew on Apr 19, 2014 22:36:59 GMT 1
So let's give this one a bit of back-story. You are working your ass off to make a beautiful project for the world to enjoy. You also just made a new friend and want their help on said project but don't fully trust them just yet. What do you do? on one hand, they may improve the project but you are to cautious to let them join, so your game is not as good as it can be. On the other hand, you may let them in and they could decide to grief the place and all your hard work is ruined. How could we have prevented this?
The owner of a project should be allowed to save or backup a version of their project that can be loaded back again later to not only promote community togetherness, but also to discourage griefers from doing what they do. Nobody likes to have their projects ruined, so why should we let that happen?
The owner of a project should be allowed to save or backup a version of their project that can be loaded back again later to not only promote community togetherness, but also to discourage griefers from doing what they do. Nobody likes to have their projects ruined, so why should we let that happen?
