I must have missed it, this was the first time for me to see it being confirmed.
I must have missed it, this was the first time for me to see it being confirmed.
It was confirmed back in December when alpha was going on. I'm pretty sure there was a dev post or something.
BoE has been debated to death many a time on here, not really worth the effort again. Although it would beat the pizza discussion. As a side note I don't like any pizzas.
To be fair you can put anything on a pizza, so I could probably create one that I like. I just hate all that tripe like cheese, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, spices, peppers etc.
You've probably had terrible pizzas then. I've never heard of anyone not liking pizza... then again we have the best ones here(and by here I mean Italy, one of the few good things we have <_<)
I'm not a fan of foreign food in general. It's a nightmare whenever I travel to other European countries. The US is quite good for food but they need to learn what real chips are. And I don't just mean the naming.
Aren't you from the UK? How can you not be a fan of foreign food, your food is terrible![]()
Well that's the thing, I prefer our "terrible" British food. Well except the horsemeat "beef"...
Back to equipment binding, I believe it was mentioned that they were looking at improving the materia conversion quality for equipment with affixed materia e.g. a better chance at a higher tier. They are also abolishing the tiers within tiers for materia. They also mentioned increasing the success rate of multiple melds. With all of these changes I think that the materia market will see a healthy increase as it was something that was largely ignored until you hit the level cap in 1.0. With all equipment becoming bound with use you're either going to store it, NPC it, or convert it so there is more incentive to make use of materia earlier on. Not such a bad thing, really.
They say that Britain went out colonizing in search of good food: they stopped when they reached India. And proceeded to make a mockery of curry.![]()
Well pizza was indeed awful when I went to Brighton so... yeah. Try real pizza once in your life![]()
I've never once in my life had bad pizza. Even the $4 large college special on cardboard wasn't terrible. Heck, I have to eat gluten-free now and I've found pizza that's as good as the real thing.