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I do feel like Topless is pushing the envelope with some of these ideas of his. Like the firewood job for example. No one is going to invest the actual 8 hours to waiting to do that job again. And if you have a full time job you simply wont be able to. Players are going to just use the editor or something to get money.
I get the point of it all and I'm certainly not saying it shouldn't be like this, but Topless has put himself in a position where he has wasted all that time and effort creature features and functions that most people are just going to skip with a level editor, unfortunately. Who really wins? Topless is being cheated out of his hard work and you cheat yourself out of an experience