There's a little questionnaire thing. I'll file it, but can you slip me some anwers?
If you PM me bug reports with that format, I'll be happy to drop your bug reports in the proper slot.
Not a problem. Thanks for this, and thank you for the understanding. I'll send something your way next this problem arises (since I've already reloaded the game, I don't have the "before" of "before and after").
Then we'll freely ignore this post. The reason for GitHub is so we have a single place to track all changes without having to track down 100's of messages in the forum. It's fairly simple and easy to do. If your too lazy to create an account, I'm too lazy to deal with fixing it. If it isn't fun, then there's always Civ Vanilla. This isn't how you do business.
I was fully prepared for this post to go ignored, but this is not laziness; I do want to help. "Simple and easy to do" does not apply to me here. I won't argue with you assuming you don't understand the workings of OCD, but please trust when I say I'm not purposefully trying to be stubborn.
I'm with @Gothic_Empire on this one. Mental issues are not to be taken lightly and we should try to accommodate where possible. However if the OCD is only manifesting itself due to keeping track of multiple passwords and sites there are plenty of software tools around to eliminate that issue. I use LastPass which keeps all my passwords stored in an encrypted format online and all I have to do is visit the site and it logs on for me. I have dozens of sites that need password access and never once do i have to worry about them.
So, @Takagi Hiro, if that is the only hassle why not try to fight back against an insidious mental issue?
Spoken from one who daily battles with mental demons and assists others to also do so.
Unfortunately, that's not where the obsession lies. For me, it's all about some silly ritual to be "perfect and resourceful." Creating an account I'll hardly use is wasteful, and obviously the opposite of resourceful. If I were to create an account and not use it, I'd just constantly think "why did I create that?" Sure, the reason was "to help," but unfortunately it's just not enough for my thought-ridden head if after helping, it just sits there. Life's such a battle with this line of thought, but I am on the road to getting some counseling soon, so hopefully an expert can help me through. Been suffering nearly ten years now, and enough is enough.
'Thrust of rudeness'?? I'm sure Takagi has been told many times in their life that they should magically be able to ignore the mental illness and do this or that thing by those of us lucky and fortunate enough to not understand how hard that is, and that Takagi was merely trying to cut that off before it happened.
Thank you, and you are 100% correct. "Just do this, just do that..." If only they understood how I felt. When I try to explain it, I'm met with a rolling of the eyes. It's nearly always perceived as an excuse. Ignorance may be bliss, but it is troubling when you open yourself up to someone and they don't even attempt to understand. So, again, thank you.
The disorder of a person is first most its own problem to solve.
That person (and anybody else) should not expect that others have to (or will to) change their way of doing things just because it can't cope with the requirements the public (here the non-paid authors of this mod) have agreed on.
And I do not expect others to change. I am trying to help in my own way without the stress OCD brings. If the post went missed, it's a shame, but I am trying to help.
Regardless of his disease it doesn't make comment like " I help for free" to G who said he is doing this for free any less rude.
It did come off perhaps more bitter than intended, but it holds true all the same. I'm not paid to test and report bugs all the same that he's not paid to head the project as a whole. Contributions are unpaid; this is not a job (if it were a job environment, I would 100% be in the wrong, as jobs are an agreement two ways, and disorders explained to a manager). I am under no actual obligation, but it does not mean I do not want to help in my own way, stress-free.
Just because you have OCD or other meme self-diagnosed disease doesn't mean everyone should bow down to you.
Go away, troll.
