Last weekend I sent Snurky to go for an ex-Scourge-sion. hahaha
It was interesting. Not a minute or two into the ride it offered to sell the car, claiming the vehicle was free and the price was for the automated script. Even if that's the case, using these creators' builds to solicit scripts when at least one of them noticeably left over exploitation of their creations is a bit low. The ride itself was okay for the first minute as a novelty concept, but the lumbering around got tedious very quickly. These vehicles handle the roads like someone drunk feeling their way in the dark at night to get to the bathroom.
I had an odd visit from a group with dramatic notions of non-involvement. I neither came to them nor asked for help from any transportation group of residents. Wouldn't non-involvement suggest that the best course of action would be silent observation from a safe distance? If they cannot help as friends and individuals then that's that. It's very simple. At any rate, my position concerns the quality of residents' lives being compromised by the actions of one selfish person's avatars. Any limitations imposed - and there will have to be to do right by Mainland's denizens - will affect their group and similar ones. I originally took them to be enthusiasts looking to see the routes built so they could enjoy riding on them with glorious constructs; turns out they have several automated projects among their members.
I'm calling the compulsion to schedule personal, unmanned vehicles on protected roads and rail Skimbleshanks' Syndrome. That's what they have. They missed the point of having routes to allow them to enjoy the ride and explore. Sort of like losing one's soul in a way. I still maintain that if you want to run your own transportation service, do it on your own property like many, far more talented residents have.
This would be a separate behavior from what I'm trying to put a stop to. The person in question just litters the routes, and enough of us have had our fill of them. Now all we need is Linden Intervention.
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