So let’s say they’re extending it by a few days.
On the last day you come here with an alt, repeating the same thread.
So let’s say they’re extending it by a few days. Again.
On the last day, again, you’ll come here with an alt, repeating the same thread.
So let’s say they’re extending it by a few days. AGAIN.
On the last day, AGAIN, you’ll come here with an alt, repeating the same thread.
So let’s say they’re extending it by a few days. AGAIN.
On the last day, AGAIN, you’ll come here with an alt, repeating the same thread.
So let’s say they’re extending it by a few days. AGAIN!
And on the last day, AGAIN, you’ll come here with an alt, repeating the same thread.
And every single time it’s about how sad it is for the poor people who miss it.
You know, the victims of bad circumstances.
Where do you cross the line? When does it start not being unfair in your mind? Who should we tell “boohoo bad luck” and who should we tell to suck it up?
You might say “there’s got to be a limit”, but why shouldn’t the limit be the first time already? Why should your friends get the million SP, but the people who missed the new deadline not? It’s not sad if they’re missing it, just because they’re not your friends?
Or you might say they should just extend it forever so people in half a years time, who missed it, still get to have these sweet million SP. There’s always someone going to miss it by a few days, why shouldn’t they have it extended too?
Or maybe you might say “boo ■■■■■■■ hoo too bad for them” and we’re back at the beginning, because we could just throw that back at you now and be done with it.