Send as sms via server.
The idea of sending an SMS to someone is a bit creepy. It’s the same creepy creepy creepy creepy feeling that comes from driving up to a stranger’s house, texting them while they’re on the phone, and then the phone ringing. The only difference is that it’s your life on the line.
But sending a SMS via the internet is a bit different. You can’t be sure if someone is on the other end, or if they’ve just received your text. I used to be a bit of a dick. I would text someone, and if I didn’t hear back from them at least a day later, I would assume they had either dropped the line, or forgotten to pick up.
I like to imagine the scenario where the sender of the SMS gets the message via email. Its not that hard to do and most people do it anyway, but I dont like to think that the “message” ends up on someone else’s phone.
How many times do you think this is a realistic scenario for a player who has a computer that can read your text? I would imagine that the player is the one who actually has a computer and a computer that can read it, but its a realistic scenario.
What’s the problem for the players? Do they just not know what to do? That’s the point. The problem is that most players don’t know what to do. They don’t know what to do. If they knew, they would have decided to just let the player know, and that would have been the outcome. This doesn’t seem like much. But it does seem that the players can be more understanding than they would have been without the player.
We’ve been seeing a lot of players complain that they dont know what to do. Some of them try to explain themselves by telling them that a lot of what they do in the game is random. For example, when you pick a weapon, the game asks you for what you plan to do with it, such as “shoot someone or make them a snack.” This is why the game often seems like it’s random.
This is where the game could do with a little more explanation and details. As a fan of the game, I was interested to see if the devs had implemented a system that could allow players to select the kind of randomness they wanted. They did not, and we can only speculate on what the reason may have been. Perhaps they wanted to encourage more player involvement in the randomness of the game.
I don’t know, but I’m not sure I want to know either.
