Annoys me so...

Discussion in 'Off Topic' started by NoEun, Oct 22, 2012.

  1. It annoys me when people use these few lines when they hire your tutor. "I'm playing the game well, so buzz off." Or "Open market. Not your tutor."

    Those who knows me... knows that I help tutors out and keep them until I will open them up to market. If somebody hires from me from the open market, I will tell them not to... NICELY.

    I'm a real nice person but sometimes it takes a lot to push me. I know the game is about hiring tutors, going wars all that but JUST FOR ONCE, When a person is nice, respond back kindly... NOT STRIP ME OFF MY TUTS.

    I won't say who... but that person better be ready.
     
  2. The game is not only about wars and tuts..
     
  3. Considering you only have one tutor over 1 mil, don't complain. .-.
     
  4. I have alot, mind you. It's just that someone is stripping me off my tutors because I merely told him not to hire one of my tutors. I'm buying all of them back but nope, still goes on.

    And trust me, this game rarely makes me complain, I do love it... but there are some who do make you feel like quitting.
     
  5. If you do as Beans has said, you'll earn a steady profit also.
     
  6. Or you force volley and leave them with a op tut 
     
  7. Haha I know about the profits... but let's say I'm not into profits? I help newbies out, volley them yes but not these few tutors I have. They are close to me.

    And I know it's a stupid but hey... doesn't hurt to rant.
     
  8. I would have forced volleyes but hey, you know billionaires. If they have the money, the world is at your feet
     
  9. I know what you mean.. they hired my friend away from me but its all good.. We've got the same kcs now at least 
     
  10. Moon Arlo, I feel you bro (not literally). I don't help tuts to earn money. I help them out of goodwill and that's why a lot of the tuts I built are close to me. Unfortunately some bastards always hire my nice tuts away and I can't be bothered to hire back and everything. Cash problems.