So as I was walking past your office on my way to the market

this morning, I noticed a paper with a message taped on your door. Strange I

thought. While looking around me to see if that nerd of a guard of yours was

nearby, I cautiously approached myself in reading distance to well, you know,

read. “Gone to buy donuts” was written… how ironic. Thinking nothing more of it

and pumped up to the idea of finally being able to wear that phone book as

protection, I couldn’t help but to be disturbed by some sort of howling sound

that seemingly came from your office.

I was already midway between your office and the market and

since you’re a cheap bastard that won’t feed us for free like other prisons do,

I wasn’t about to waste my energy to go and check what ever the heck that was.

It took me a solid half hour in the market to choose the

right phone book. I also bought a weekly ration of chocolate and water. Damn living

here is expansive… anyway. As I’m finally walking out of the market, I started

wondering again about that weird sound I heard coming from your room.

Coincidently, at that same time, four eyes came out of your office zipping up

his fly.

So I asked your guard if you’re keeping a dog in there. He

didn’t laugh, but he said to me, “lol no”, while turning around and removing

that paper that was still hanging on your door. So I said, “Oh, so the warden’s

back”, by reaction. I’m not sure if he chuckled or not, but he said something

that resembled, “rofl yeah”, followed by a, “do you need something?” I shook my

head and at the same time smelled something awkward...ass or sweat. He then replied

something like “then gtfo noob”. Confused by his inarticulacy, I asked him to repeat.

Next thing I know he’s chasing me up the stairs waving his baton at me. Once

up, he pointed to my cell and gave me that angry nerd look he always make. I

almost laughed, thankfully I didn’t though, or else I would probably be writing

you a complaint letter rather then a suggestion… oh yeah

Something that these browser rpg games lack are the ability

to choose. It seems like our paths are always predetermined. Examples here

would be the stat requirements on the jobs and the inability to choose our new

equipments when lvling up. Now I know that this game is still in development, but

I’m suggesting that you add different paths for our character.

For example, I’m currently a cleaner lvl3 which pays $188 a

day and I’m building my stats towards becoming a dishwasher which will give me

$200 a day. To become a dishwasher I need a predetermined amount of stats

(700str/500def/600spd). What if we had 2 other choices of jobs which pay $200 a

day with different stats but with the same average requirement? Players

wouldn’t be all built the same.

I’m still just beginning, I haven’t seen what you’ve done in

other prisons and I might be wrong, but I’m guessing it’s pretty much the same.

More jobs is a good idea, and those, like amenities and avatar features will definitely be added down the road. Stats are just base stats though, so your weapons, armor and cell can really alter how your stats are in a battle, not to mention a lot of people don't seem to train anyways.

Bottom line: I don't think similar jobs is causing a "similar-stat" epidemic

All I do is train. xD

Well maybe not, but we all eventually work towards that next paying job on

the list.

I like to play tanks in rpgs, in this game though, I often have to switch my

stat distribution in order to follow the job list. I know I don't have to get

that next job, but it's a goal I like to achieve. Having more then one job for

the same salary would satisfy this natural need for custom stats.

Agreed.

about armenities: get some arm. for +stamina (A LOT)