Yes but it is better to have a small classified amount. A lot creates more to think about and many useless guns that are almost identically the same. Once they realize there isn't a difference they change stats and other things rapidly and the guns become unbalanced.

By 2007, Jenn had already screwed guns up.

Being able to lag through my wall of bullets, amirite?

I thought Jenn was out of the picture after 2006 (Stefan & Skyld's release)? Wasn't she the manager before it got shut down in 2005?

Not sure of the exact timeline, but I know for fact that she had already done her damage by 2007.

To this day, her damage still lingers. Just look at the MP5.

Don't get me wrong, she was an excellent administrator. Very versatile. Good graphics, good scripter. She was just inexperienced in Era, and put too many of her ideas into it; turned it into "HER" game; without thinking of the players.

She should have been kept on a leash- she could have been useful.

Pix or Jenn was a guy.

Cheese heals for full HP instantly while donuts heal 25, 5HP at a time.

What the hell is this?

Cheese is a healthy dairy product

Cheese is also on Pizza, therefore Pizza should have the same if not greater effect than just Cheese.

High Cholesterol, Fat, and Sugars.

Other than that, GREAT PROTEIN!

Cheese should only heal 50HP and freeze the player for 7 seconds...unless there's a glitch?

Beat me to it.

It's a good balance. Provides variety instead of two businesses selling pretty much the same item with a different face.

Personally, I prefer donuts this way, over the cheese.
I'd rather have no freeze and heal less over time, rather than freezing for 7 seconds and healing 50HP.

DD's owners (Masa and Jade) like the change aswell.

Donuts (doughnuts) are the best

There needs to be a profile rework. The scroll box is becoming way too long and I think it needs to be rearranged. Perhaps another tab with information about gang points, ECs, bounties, etc.

The point of that would be?
It really doesn't matter nor does anyone need to do the extra work for something so small as that.