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Tales of Eyreseum - The False King

Swords can be quite the schemers, sadly, they must have partners to make their schemes bear fruit.

Tales of Eyreseum - The False King

Sarpedon said
I'm down for whatever. I don't want to upset xigxig and her attractive posterior though

Heh, it depends on what happens. :P

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Hum... do you want a chased off Kester to find you? :P

I can change my plans rather easily if need be.

I'm waiting to see what Suppy does.

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Andre Valias said
Sending "Kester" home won't necessarily take him out of the Roleplay, since as far as I see, this Roleplay might go far beyond Arthroyeaux and Marceilles. He just might reappear at some point, especially if DuRant gets his way. c:

Oh he definitely will appear again, he's sadly stubborn.

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Well, I'll likely have "Kester" sent home in disgrace by "his cousin" Glenn. Shortly afterward, a new stablehand will appear. Unless he's rescued by another.

After that point, I'll likely make Glenn a character, and play him.

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drallinix said
hey hey hey none of that now a girl that goes....went to my high school put a .308 round in her head.....she was a friend and one of the best friends of someone I care about. Never say things like that because suicide is a terrible thing I know ive contemplated it before and ive self harmed and all that so ik life can be a burden but you just have to make due.

Hehe, in some ways we are alike. Minus the friend and the self-harm.

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Little_ninja said
All I can say is, good luck with that

I know right? I'm planning on eating a gun after this is over. I won't do it before, because I really think she needs to go back and see her father, but after that... when she's back and all, and all caught up, maybe I shall eat a gun to atone for the mess I'm likely to make of things.

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I think I added you guys to both the tester and the original, but I'm not sure if I fixed that or not
I might as well get to work
I pretty much died last week.

Do you know what sucks?
My manager/boss/supervisor/trainer's father getting a heart attack.
Her not being able to visit him except within the summer when working at the university
The fact that she's going there in two weeks (which I don't begrudge her, I'm glad she's going, and I don't want to hold her back but...)
The fact I'll have to be able to cover for her for three weeks 2 weeks after I started learning the job.

I think professors will tear me to pieces, and I'll screw up terribly, and then I'll get fired or end up with a waaaaay bigger mess for her to clean up.

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liferusher said
wait wouldnt the nervegear just replace the foot with no nerves in it since it would be the standard model of the player in game

I don't think it would, depending on the way they made the system. My understanding was that tastes and smells and sensations were gathered from certain test subjects, and so those parts of the brain were programmed to be stimulated when x and x happened. Also, the bodies are in general a standard set from the game and is still composed of polygons, I'm not sure they programmed a lack of a leg into everything. They'd have to have to do some extra coding for that, and I don't think they gave players options of not having a certain limb.

So, I think it simply sends signals to the brain as if a foot was there and well and whole. Therefore, Yui would feel like she truly had a working foot, though the sensations may not be as strong as if she had never lost her foot or whatever. However, there would still be some sensation of having a working foot, or so I understood.

Basically, my understanding is that it's entirely made up of signals to the brain and signals from the brain to make a character move. Not exactly a coding of feet having nerves, but more like sensations and smells being triggered by something in the programming. For example, smelling food when you're within a certain radius of the food, or perhaps if they programmed far enough to have wind or such, it was programmed so that in x direction or when the wind variable was in x direction, the radius of smell expands on that side and shrinks on the other side.

That's just my understanding.

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PKMNB0Y said
Male to female characters. It's making my internal struggle to create my new character even harder qwq.

Clearly... I'm assuming there are more females then males? Which is odd, because I do believe it was stated that there were a lot fewer females then males in the LN. :P