@Avali But you gave us the foundation I meant!
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STATUS: @Potemking: I feel as though you may have a masochistic compulsion. I've broken many a controller over Soulsborne games. 4 yrs ago
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@Potemking: I feel as though you may have a masochistic compulsion. I've broken many a controller over Soulsborne games.
4 yrs ago
*Has a feeling Jones reads too many romance novels*
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Redguards are technically the Arabians of Tamriel, so wouldn't shouting "Haji" make more sense? No disrespect to my Muslim buddies out there, just sayin'.
4 yrs ago
[2] It can also be effective in subverting the person's expectations. Take for instance Spec Ops: The Line. Looks like a boring military shooter, but is actually a grim look into the horrors of war.
4 yrs ago
[1]The 'cover' is meant to entice the person into partaking of the medium, just as an album cover would intrigue someone into listening to the music.
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@EldarionI XD I still haven't posted yet, but the anticipation is killing me!
@Avali How could you say that?! We should be proud of you for building this amazing world for us to share our stories! If anything, alot of people's writing skills seem to trump mine, including yours!
@NewShoesForever No probs! I write fantasy all the time. Bout the only genre I'm half decent at.
@EldarionI Reeeeeaaaaly?! :D
@EldarionI Reeeeeaaaaly?! :D
@NewShoesForever To be fair I was considering that Ahkshriba and Yazara were at one point or still enemy nations in the same desert land, so perhaps that could work very well. AND Ashana is a notorious criminal in the desert, so a bounty hunter coming after her would be ace. Good idea, friendo!
@Luna Amore
Wow...this place was so huge, Harley thought, eyes as wide as a full moon, her jaw nearly touching the tips of her boots. Back in her old school, a library was just a few shelves, a table with chairs, and maybe one desktop computer you were lucky to get a hold of before another student. She couldn't believe her eyes seeing how massive this place was. It just went to show her how life in a big city was gonna be.
Admittedly, it was a little scary for the small town Texas girl, but at least Nat was there to show her the ropes.
Taking her friend by the hand once more, they walked into the study room. She was still in a bit of shock, but managed to get a hold of herself.
She sat down at the table, setting her Fallout Vault 111 backpack to the side and pulling out her textbooks and laptop.
"Alrighty then!" A confident smile was plastered on her face, but ever slowly it faded. "Let's....umm...Nat?" She sighed. "I'm gonna be straightforward. I'm dumber than a sack of hammers when it comes to math and science. I'm more into cameras than I am chemical equations really. Do uh...do you think you can help me?" It felt embarassing of her to ask, as given by the redness of her cheeks.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=XhyGQPsKb1E
Helena, she merely stared at her phone, a thousand thoughts racing through her mind. Darren was hardcore, unlike her. There was no telling what this special job would entail. Would she be doing shit she never wanted to? Would she end up killing someone? Or worse, would it end up with her being killed...or something even morw fucked up? On the other hand, she wouldn't have to worry about owing Darren anything.
Her palms sweated, her throat was dry. She felt sick to her stomach. What would she do...?
She made her decision.
"Fuck it."
"I don't owe you shit!"
Tapping on her phone rather hastily, she skimmed through her contacts...until she found the number she was looking for.
Why did she keep his number all this time, she wondered. After all he had caused her, all the shit he put her through just by abandoning her.... But maybe...maybe he didn't.
She hesitated at first, but her thumb fell upon the number...and her phone rang.
"Hey...Jason? It's me... Could...could you meet me at the skatepark today? I...we need to chat... See ya..."
"As do some of the students. Jason has been wondering about-"
"Jason? Now I know you're lying!"
"Okay, okay...I'm guessing you and Jason are on...uneven water right now, but he did ask where you were."
"Whatever... I'll believe it when I see it..."
I guess by blowing Darren off, I've pretty much signed a death warrant. I better make peace with this world before I leave it then.
Shoving her phone in her pocket, she pushed her board onward to the skatepark.
After all these years, I doubt he still cares. Oh well, we'll just have to wait and see.
Wow...this place was so huge, Harley thought, eyes as wide as a full moon, her jaw nearly touching the tips of her boots. Back in her old school, a library was just a few shelves, a table with chairs, and maybe one desktop computer you were lucky to get a hold of before another student. She couldn't believe her eyes seeing how massive this place was. It just went to show her how life in a big city was gonna be.
Admittedly, it was a little scary for the small town Texas girl, but at least Nat was there to show her the ropes.
Taking her friend by the hand once more, they walked into the study room. She was still in a bit of shock, but managed to get a hold of herself.
She sat down at the table, setting her Fallout Vault 111 backpack to the side and pulling out her textbooks and laptop.
"Alrighty then!" A confident smile was plastered on her face, but ever slowly it faded. "Let's....umm...Nat?" She sighed. "I'm gonna be straightforward. I'm dumber than a sack of hammers when it comes to math and science. I'm more into cameras than I am chemical equations really. Do uh...do you think you can help me?" It felt embarassing of her to ask, as given by the redness of her cheeks.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=XhyGQPsKb1E
Helena, she merely stared at her phone, a thousand thoughts racing through her mind. Darren was hardcore, unlike her. There was no telling what this special job would entail. Would she be doing shit she never wanted to? Would she end up killing someone? Or worse, would it end up with her being killed...or something even morw fucked up? On the other hand, she wouldn't have to worry about owing Darren anything.
Her palms sweated, her throat was dry. She felt sick to her stomach. What would she do...?
She made her decision.
"Fuck it."
Voicemail deleted"I don't owe you shit!"
Tapping on her phone rather hastily, she skimmed through her contacts...until she found the number she was looking for.
Why did she keep his number all this time, she wondered. After all he had caused her, all the shit he put her through just by abandoning her.... But maybe...maybe he didn't.
She hesitated at first, but her thumb fell upon the number...and her phone rang.
"Hey...Jason? It's me... Could...could you meet me at the skatepark today? I...we need to chat... See ya..."
"As do some of the students. Jason has been wondering about-"
"Jason? Now I know you're lying!"
"Okay, okay...I'm guessing you and Jason are on...uneven water right now, but he did ask where you were."
"Whatever... I'll believe it when I see it..."
I guess by blowing Darren off, I've pretty much signed a death warrant. I better make peace with this world before I leave it then.
Shoving her phone in her pocket, she pushed her board onward to the skatepark.
After all these years, I doubt he still cares. Oh well, we'll just have to wait and see.
@EldarionI You can. I was waiting for the dwarf's reaction anyways.
@Roughdragon1 This isn't over, Saga. Ashana will be back for you.
@Avali Fries are actually Belgian. Just sayin' :b. And...perhaps I might find an excuse for Ashana to target Rose later.
That is true as well. Umm...maybe I should have researched this a bit more before I jumped in... :(
I suppose we could implement a leveling system to determine such, but that might be a tad difficult to keep track of. Then again we could just leave it up to chance. In Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning and Diablo, you always had a very slim chance of finding rare loot at low levels. It was more or less based on a percentagw than by the character's level. I will admit too, I never really played much D&D, but I sorta know the basics of it.
I suppose we could implement a leveling system to determine such, but that might be a tad difficult to keep track of. Then again we could just leave it up to chance. In Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning and Diablo, you always had a very slim chance of finding rare loot at low levels. It was more or less based on a percentagw than by the character's level. I will admit too, I never really played much D&D, but I sorta know the basics of it.
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