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    1. Kalamadea 11 yrs ago

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If you feel like it'd be better I can reduce it to three for new guys and two for vets in total. We'll be having a few posts in Cynosure, then move on to the First Age when it aligns with the city.
Whole Crucible will be giving nine upgrades for newcomers, by the way. Original plan was that half of the crucible to give three, then three more pieces giving two each. Veterans get five upgrades from the entire Crucible. If you guys feel like we need one more world, though, new guys get three upgrades, vets get two. You know what, we'll get the entire Crucible and head straight to Cynosure.
For Alpha? Anyway, got a post coming up. Everyone satisfied with how things work? If so I'll just stick the whole crucible there instead of a single piece and get ourselves to Cynosure. Also, a detail I forgot about Cynosure is it's constantly changing as universes align with it, so don't expect any kind of map. Not that it matters.
Guys, come on, let's try and keep the RP going without any more arguing, all right? Also, mind blanked, so Samus and Omega get to wait (not a problem I assume, since Grand's time is also kind of weird). Rawk and Link have a new post on their end.
In the Shadow Temple, two hands attached to nothing, balled into fists, slammed down onto the canvas. The resulting vibration created a massive booming thump from the drum and launched the two avatars several feet into the air, much farther than the creature ever did in the game. Bongo-Bongo then showed his ugly "face" and let a blood-boiling roar loose before both his body and hands faded from visibility. The usual beat began to sound out, causing the drum on which they stood to steadily thump. The beat seemed slightly different, somehow, as though more skill than the simple beat he played in the game required was being applied. Bongo-Bongo's hands still cast a soft shadow, though, but in the low light it was difficult to notice and follow. The malicious spirit wasn't supposed to be completely invisible like this, showing the two the first way that Bongo-Bongo was changed if the more complex beat didn't say anything. The spirit circled the two before a shadow quickly rushed in Rawk's direction.
Okay, got Rawk and Link's portion done, now on to Samus and Omega. EDIT: Also, Bee, you gonna get Ganondorf posted for? I think that's what Zero's waiting on.
Well, I'll see if anyone wants to handle Rawk and Link's boss battle Bongo-Bongo (I assume it's him anyway). If not, I'll have a post up when I get off of work tomorrow.
I'm about to get a post up to introduce Bongo-Bongo, since you're patient enough from what I've seen to deal with my weird post schedule.
It's being gotten soon, trust me. I've got it all planned out in a way that no action can change anything. And I assume that any puppet he's placed around is just that: a disposable puppet, so if Jon's fine with it, kill all the Maxwell puppets you like. I'm guessing he is, since Maxwell has never physically left the world of Don't Starve so far. EDIT: Jon, please reduce the number of pieces Maxwell has to one. With how few pieces there are in total, more than one is just too many for a single world.
Yup, I do try to satisfy everyone, however difficult it is. Grimjack is mainly serving to guide people in the "real" section of the Multiverse since he was born into interdimensional weirdness, and when we meet him Kalama will have paid him his fee tenfold. We're also using Cynosure as a base of operations now since it's much safer than the Void and just as good a place to enter new universes from (and should be a fun place to explore anyway what with the interdimensional weirdness it has, considering it sits at the very heart of the Multiverse). I felt Cynosure would be an excellent addition that's easy enough to weasel in. A brief description of the city. Cynosure is the nexus of all dimensions, built there as a trade hub. It rapidly became the largest trade hub in all of reality, a place that every good interdimensional merchant would try to set up shop. This also means it's the largest city in all reality, taking up an entire dimension of its own. As a result, Cynosure is essentially an infinitely large city. Buses transport people from Cynosure to any dimension that happens to intersect its own dimension, and every dimension (save for one pocket dimension that was cut off as part of a contract Grimjack took up, but this had to be artificially done). Physics behaves in very strange ways in Cynosure. Sometimes science will reign supreme, other times magic will run rampant, still other times the two will clash and nullify each other entirely. Despite this hazard, it's still much safer than the ravaging nothingness of the Void. But yeah, I realize he's a bit underpowered, but I plan to mostly focus on interaction with him, something not so common with this RP that I'd love to see more of. EDIT: Also, what Dark Samus just absorbed from Chaos is his pyromancy. Keeping to Grimjack's persona shouldn't be too hard. I have about thirty or forty issues of his comic sitting on my shelf in my collection. I highly recommend them if any of you want some new comics to read, they're very entertaining. EDIT 2: Slight screwup on the CS, I forgot the correct color of the cape and failed to notice on the image I included (it's blue, not red). Already edited.
Yeah, that's why I didn't interfere with Chaos's death. Deadpool's was an issue I'd like to avoid from now on. I hate having to place those limits, but I feel it's necessary for something so big as PC death. Everything good now?
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