Maxxorlord: That's... a lot of very high-level equipment. I mean, I want there to be something of a challenge for your character.
Nerevarine: You mean hex 10,9? Although, I suppose the map could use some expansion soon anyway.
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Teaching myself web development by trying to fix some BBCode bugs/features in the Guild is probably a bad idea. Oh, well.
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Depression is literally soul-sucking.
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If school were less hard, it'd be less interesting. I still want it to be less hard, though.
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GUYSGUYSGUYS - I PASSED DYNAMICS!
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Draconilian said
I've tried all of them. Cannot get on the site and it's pissing me off severely
Have you tried using the IP directly? That's worked for my phone.
Here, have a collection of cupcakes:
Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday!
KabenSaal: Accepted! Ballsy move being next to those Metroids. Should be interesting. You're in a different universe, etc, so be sure to acknowledge whatever effects that might have on your faction.
JoeGreenBeen: Yep! I assume you meant in the IC, but otherwise, yes!
JoeGreenBeen: Yep! I assume you meant in the IC, but otherwise, yes!
Like chewed bubblegum.
Yeah, if you hadn't gotten a nat. 1 on that [WIS] check, I could've avoided pining after, scheming for, and dating Terrible Mistake of an Ex! Frakkin' roleplayer puppet overlords.
Then again, I should thank my roleplayer. They must have gotten a nat 20 on their [CHA] roll for Boyfriend to start dating me.
Then again, I should thank my roleplayer. They must have gotten a nat 20 on their [CHA] roll for Boyfriend to start dating me.
So if you have a question/issue that's not addressed in this post, it means I missed it accidentally and you should re-post it.
Casterly Rock: Still waiting for a description and technology level.
JoeGreenBean: (Haha, whoops! Totally skipped you. Sorry!) You're accepted! I hope you're still around to see that you are.
Kabensaal: Egwene with Rand. That has a better ring to it. Oh, wait. You want to be Predators now.
Given how two people seem concerned, I'm going to say no to a faction of predators. Perhaps you could rp a single predator, though.
Nerevarine: You're accepted. From what I've read (I'm on Act 4), they seem reasonable. Once I finish Act 5, I may ask you to change a few things up. Or I might not. Assume that I won't for now. The only note is about the "miles of coast" when the hexes are supposed to be one mile wide at their widest, but then, as I said, I've already accidentally violated that rule with one of my hexes. So I don't care. Much.
Dingo: I totally didn't accidentally miss you, either. Bonus points for being the first faction from a tabletop RPG. More points for being what I think of as an interesting faction from said rpg. But then you lose some for being a faction from a game I've never heard of, making me do more work (kidding, kidding. I enjoy learning new things!).
So. You're accepted! Wait no, hold on. 9,3 is already occupied. Choose a different hex that's only got water in it for you to teleport/swap onto.
Interesting side-note: Patchwork has two moons. One is Luna, Earth's moon (more-or-less) The other is a smaller moon with a ring around it in a highly-inclined (read: North-South) orbit, meaning that when it does rise/set, it travels from the northeast to the southwest. Or sometimes southeast to northwest. Occasionally it even rises and sets on the same horizon. Often it isn't visible for days at a time. The strange behavior of the second moon does not, of course, affect its phase.
Interesting thing to contemplate: Being in an entirely separate universe, does the Umbra even exist outside your hex?
Rising Sun: Thank you for your honesty! Here's hoping you find an NRP that's more interesting to you.
Kalamadea: As long as you don't think you'll get bogged down by having to RP two factions, that's fine by me.
Factions + "Lone Wolf" Characters? As long as you don't get bogged down by having to RP two separate entities, I'm okay with it. No more than a faction and a character or a faction and another faction per person, I think. I've been known to get myself into a character-creation phase without actually taking the time to RP any of them. Plus, if we limit it, it'll prevent anybody from having fourteen entites to RP and therefore forcing them to have a 34-page-length post.
I think that's everything. I hope. Oh, and if you missed it, Patchwork has two moons. See Dingo's section for details.
(final note: I'm going to expand the map if more players join)
Casterly Rock: Still waiting for a description and technology level.
JoeGreenBean: (Haha, whoops! Totally skipped you. Sorry!) You're accepted! I hope you're still around to see that you are.
Kabensaal: Egwene with Rand. That has a better ring to it. Oh, wait. You want to be Predators now.
Given how two people seem concerned, I'm going to say no to a faction of predators. Perhaps you could rp a single predator, though.
Nerevarine: You're accepted. From what I've read (I'm on Act 4), they seem reasonable. Once I finish Act 5, I may ask you to change a few things up. Or I might not. Assume that I won't for now. The only note is about the "miles of coast" when the hexes are supposed to be one mile wide at their widest, but then, as I said, I've already accidentally violated that rule with one of my hexes. So I don't care. Much.
Dingo: I totally didn't accidentally miss you, either. Bonus points for being the first faction from a tabletop RPG. More points for being what I think of as an interesting faction from said rpg. But then you lose some for being a faction from a game I've never heard of, making me do more work (kidding, kidding. I enjoy learning new things!).
So. You're accepted! Wait no, hold on. 9,3 is already occupied. Choose a different hex that's only got water in it for you to teleport/swap onto.
Interesting side-note: Patchwork has two moons. One is Luna, Earth's moon (more-or-less) The other is a smaller moon with a ring around it in a highly-inclined (read: North-South) orbit, meaning that when it does rise/set, it travels from the northeast to the southwest. Or sometimes southeast to northwest. Occasionally it even rises and sets on the same horizon. Often it isn't visible for days at a time. The strange behavior of the second moon does not, of course, affect its phase.
Interesting thing to contemplate: Being in an entirely separate universe, does the Umbra even exist outside your hex?
Rising Sun: Thank you for your honesty! Here's hoping you find an NRP that's more interesting to you.
Kalamadea: As long as you don't think you'll get bogged down by having to RP two factions, that's fine by me.
Factions + "Lone Wolf" Characters? As long as you don't get bogged down by having to RP two separate entities, I'm okay with it. No more than a faction and a character or a faction and another faction per person, I think. I've been known to get myself into a character-creation phase without actually taking the time to RP any of them. Plus, if we limit it, it'll prevent anybody from having fourteen entites to RP and therefore forcing them to have a 34-page-length post.
I think that's everything. I hope. Oh, and if you missed it, Patchwork has two moons. See Dingo's section for details.
(final note: I'm going to expand the map if more players join)
I like to imagine that mine's actually male. It would explain quite a bit.
This is Kerbal Space Program. It's a game about space.
And this is Achron. It's a game about time.
It's the only videogame with a fully realized "real time" time travel mechanic. If I recall correctly, they even designed the Resequence engine (the thing that makes Achron possible) so that other games could be built off of it. If only somebody could/would combine the two. Time-travelling orbital mechanics sound amazing.
And this is Achron. It's a game about time.
It's the only videogame with a fully realized "real time" time travel mechanic. If I recall correctly, they even designed the Resequence engine (the thing that makes Achron possible) so that other games could be built off of it. If only somebody could/would combine the two. Time-travelling orbital mechanics sound amazing.
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