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Re: QUOTES 8: THE QUOTING
That's mob emoting, what you see there is basicly the equialent of making out with a hand-puppet
Arix
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Re: Tweets VIII: Knocks Me Off My Tweet
Maybe, Celest can shine some light on the issue?Aydeksa said:
Innon
2
Re: Why People are leaving the game
Gaudiguch has some very helpful people who are quite motivating. Its got its drama and its issues but Gaudiguch is a pretty good example oocly of how people can run an org well, its very inclusive and has a lot of encouragement to players of all sorts.Steingrim said:Niwynne said:Yes, it is anecdote. That doesn't change the fact that people left because of it. Which is my entire point.
Do you want a game just consisting of Glomdoring and Gaudiguch? Cause this is the way it happens.
Seriously, just stop. What exactly do you think Gaudiguch has other than people who are willing to be present?
If people want to look at and try and copy what gaudi is doing right in their own org that sounds like a great idea.
Re: Simple questions?
It isn't a reskinnable thing, it's a totally different item. I'm afraid you'll have to buy a whole new item.
Shaddus
4
Re: Simple Ideas
I've hunted around for info if its been discussed before, so if it has, I humbly apologize!
I'd love to see Environment's skill Stargazing modified. Those unfamiliar with its use, short explanation is we had a nexus mechanic that every so often, our nexus world would weaken, and we would strengthen it much like aetherflares... in a sense. Enemies would usually come to your nexus world to try and disable constructs. RIP auridion spheres.
So, what does Stargazing do? Here!
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Using Stargaze:
Trippy? Right? Well, this used to be a big thing, but that was years ago! tl;dr and bless you if you read this far... my proposal is we actually loop in some current mechanics! Let's up our conflict and interaction, kids! Some possible uses that would be utterly fantastic:
> Wildnodes
> Aetherflares
> Revolts
> Domoths
> Timequakes (Too soon to talk about the new conflict? :S )
This wouldn't have to be an exact date, but a general idea could actual allow a bulk of the players an idea of when to be around. So thoughts?
I'd love to see Environment's skill Stargazing modified. Those unfamiliar with its use, short explanation is we had a nexus mechanic that every so often, our nexus world would weaken, and we would strengthen it much like aetherflares... in a sense. Enemies would usually come to your nexus world to try and disable constructs. RIP auridion spheres.
So, what does Stargazing do? Here!
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ENVIRONMENT - STARGAZING
Syntax: STARGAZE
By grasping a basic knowledge of astronomy, you can generally tell the
alignment of the Sun and Moon within the heavens, depending on which
currently ascends the sky. Only an Astrologer can make accurate
predictions and reveal the full readings of the heavenly bodies.Using Stargaze:
You tilt back your head to take in the full majesty of the stars overhead. The Moon shines overhead
from the sign of the Dragon. Guessing at the alignment of the stars, you predict a weakening will
occur:
In Magnagora's Nexus World very soon or right now.
In Celest's Nexus World in the next few months.
In Serenwilde's Nexus World in the distant future.
In Glomdoring's Nexus World in the distant future.
In Gaudiguch's Nexus World in the distant future.
In Hallifax's Nexus World in the next few months.
--------------------------------------------------------------Trippy? Right? Well, this used to be a big thing, but that was years ago! tl;dr and bless you if you read this far... my proposal is we actually loop in some current mechanics! Let's up our conflict and interaction, kids! Some possible uses that would be utterly fantastic:
> Wildnodes
> Aetherflares
> Revolts
> Domoths
> Timequakes (Too soon to talk about the new conflict? :S )
This wouldn't have to be an exact date, but a general idea could actual allow a bulk of the players an idea of when to be around. So thoughts?
Lorina
11
Re: Unpopular Opinion: Lusternia Edition
The admin are super and deserve more appreciation for the stuff you don't see them doing.
Parhelion
13
Re: Unpopular Opinion: Lusternia Edition
The Twelve only sacrificed weak, ineffectual elders which wouldn't have helped in the battle against the Soulless. They were right in doing so, because those elders would have been eaten anyway.
Shaddus
2
Re: Unpopular Opinion: Lusternia Edition
Kistan said:When they tell you that all you need to do to win is try harder, and you try harder and win, you should thank them profusely for their insight
When people start showing up and trying they start winning fights and domoths. Gotta be in it to win it.
Re: Unpopular Opinion: Lusternia Edition
Walking into my room multiple times while I'm doing dailies because you're tracking whatever is following me and are not paying attention is not ok.
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