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Re: What are you listening to at the moment?
While working on Celest things and super secret projects lately, this has been a soothing soundtrack to listen to. 
Lantra
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Re: Game Balance
Hey all,
I've spoken with Aonia and we acknowledge that this is an issue and that we want to take steps. The problem is that we are fully engaged in wrapping up Endzone and do not have the capacity to take anything else on at the moment.
I understand that it may seem like we're dismissing these concerns or pushing them away, but I want to assure you that we are not. We only have a limited capacity of things we can focus on at a time and have limited time. One of the promises I made when I first stepped up was the promise of completing projects. I believe we've kept that promise thus far and this is why we want to complete Endzone before addressing other things. We are, however, willing to push back economy fixes and address this first. I do believe that there is likely overlap between addressing the economy and conflict mechanics, but that's something we can look at when we get to it.
I've spoken with Aonia and we acknowledge that this is an issue and that we want to take steps. The problem is that we are fully engaged in wrapping up Endzone and do not have the capacity to take anything else on at the moment.
I understand that it may seem like we're dismissing these concerns or pushing them away, but I want to assure you that we are not. We only have a limited capacity of things we can focus on at a time and have limited time. One of the promises I made when I first stepped up was the promise of completing projects. I believe we've kept that promise thus far and this is why we want to complete Endzone before addressing other things. We are, however, willing to push back economy fixes and address this first. I do believe that there is likely overlap between addressing the economy and conflict mechanics, but that's something we can look at when we get to it.
Orael
10
Re: QUOTES 8: THE QUOTING
You quickly unwrap a divinely wrapped present, which sprays glittering silver dust and cheerful confetti into the air, and grin enormously upon receiving a gilded mirror.
You've unwrapped AN ULTIMATE PRESENT! (Your Gift Counter has been reset.)
That's not bad?
That's not bad?
Tylwyth
3
Re: Gurashi Draws: An Autobiography
Drawtober 21: @Sutekh is a very good bug be NICE TO HIIIIM
Drawtober 22: My dear friend got me a present and now I have a Lalafell in FFXIV and his name is Brycll Bracll like Brick-a-Brack
Drawtober 23: colored tiny man Lalafell
Drawtober 22: My dear friend got me a present and now I have a Lalafell in FFXIV and his name is Brycll Bracll like Brick-a-Brack
Drawtober 23: colored tiny man Lalafell
Gurashi
9
Re: Lack of Raves VI: Rave Today, Tweet Tomorrow
You open 'damned' to all members of D'Vanecu.
You spend 250 bound credits to open typecast 'damned' to all members of D'Vanecu.
Kind of wish I tried thrice-damned, but it probably wouldn't have been approved anyways. Either way, that damned family.
Kind of wish I tried thrice-damned, but it probably wouldn't have been approved anyways. Either way, that damned family.
Uzriel
7
Re: Lack of Raves VI: Rave Today, Tweet Tomorrow
You are welcome....Arix said:whoever came up with the cow butcher harness, you made my day:
Tylwyth
1
Re: QUOTES 8: THE QUOTING
You give a bloody ear to a metallic feathered pelican.
A metallic feathered pelican takes a bloody ear into its golden, leathery beak pouch, flapping its wings vigorously and squawking.
You say, "Deliver to Nepenthe."
A metallic feathered pelican lifts its head, shaking the golden beak pouch a few times to ensure the security of its package. Then with a gurgly squawk, a metallic feathered pelican flaps its large wings and slowly takes off into the air, joints creaking with the machinery underneath.
A metallic feathered pelican squawks through its long, golden-pouched beak as it returns, landing with vigorous flapping of large wings.
Like the pealing of so many bells, your voice rings to Kind Nepenthe, "Just wanted you to know - I'm always willing to listen."
Nepenthe tells you, "You nasty."
Like the pealing of so many bells, your voice rings to Kind Nepenthe, "You can be so cruel."
Nepenthe tells you, "Whose ear is it?"
Like the pealing of so many bells, your voice rings to Kind Nepenthe, "Mine! Obviously!"
Like the pealing of so many bells, your voice rings to Kind Nepenthe, "Otherwise it makes no sense."
Nepenthe tells you, "Hmmh, you really commit to the bit, I'll give you that!"
Like the pealing of so many bells, your voice rings to Kind Nepenthe, "Heh."
An ominous shadow falls over you as some gargantuan creature blots out the light. You look up to see an enormous stuffed dragon descending upon you, arms open wide for a hug, and before you know it you're enveloped in the comfortable embrace of plush and pliant fabric. As the behemoth disengages and returns whence he came, you notice a courtier butterfly tucked discreetly in your hand.
A courtier butterfly unfolds and sings to you, "You're a real cut-up but at least you're sincear. Smell ya later! -n."
His muzzle falls out of a courtier butterfly and into your hands.
A courtier butterfly flutters apart in wisps of vellum as the last of its contents spill into your hands.
A metallic feathered pelican takes a bloody ear into its golden, leathery beak pouch, flapping its wings vigorously and squawking.
You say, "Deliver to Nepenthe."
A metallic feathered pelican lifts its head, shaking the golden beak pouch a few times to ensure the security of its package. Then with a gurgly squawk, a metallic feathered pelican flaps its large wings and slowly takes off into the air, joints creaking with the machinery underneath.
A metallic feathered pelican squawks through its long, golden-pouched beak as it returns, landing with vigorous flapping of large wings.
Like the pealing of so many bells, your voice rings to Kind Nepenthe, "Just wanted you to know - I'm always willing to listen."
Nepenthe tells you, "You nasty."
Like the pealing of so many bells, your voice rings to Kind Nepenthe, "You can be so cruel."
Nepenthe tells you, "Whose ear is it?"
Like the pealing of so many bells, your voice rings to Kind Nepenthe, "Mine! Obviously!"
Like the pealing of so many bells, your voice rings to Kind Nepenthe, "Otherwise it makes no sense."
Nepenthe tells you, "Hmmh, you really commit to the bit, I'll give you that!"
Like the pealing of so many bells, your voice rings to Kind Nepenthe, "Heh."
An ominous shadow falls over you as some gargantuan creature blots out the light. You look up to see an enormous stuffed dragon descending upon you, arms open wide for a hug, and before you know it you're enveloped in the comfortable embrace of plush and pliant fabric. As the behemoth disengages and returns whence he came, you notice a courtier butterfly tucked discreetly in your hand.
A courtier butterfly unfolds and sings to you, "You're a real cut-up but at least you're sincear. Smell ya later! -n."
His muzzle falls out of a courtier butterfly and into your hands.
A courtier butterfly flutters apart in wisps of vellum as the last of its contents spill into your hands.
Kethaera
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Re: Game Balance
Your character cares enough about their friends to swap trades and craft them something. Depending how this is done depends on how much RP to OOC there is. For example, there is a cool down period for swapping trades, and Lusty time is not equal to real time. Therefore, your character has locked themselves into remembering and practicing how to use that trade during that time. This isn't something even possible to OOC. OOC clans and discords are not RP, so if I ask on an OOC clans then it is a little grey.Saran said:Kethaera said:And the argument is not that recognize should be used for "any action taken in the game." Something another player is doing, IC. that leads to a greater enjoyment of the game for someone else... is not "any action." No, I can't say for certain what the intended use for it was, but using the statement "for roleplay" - well, my common definition of roleplay includes pk. Always has.Kethaera said:Anything we do in the game is done for character motivations, aka roleplay, and that's how I've always viewed it.The qualifiers are “skilled and valuable role player” in the help, other people’s enjoyment can be valuable, though in low pop times simply being here can also be considered valuable.Drastrath said:Anything IC is RP. OOC is the only thing that isn't RP.I wouldn’t consider me swapping trades because someone needs something rp, for example, because really I’m utilising my ooc investments in the game to minimise the negative impact the economic situation has on other players who can’t do so.
With your comments I’m being a “skilled roleplayer” because I did something without it being overtly ooc in-game which is a basic requirement for playing the game heh.
My question is would you do the same if asked by an enemy of your commune? If the answer is no then this is an IC decision. However, I have had to have characters accept/obtain trade work enemies which is an OOC mechanic issue. This is a failure of mechanics to correct game/Org population.
My initial post's tone came across much harsher than intended. My apologies for that.
Re: Simple Ideas
I know it's a Choice that won't be exceedingly popular, but I'd really like if the house race options were opened to include fink, gnome, sileni and nagasith.
Eritheyl
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