@Xis You'll need to have the bix rooms mapped out for it to actually path through them - You can either load in the crowdmap, or use the stuff in this script package below to map those out. (INIT EXITS once it's installed) Or you can map them by hand if you're familiar with mapper stuff. https://us.v-cdn.net/5020142/uploads/editor/ma/tjl5d144xoa5.zip
Thin strands of dried vines have been twisted together into a tough fibre of deep, mute green, woven through with sharp, splintered bones smoothed into claw-like arcs. The bones are secured to the necklace with intricate knotwork, their designs abstract and seemingly without beginning or end. Intermittently, small bright leaves are interspersed among the vine-knots and bones, the leaves' surfaces gleaming with a tender, sap-like glow and wreathed in a soft mist. With any movement, the bones click together lightly, chiming a sharp, fierce melody. It has 30 months of usefulness left. It weighs 9 ounce(s). It has the following aliases: necklace, bone. You may TOUCH a vine-woven bone necklace.
This item will decay even if placed in a stockroom.
I've never noticed this on items before and I must say it's an amazing addition!
I hit demi along with the rest of Gaudiguch today! Also this made me emotional:
You have been recognised by Tsakali for: Since knowing Xis, he has went out of his way to produce amazing dracnari roleplay, and become like a brother to me. When I log in, there are very few other people in the city I look forward to seeing than Xis, and I'm glad he's in Gaudiguch. Since starting out, his character has graduated from speaking little or no common and needing me as a translator, which sounds simple enough, but has produced some interesting and amusing rp. I'm glad to have been here for it.
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Random thought of the day: Gaudiguch has a prime opportunity to hold Firefest y’all.
"Oh yeah, you're a naughty mayor, aren't you? Misfile that Form MA631-D. Comptroller Shevat's got a nice gemstone disc for you, but yer gonna have to beg for it."
"I will take it easy, now that I'm offered that 500,000 esteem figurine. I will get to a million, but you know, slowly. Calmly. I'm sure Mysrai will understand that!"
*is already back to 50,000+ esteem in the figurine that is level 40 again from eating a lot of tiny figurine Crumkanes*
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Like people taking advantage of the whole "can't kill someone on prime more than once every 30 days otherwise Avenger" thing, to go around attacking random people just because.
At least say something when I say hi, and you realise I'm not AFK. Talk about boring.
Okay, I've read this thread for almost a week. Is the "tweets" thread just random one-off thoughts that people can't put anywhere else? I AM A SOFT JAM THAT REQUIRES DENSE BREAD TO MAKE THINGS STICK, APOLOGIES
"I killed gnomes so people from the enemy side couldn't get them."
Imagine having this mindset.
My young child, I remember a time long before the Aetherplex was peaced, when you had to move through it to hand in solstice rewards through the gnome portal therein.
"I killed gnomes so people from the enemy side couldn't get them."
Imagine having this mindset.
My young child, I remember a time long before the Aetherplex was peaced, when you had to move through it to hand in solstice rewards through the gnome portal therein.
Yes I did this negative thing, but others did other negative things, so my thing is fine.
How long before we ask about the emails boys?
If you're earnestly trying to insinuate that I was justifying based on past events you're subscribing to the straw man fallacy. I'm just saying it could be worse
Yes I did this negative thing, but others did other negative things, so my thing is fine.
How long before we ask about the emails boys?
If you're earnestly trying to insinuate that I was justifying based on past events you're subscribing to the straw man fallacy. I'm just saying it could be worse
Yes and saying "it could be worse" is subscribing to the relative privation fallacy. Also it's not really strawmanning. There was no insinuation or implication, you literally used it as your retort.
Fallacy of relative privation
(also known as "appeal to worse problems" or "not as bad as") –
dismissing an argument or complaint due to the existence of more
important problems in the world, regardless of whether those problems
bear relevance to the initial argument.
I don't personally think we really need any sort of talk on what's fair or right or wrong coming from the dude who has spent IRL hours failing at ganking people on prime with his little pet Tessenchi and other questionable things, but let's not get too spicy for tweets now.
Fallacy of relative privation
(also known as "appeal to worse problems" or "not as bad as") –
dismissing an argument or complaint due to the existence of more
important problems in the world, regardless of whether those problems
bear relevance to the initial argument.
e.g., What you did.
It's a shame you're only using the surface definition and not taking the fallacy as a whole. If I was, for instance, trying to state that the issue in question didn't matter I'd be adhering to the conditions of that fallacy. By simply stating that there are worse things I wasn't producing the argument that the status quo is fine, which would be required for it to conform to that fallacy. Following that thought, you either misunderstand the full meaning of that fallacy or you are using it incorrectly.
For your statement to be true, you'd have to insinuate that I was maintaining the stance that the status quo is fine, which would be, naturally, straw manning. Thanks for playing.
I don't personally think we really need any sort of talk on what's fair or right or wrong coming from the dude who has spent IRL hours failing at ganking people on prime with his little pet Tessenchi and other questionable things, but let's not get too spicy for tweets now.
Once again, never said things were fine Sometimes my ganks fail, but I don't mind, it's all experience. My ganks tend to resolve positively for me more times than not. I either get a little bit better each time or I get the kill and am content. I don't really mind if someone escapes when I gank them on prime (though, the majority of my 'ganks' conform to enemy territory rules and I go into them either A:on the morally correct by defending Kephera/city/village or B: intentionally go in knowing in advance that I can only hit someone who I don't have suspect on while the entire of the Basin has free range to defend the target and attack me X v 1. Such is the nature of the Avenger).
Moral and ethic arguments aside, I play Lusternia for its conflict mechanics.
Lusternia is a conflict game and in general, we want to encourage conflict. There are times however where you should let something go and let everyone enjoy the event. Gnomes is one of those times, don't be a scrooge, let everyone enjoy.
I think we can agree that killing the solstice gnomes goes against the spirit of the event, at the very least.
Anyone who kills solstice gnomes should be enemied to gnomes and Ironbeard.
Shame on you, Keegan. Shame, shame.
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You'll need to have the bix rooms mapped out for it to actually path through them - You can either load in the crowdmap, or use the stuff in this script package below to map those out. (INIT EXITS once it's installed) Or you can map them by hand if you're familiar with mapper stuff.
https://us.v-cdn.net/5020142/uploads/editor/ma/tjl5d144xoa5.zip
It has 30 months of usefulness left.
It weighs 9 ounce(s).
It has the following aliases: necklace, bone.
You may TOUCH a vine-woven bone necklace.
You have been recognised by Tsakali for: Since knowing Xis, he has went out of his way to produce amazing dracnari roleplay, and become like a brother to me. When I log in, there are very few other people in the city I look forward to seeing than Xis, and I'm glad he's in Gaudiguch. Since starting out, his character has graduated from speaking little or no common and needing me as a translator, which sounds simple enough, but has produced some interesting and amusing rp. I'm glad to have been here for it.
Estarra the Eternal says, "Give Shevat the floor please."
What everyone else sees:
Imagine trying to justify killing gnomes.
How long before we ask about the emails boys?
I'm just saying it could be worse
Also it's not really strawmanning. There was no insinuation or implication, you literally used it as your retort.
e.g., What you did.
Estarra the Eternal says, "Give Shevat the floor please."
For your statement to be true, you'd have to insinuate that I was maintaining the stance that the status quo is fine, which would be, naturally, straw manning. Thanks for playing.
Once again, never said things were fine
Sometimes my ganks fail, but I don't mind, it's all experience. My ganks tend to resolve positively for me more times than not. I either get a little bit better each time or I get the kill and am content. I don't really mind if someone escapes when I gank them on prime (though, the majority of my 'ganks' conform to enemy territory rules and I go into them either A:on the morally correct by defending Kephera/city/village or B: intentionally go in knowing in advance that I can only hit someone who I don't have suspect on while the entire of the Basin has free range to defend the target and attack me X v 1. Such is the nature of the Avenger).
Moral and ethic arguments aside, I play Lusternia for its conflict mechanics.
I have submitted ideas to make it not do that... it's a little spammy.
Shame on you, Keegan. Shame, shame.
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