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It's been four years.
It's time to say farewell.If I ever make it out there, perhaps you'll see me as a game developer. If not, well, then that's that.
Good luck. Friends, foes, and all the great people I didn't get to know about.
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TIL the reason why they only let you input three letters in arcade high scores is because those are for your initials.
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My favorite pastime is watching people play video games that I either don't own or don't play.
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First time being here. An idea struck me while I was wandering in and out of the forums, and so I got to work. Feedback is appreciated though it's not my primary objective here. I just wanted to write something to break a block, and I guess to share it with people too. (433 Words) -
It is amazing, but at the same time sad, that a farewell was enough to make the memories I have of high school fade into gray, good or bad. Today, I graduated, and from now on, the only high school memory that will last in my mind is the faint smile on the portraits in my yearbook. But perhaps that's still a good ending... A somewhat positive experience above the many fragmented pieces of joy and sorrow.
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Recently finished the wuxia novel The Legend of the Condor Heroes. Highly recommended if you haven't read it yet.
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I just hope that you guys can think the prank through and make sure that you're not having fun at someone else's expense next time
It's all fun and games until your pranks start alienating people affected by them
So please
be more thoughtfulbe more considerate
and we can all have a happy april fools for years to come
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Today, I read through the entire discussion on the stickied thread about player independence in the Roleplaying subforum, after only reading the opening post three years ago. And now, I really wish that I had read everything back then.
People back then talked about every issue I would come to face in these three years, and I still haven't managed to learn all the lessons they've learned in the discussion on my own. Perhaps the most important lesson I've learned is that I should be giving more feedback in general, as a player and as a host. I really had no reason to be this quiet, passive, and timid OOC. It made me feel distant, and perhaps, uninterested and unpassionate.
For anyone who happens upon this post and still has a bit of interest in roleplaying, I seriously recommend you to read that thread in its entirety as well.
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REBOOT: Featuring a character that can actually tank hits.
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"I was hoping that this could be the exception, considering that they're working for the jerk who's actually trying to wage a deadly war against the entire world, but fiiiine, I'll pull my punches," Halley sighed, "and what? Now, now, Lexiel might have snapped at me for shooting the asshole councillor before that, but she at least understood why I did it after I explained everything to her, and we kinda made up after that! That has nothing to do with her suddenly going crazy. I think she said it had something to do with this Phyrexian oil inside her?" "And that last bit. I'm not ki
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"Sure, sure," Halley shrugged, "it was a unique situation anyway. It's not like I'll be sent on an errand to deal with scummy informants again. And besides, Lexiel having a breakdown definitely caused more chaos than I did! She dropped a comet storm on the arcology, with our team still in it!" She reasoned, trying to overshadow the significance of her blatant disrespect of the law with Lexiel's display of insanity. "Now if we compare storming the Aztech arcology with infiltrating IPO's facility, it's clear that we got nothing to worry about. After all, I don't think anyone in this room can eve
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"Well we may have inflicted a lot of collateral damage, but it was Aztechnology's arcology! Let's see..." Halley faked clearing her throat, before playing back what Solomon told her, word by word, that "Aztechnology is one of the worst companies in existence morality wise, unless you are one of their employees and think that human sacrifice is a perfectly harmless and moral way to power up your magic of course." "I say we saved a lot more people by blowing up their second-most secure facility, oh and the evil book that they recently acquired," Halley added, "though it is a shame th
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"Wait, do we know you- Oh," Halley paused, giving a quick, judging glance at the elf's face. It was almost as if fancy holograms had subconsciously heightened her standards for how people around these parts should look. "Okaaay. I suppose we won't be using honorifics for the time being. Anyway, do you have enough space for our little crew here? We've been making a lot of compromises on our way here."
