Sejuani

It's always nice when companies respond to your emails...Never happens to me, though. :/

Curious about what it does or whether it's there? What it does is it checks to make sure there's no error, then checks to see if the CloudFlare variable is false. It then does incomprehensible things. I have no idea what the next part is, other than that the var CloudFlare is an array...

The first comic is a completely accurate description of me, right down to the HL2 poster on the wall. I have begun to suspect you of stalking me, Rayg...

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Yeah, probably some forum plugin that doesn't work too well when you have siblings.

It probably has to do with the website logging the same IP address for 2 people at the same time. I don't know, though. I do java, not internetz.

Back in the rampant hacking days, I got a couple PMs filled with horrible pictures of severed limbs. Close to literally scared the living fecal matter out of me. Oh, also, I sent a PM way back when and I still can't wrap my mind around what I was trying to say. I'm not sure if this counts, but I'm confused by it nonetheless. It was titled "Should be DQed".

@Zacax: It's a very cool idea, and I'd certainly try it out. It sounds a little like The Matrix on LSD, though. Not necessarily a bad thing.

My gamer tag is Vokun0. I'm looking forward to this, but I probably can only do this tomorrow.

0/5; I have never seen you before in my life. Kidding! 5/5

Strength.

Wow. That was what I call a quick response. Thanks very much ballom; I was kinda worried about the warning

Cool. I'm not exactly used to playing halo with actual friends (forever alone), so how would we organize this?I'm gonna guess we would add other players as Xbl friends. On that note, what's your gamer tag?I'm having an ADD day.

I just logged on on my iPad to find that I had something under my post count saying I have one warning point. When I clicked on it, I found that there is no warning to display. Is this a glitch, and if not, why have I been warned?Thanks.

Ooh, my previous plot fits for this, too!Ima be writin now.

I am up for it if enough players join in.Ditto! Name the time, friend.

I wouldn't become staff. That's the cold, hard truth.If I did, though, I would run naked through the streets of the unnamed city in which I live, screaming "I ARE STAFFZ!!"I would also post a video of the deed being committed. I honestly would. *Winks at B6*

Name: Mendicant BiasTheme: The GameWord Count: 410Story: ConsequencesAh, the game of love, the one game that may never be truly won, only ever lost. Love is always lost, no matter how hard one may try, and the only goal is to extend how long one plays it. Alexei Volkov had played the game of love since he was nineteen years old. He, unlike his friends, experienced true love for the twelve years he played the game. Every man Alexei knew faked playing the game if only to be able to lie with the prettiest women. His wife, Sofia, played the game just as long. The game of love always ends, though, and the ending isn't always in the hands of the players. Sofia had died a week ago. She hadn't died from disease or a car crash. Never anything like that. The Volkov family was never normal enough to die a regular death. Sofia had died from removal of her limbs. Yes, you read that right. Her arms and legs were dismembered. Alexei's job had some, well, risks. Alexei was a sniper for the Great Northern Army or GNA, which controlled much of the world's northern hemisphere. I should say he was a sniper. Alexei got a little too curious during a mission and hacked into the GNA's database to find out why he was to kill that particular target. When he found the reason was for "Public Impact," he refused to carry out the mission. The GNA responded with extreme measures, going so far as to brutally kill Alexei's wife, leaving Alexei to find her when he returned to his home in Belgrade. He was beyond furious. Alexei was filled, finally, with purpose. He knew what he had to do, as clear as any mission the GNA had given him. The GNA thought the score had been evened. They were wrong. Oh so wrong. And so now Alexei s­tood over the bullet-riddled body of Ivan Soloviev, the GNA director. Alexei watched the life seep out of the weak little man's eyes and smiled. He had completed his purpose. He had climbed to the top of the Obsidian Tower in Moscow, the center of GNA control; he had fought and killed more men than he cared to think about, but those things don't matter now. Here Alexei contemplated the lifeless corpse of his foe. He was complete. When Soloviev's personal guards burst into the room, Alexei met them with a smile, knowing he would see his loved one soon.

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I know, I was just making a point that, at least in my opinion, most players would like a TBRPG more if it explicitly states it's a mystery. I agree with the second part, I think it would do better as being primarily mystery, although I like the competing theaters, it gives the person who committed the crime motive.

I'm going by the skeleton RPG posted by Cardwork, not the bits he said here. If it's not in the thread, how will the players know that it's a mystery RPG? I would love to play a mystery game, but if the creator only says I'm playing a part in a play, then I'd rather spend my time in Stríð Karla.

This is why we need a +1 button. I think that it will be pretty hard to work an RPG based on verbal and physical skill…I may always be wrong, though. Don't let me stop you from trying.

OOC: Sort of. He originally had a suit that directed gamma rays at a target, but the true superpower he gained is control over light. I guess I should have cleared up that light is also radiation.Okay, so he can control and emit anything on the electromagnetic spectrum?OOC: Basically. Is that too overpowered, would you say?

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