@OT-The-Real said in What happened, man?:

You’ve driven your best people away because they weren’t in lockstep with gay race communism.

Hey, think of this as an opportunity! With advancements in A.I. Coding even you could start your own game! You could do one with a white nationalism theme! Maybe an alternative history of the south where slavery never ended and you can still buy a woman who can't say no!

Just think of the possibilities! Put in a little time and effort and you could have your own plantation on the game! I believe in you! You can do it! I'm sure once it is up and going it will be very popular! You can prove all those liberals wrong! You'll be living the dream in no time!

Go get 'em champ!

@Redbird I remember Barnabas. You were fun to RP with, for the short while we were in the same family (Lara).

@Ghost

Dude. No.

Stop.

@Tapewyrm

So, with that, the plot I was sharing wrapped up. Since there has been absolutely zero interaction on this thread, I'm going to finally take the hint and stop spamming you folks.

For posterity, here is the Plot page for it: https://dale-lands.weebly.com/mountains-of-dread.html

Bye!

Mountains of Dread

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When packs of Wargs begin attacking the borders of the Dale-lands along the Mirkwood, patrols of Royal Wardens are called in into investigate the fearsome forest and discover their lairs. To this end Daveed, a budding cartographer from Laketown becomes swept up in their affairs, yet little do the rangers find of their quarry. Instead, thought is taken that perhaps the true lair lies farther afield, in an old, presumably disused fortress of Mordor hidden in the Mountains of Mirkwood, and so a taskforce of King's Men is assembled to accompany the Wardens in searching for the ancient stronghold.

Among them is Mastiff, aged yet hale veteran of the Royal Wardens, a young recruit named Lotharc, and Sergeant Balder of the King's Men, commanded by Lieutenant Margon. Together with many others they brave both the depths of the forest and the slopes of the mist-shrouded mountains, with all the perils contained therein. Alas, it may also be that the stronghold is far from empty, and guests are not exactly welcome...

@Clarion Good idea. I will implement this.

Great, I'll pass this information along to my friend.

And I assure you that I would never do any such thing for personal entertainment value.

Sort of yes? I've been toying with using the Storypath Ultra system to do a WoD-style game. I'm a big fan of the system and think it could be a good way to give a fresh coat of paint on things while keeping it familiar and comfortable.

@reimesu

Pretty sure that was just a weird badly programmed AI. I deleted the posts because there was nothing substantive there.

@Ghost I hope it's good. Mel Brook's humor is such that I think a lot of his old stuff couldn't be made today.

Bob Newhart, 94.

@Ghost said in Telnet Safety:

NEVER give your address, phone, banking, fullname, general location, business information, etc over pages/chat in MU even if you trust the person because THE DANGER ISNT YOUR FRIEND, BUT THE SERVICE/PROTOCOL YOU ARE USING.

Fixed that for you.

You nerd.

When your friend's new project takes off and you can't help but be so happy to see everyone else admiring the work they put in. ❤

There's a word for it, finding joy in others' happiness, but it is Sunday and I am too lazy to look it up.

On the rare occasions I dare it..

I want to give each character a chance to do something cool/different. Everyone deserves a moment in the spotlight, so to speak.

I want to give the characters something that when it's over, they feel like like accomplished something.

I want the characters to learn something - about the world, about a subject, about themselves, from the experience. Give the player a chance to grow their character in the way they envision.