Well, at the least this game would guarantee some 300-500 charbits the moment "Fuck Mountain Orgy MUX" shows up on mudstats.
Posts made by Ghost
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RE: King of Sex Mountain
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RE: Real World Peeves, Disgruntlement, and Irks.
@Auspice I was going to post a reply and a gif to "Macsplain" you.
I chose not to. I want points for choosing the mature, non-douchey humor option.
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RE: King of Sex Mountain
@surreality said in King of Sex Mountain:
I do not recommend archetypes, but... uh, if, I suggest porn archetypes. 'The Pizza Boy', 'The Sorority Sister', 'The Horny Divorcee', 'The Handyman'...
(OMG Bot,...the Grenade
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RE: King of Sex Mountain
@Auspice I can't get behind this idea.
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But it can get behind me.Also, spot the comma.
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RE: Poll: Do I enjoy this hobby more than I don't?
@mietze What's your view on how regular people attempt to use issues to control others or influence the game is? Frequently? Not Frequently?
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RE: General Video Game Thread
Details starting to trickle out on the Square-Enix Avengers game.
This game was teased something like 2 years ago and it's been quiet until E3. Trailer is definitely coming at E3.
It's gonna be a single/multiplayer Story RPG with character customization.
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RE: Horror MUX - Discussion
@surreality I like that. I would always choose that. Every chapter. Always.
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RE: Poll: Do I enjoy this hobby more than I don't?
@Arkandel I agree with your view in spirit. I'm all for everyone owning their stuff. Their stuff, not the stuff people diagnose via confirmation bias as being their intent regardless of the person claiming "they didn't mean that".
Nasty habit in this hobby that some people abuse. Perspective matters, but perspective is often subjective and subject to rigidity based on the level of anger in the accuser. I think that's where a lot of these fights come from, and I hope to see more people hashing out their differences rather than quick-snapping to the court of public opinion/whisper network character assassination.
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RE: Horror MUX - Discussion
@Botulism STAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHP NO
(But I would rock them death sequences, yo)
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RE: Horror MUX - Discussion
God, I hope no one is using Sean Pertwee as a PB. That guy is the Sean Bean of sci-fi/horror.
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RE: Horror MUX - Discussion
@Alamias said in Horror MUX - Discussion:
@Ghost said in Horror MUX - Discussion:
@Scorn I have a gif that explains my situation, but I'm not sure that it's a good place to throw gifs all over.
When has that ever stopped you?
Well, yeah, but this is HorrorMux's unveiling party and I wanna focus on that.
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RE: Horror MUX - Discussion
@Scorn I have a gif that explains my situation, but I'm not sure that it's a good place to throw gifs all over.
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RE: Horror MUX - Discussion
@Botulism Yes. Horror Mux is particularly dangerous to me.
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RE: Horror MUX - Discussion
I knew there would be days like this when I decided to quit mushing but hang around MSB.
I knew eventually some white whale game would pop up and I'd be like: "Well, heroin isn't THAT bad when you look at it from a certain perspective...."
I just didn't know it was gonna be so awesome an idea. Fuckin' Horror Mux, man. Well done.
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RE: Horror MUX - Discussion
I'm angry at you guys for pitting my love of my absolute favorite horror genre against my willpower to remain retired from the hobby.
So this means I think your new idea is awesome.
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RE: How to Escape the OOC Game
@mietze said in How to Escape the OOC Game:
It is actually super easy to be tracked down by someone who wants to, even if they have very minimal information.
It's just another reason why I'm personally into more anonymity on these games.
I don't want to scare people or sound like Jim Carrey as Fire Marshal Bill pointing out how everything is flammable (ex: mushing using default telnet port instead of SSH), but one thing my infosec training has taught me is that (from a tech/phishing perspective) it's shockingly easy to aggregate little bits of information into a whole.
I'm not gonna tell it out of a bullhorn, though. There's speakers at high school these days who use shock and awe tactics during presentations to show parents just how easy it is to find someone through social media for that particular speech.
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RE: How to Escape the OOC Game
@Ganymede I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you and I think this would be an amazing conversation over tea, cigars, whiskey, chips and salsa, or whatevs BUT...
Some 3 posts back I said I wanna stay out of this one so I'm going to respectfully give you all the floor and not challenge this. My conversational style makes more sense over voice, so I am going to reiterate that I may not explain myself or be able to convey my tone the right way to wade into this one.
Plus, I think this can be sort of an issue with a myriad of personal investment levels, so I'm comfortable letting go.
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RE: How to Escape the OOC Game
@faraday said in How to Escape the OOC Game:
The discussion was specifically around stalking/harassment/threats/etc. online
Right. Well there was a point where Gany said emotional injury being fascinating from a certain perspective and that kinda led into what I typed. I wasnt moving the goal posts on stalking/threats but more continuing the "social injury subjectivity blah blah" IToldYouIDidntWannaTalkBoutThis
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RE: How to Escape the OOC Game
@Ganymede said in How to Escape the OOC Game:
@Ghost said in How to Escape the OOC Game:
But if someone's losing their shit because their dice are sucking or they lost an election? Sure, it's disappointing, but upkeep your reaction buffer, bruh.
You're really shifting the goal-posts here, man.
Oh no, I didn't mean it that way. I was trying to paint the lightest boundary to SWATing/doxxing being super extreme. There's plenty of room (and cases) in between, but the further away you get from those extreme polar boundaries I think the more subjective or negotiable some of that stuff may be.
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RE: How to Escape the OOC Game
@Sunny said in How to Escape the OOC Game:
"Words only have the power you give them to hurt you" is a lot like "oh, you're depressed? You need to spend more time outside!"
Yeah, I dont necessarily agree with that approach because the hurt generated from doxxing, SWATing, revealing to someone that their spouse is having an affair, or purposefully attacking health and/or body issues isn't in any way a factor of the recipient simply not "keeping themselves in check".
Like... "LOL I GAVE WORDS TO THE COPS THAT YOU WERE HOLDING A HOSTAGE, NOW SWAT HAS U AT GUNPOINT. IF THIS BOTHERS YOU LOL THAT'S YOUR OWN FAULT" No. Nope. When I was a kid I made fun of a former best friend's sibling's terminal disease (because I was devastated that he started bullying me alongside the clique of kids who used to bully US). It was wrong. Also: totally not his fault for any hurt for me going there.
But if someone's losing their shit because their dice are sucking or they lost an election? Sure, it's disappointing, but upkeep your reaction buffer, bruh.