Posts made by OrcRiot

I love to watch someone edit things live. Seeing them edit things twelve times after the fact is great. But sometimes you're not there to see the party, it would be nice to know a post was edited after the fact. Sometimes people edit things so other peoples comments appear out of context, or to hide something they were called out on. Sometimes they think of something clever in rebuttal minutes or hours after their initial lame comment. Other times it's mundane...

So I'm suggesting timestamps or a history like wiki's!

Because as we all know the internet is real serious business.

Still want a fallout game...sobs

I'm tired of Grammar Nazi's on Facebook, forums, in games and generally in places it doesn't matter.

I have brain damage, I have nerve damage. Sometimes it's too much god damn work to type correctly. Fuck you buddy! I'll type how I want and you can fuck off and find some other way to express your egotistical self perceived superiority.

How bout we have a feature added where we can vote to lock a fucking annoying pointless thread?

So what else are we angry about?

Yeah uh, this is as far as I can tell not a lets review muds, but a way to list your past characters to try and connect with people.

@Cirno said:

@BigDaddyAmin

Please, go right ahead. Most black people endorse your suggestion totally.

Anything to keep you out of our afros.

Well, as a straight dude, I can say, you're not unattractive.

Also, I wish I could bust out a Afro, as it is I just have a stupid Irish dark brown curly mop.

@Cirno I'm more Native American than African American, and my Irish ancestors were both indentured rail workers and slave owners, while my African American ancestors also owned slaves and were slaves, so it gets really confusing what I should be outraged about and smug about...ugh...I have a headache now. Lol.

@Cirno Because I'm of the mind that the less we make a big deal about our differences, and focus on the things that connect us the better. So I only mention it when other people ask or apply colors, religions or sexual preferences in my place.

@Cirno You're making a very large assumption about my skin color. I'm African American and Native American, with a smattering of Irish. I'm light skinned yes, but my family isn't.

I'm fine with their being safe places OUTSIDE of college. I don't think the Colleges should be involved. I don't think demanding the colleges to provide these safe places is right.

@SG I'm against preventing anyone from going anywhere based on their skin color.

That being said, Colleges are for education. Not for providing health services. If we begin providing safe places based on skin color, where do we start. If black people get safe places, then white people, Asians, Indians, they should also get safe places. If we can do this based on skin color, why not gender identity and sexuality? Straight safe places, gay safe places, bisexual safe places, transgendered safe places, Furry safe places (Who decides whats a valid sexuality after all? What about religions? Need one for all of those, then what about social and economic status?

Where do the resources come from providing all these safe places? Whose paying for the staff member to oversee them? Whose paying the security to force these segregating standards?

@Cirno said:

@DnvnQuinn said:

@Three-Eyed-Crow said:

@DnvnQuinn said:

segregate colleges

This word maybe does not mean what you think it means.

"separate or divide (people, activities, or institutions) along racial, sexual, or religious lines."

Means exactly what I think it means. There are a group of BLM folks who wants places that White people cannot go into.

A small question: would this impact the lives of white people in any way?

I mean, a goodly sized number of white people tend to move out of neighborhoods as soon as black people move in, and you don't really hear white people saying, "I wanna be around black people!"

The problem is they are pressuring colleges to set up these safe places. Which means they want the academic authority to segregate white people from black people. The answer is not to encourage racist actions on the black folks side but encourage understanding between the two colors. The act of preventing white people from entering a place based on the color of their skin is the same thing the black's fought to get rid of. Turning around and doing the same things (like your "White people harassed blacks, so...it's not bad when black folks do it to whites" suggestion above) helps absolutely no one.

@Three-Eyed-Crow said:

@DnvnQuinn said:

segregate colleges

This word maybe does not mean what you think it means.

"separate or divide (people, activities, or institutions) along racial, sexual, or religious lines."

Means exactly what I think it means. There are a group of BLM folks who wants places that White people cannot go into.

@Cirno said:

@DnvnQuinn said:

@Cirno said:

@DnvnQuinn

Watching people purposefully put themselves through all kinds of mental gymnastics to try to purposefully misinterpret the BLM movement is fun, especially when they blather on about unrelated nonsense for several paragraphs and think that will fool anyone but a baby.

Their message comes through, clear as a bell:

I am upset that black people are doing things!

It can be reduced even further:

I am upset about black people!

These are probably the same people who think that "/Lazy/ Illegal Aliens are stealing our /Jobs/..."

Absolutely.

They probably also think the law enforcement officers are doing a good job, and that shooting an unarmed black man twenty times is a cool bean.

People who are against BLM are just....ugh.

I'm for BLM, but against that subgroup who are using it to segregate colleges and harassing white people for being white (being white automatically makes you racist to some of them). It's a very fine edge to walk...It's hard too to be for something and against something in different ways. Especially because it's hard for me to put my feelings down in writing, it always comes out wrong.

@Cirno said:

@DnvnQuinn

Watching people purposefully put themselves through all kinds of mental gymnastics to try to purposefully misinterpret the BLM movement is fun, especially when they blather on about unrelated nonsense for several paragraphs and think that will fool anyone but a baby.

Their message comes through, clear as a bell:

I am upset that black people are doing things!

It can be reduced even further:

I am upset about black people!

These are probably the same people who think that "/Lazy/ Illegal Aliens are stealing our /Jobs/..."

@Cirno Right, it clearly means "Black Lives Matter AS WELL."

I'm looking for mu* games set in other tabletop systems. SAGA I've found so far, but what about other systems? What's out there I'm missing. Mudstats, really lists nothing along these lines. Is it super accurate? I know Shadowrun is semi popular as well but what about Warhammer properties like Rogue Trader, or D&D/Pathfinder/AD&D, Rifts, Cyberpunk 2020 etc etc?

I'm on fallcoast regularly and the wolves are really active. For social rp, there' a lot of mortal activity as well.

I'll agree there's a lot in the works right now. Due to this, I'm trying to branch out from my White wolf/paradox world of darkness games and get into other IP's. Star wars so far.

I'm still waiting on mudhost to get back to me, I'm guessing the holidays are holding him over. But I really want a fallout game and the lack of one is making consider using the server to try and develop one....Though as a staff member I'd find it hard to play, so I hope someone else makes one soon...