MU Peeves Thread
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When people try to make you choose which character THEY are going to play in a scene. This is sort of a long-standing peeve of mine, and it’s not a big deal, but it’s irritating every time.
I don’t remember your alts. I’m never going to remember your alts. I barely remember you as a player, ninety percent of the time. If you say you want to RP, and I say sure, don’t come back at me with, “Which alt do you want?” because it’s not my character and I don’t care. Pick someone you want to play! I’m not the boss of you!
And, honestly, more than half the time I’m in the position of coming up with the idea, coming up with the set, and asking me to ALSO PICK WHO YOU’RE EVEN PLAYING is just…too damn much. Have mercy.
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@Pyrephox Decision fatigue is a real thing and it’s exhausting.
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I might just be old and set in my ways but frankly, if my character (X) has already RP’d extensively with your character (Y) then I don’t want X meeting your alt (Z). I don’t want to have to split my brain to remember which alt of yours knows what about my character, thank you.
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@Pavel This might be a M* culture thing.
It was very common on Pern games for all my alts to know (and probably plow) all your alts.
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@KarmaBum said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Pavel This might be a M* culture thing.
It was very common on Pern games for all my alts to know (and probably plow) all your alts.
You liar
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@tsar not for lack of trying
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@tsar said in MU Peeves Thread:
@KarmaBum said in MU Peeves Thread:
@tsar not for lack of trying
try harder
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I could not decide whether to put this on the “good things in MUSHing” thread or this one…
I’m peeved that I’m excited to see my family again after a long time apart! But that they’re coming right when I am lining up RPz that I want to have and now have to wait.
So, basically, I’m mad that good things are happening in real life and MUSHing.
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I want to destroy some stuff!
But it’s not time yet.
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@tsar said in MU Peeves Thread:
I want to destroy some stuff!
But it’s not time yet.
What did you do to merit having the CONE OF SHAME put on you?
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I am sorry that you feel that way…
is NOT a fucking apology.
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@Mourne said in MU Peeves Thread:
I am sorry that you feel that way…
is NOT a fucking apology.
I want this post on billboards across the planet, plz and ty.
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@Mourne said in MU Peeves Thread:
I am sorry that you feel that way…
is NOT a fucking apology.
It isn’t, but sometimes it’s just true. There’s a point where how someone takes something you’ve said becomes their problem, not yours.
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@Pavel said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Mourne said in MU Peeves Thread:
I am sorry that you feel that way…
is NOT a fucking apology.
It isn’t, but sometimes it’s just true. There’s a point where how someone takes something you’ve said becomes their problem, not yours.
slow claps Way to miss the point.
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@Mourne said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Pavel said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Mourne said in MU Peeves Thread:
I am sorry that you feel that way…
is NOT a fucking apology.
It isn’t, but sometimes it’s just true. There’s a point where how someone takes something you’ve said becomes their problem, not yours.
slow claps Way to miss the point.
No, I’m raising an
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@Pavel said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Mourne said in MU Peeves Thread:
I am sorry that you feel that way…
is NOT a fucking apology.
It isn’t, but sometimes it’s just true. There’s a point where how someone takes something you’ve said becomes their problem, not yours.
Okay, but have you ever been in a situation where saying “I’m sorry you feel that way [because this is your problem]” has improved the quarrel you’re in?
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@GF said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Pavel said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Mourne said in MU Peeves Thread:
I am sorry that you feel that way…
is NOT a fucking apology.
It isn’t, but sometimes it’s just true. There’s a point where how someone takes something you’ve said becomes their problem, not yours.
Okay, but have you ever been in a situation where saying “I’m sorry you feel that way [because this is your problem]” has improved the quarrel you’re in?
Yes. Not necessarily immediately, but I’ve found it especially helpful in contexts where one has previously felt compelled to apologise to maintain relationship harmony, even though it begins to diminish oneself. “I’m sorry you feel that way, but I stand by what I said” is the usual formula.
