MU Peeves Thread
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I totally saw this happen on a Pern game once in a room that I had +watch on. I think they were trying to hide it? But most people had figured out they were the same person. So it was harmless but generally kind of odd.
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I notice when I ST for myself the players never go after the wrong red herrings so I must be doing something right.
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Logging off in the middle of a conversation to be sure your character gets the last word.
Don’t do that.
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@Val said in MU Peeves Thread:
Logging off in the middle of a conversation to be sure your character gets the last word.
Don’t do that.
Posting a three paragraph rant yelling at someone and then immediately running out of the room. Why do people do this?
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@Juniper Idk, but it’s nice of them to let you know you shouldn’t play with them again!
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@Clarion said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Juniper Idk, but it’s nice of them to let you know you shouldn’t play with them again!
Agreed.
It’s really funny though - in real life nobody would ever just stand there and listen politely while you go on your ten minute bitching monologue. What kind of exotic paralysis is keeping my character from interrupting or walking away?
This isn’t how conversations work, people!
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@ten said in MU Peeves Thread:
how bored you gotta be when you scene with yourself
Naps are good. Or hey, have these people tried drugs??
Although from the sounds of the story-- yes.
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@Meg said in MU Peeves Thread:
Naps are good. Or hey, have these people tried drugs??
Although from the sounds of the story-- yes.
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@ten i don’t really like pizza that much, tbh. i’m surprised i have not been kicked out of chicago(land) yet.
every time i mention it, my friends from chicago get mortally offended.
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@Meg why? their pizza is the worst pizza
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Yeah, because it’s not pizza. It’s soup in a bread bowl.
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Watching people yeet themselves into the sun. It’s awkward for all of us.
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help game staff will not explain sexism or racism to me this is a real problem i am having
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I’m certain that there are staffers out there who are a ton better than me, but honestly in all these years of playing and slightly less in staffing…
If someone repeatedly can’t come up with nonproblematic concepts that demonstrate a pattern of not showing good judgement as far as they might fit in, no matter how much time I invested in explaining/handholding/helping, ect–it was never ever worth my time. Because the minute they hit the grid, all of the characteristics they’d showed in the CG process (deliberate or otherwise cluelessness, fixation on certain problematic themes, demanding of special attention, ect) only increased once they hit the grid. And back in those days there was kind of an attitude of well once you approved them you shouldn’t take it back.
So yeah, if someone can’t even get through cg without flailing on channels, aggressively confronting staff on channels, then yeah. I mean even if they’ve made it through CG by some miracle and start after. Just boot. If you are unhappy even before you start, it’s not going to improve if you don’t even have that when you’re still in the honeymoon stage!
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no lie – I was watching that cringefest from afar and judging, hard.
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@mietze said in MU Peeves Thread:
If someone repeatedly can’t come up with nonproblematic concepts that demonstrate a pattern of not showing good judgement as far as they might fit in, no matter how much time I invested in explaining/handholding/helping, ect–it was never ever worth my time. Because the minute they hit the grid, all of the characteristics they’d showed in the CG process (deliberate or otherwise cluelessness, fixation on certain problematic themes, demanding of special attention, ect) only increased once they hit the grid. And back in those days there was kind of an attitude of well once you approved them you shouldn’t take it back.
I don’t put a lot of stock in apps as an indicator of quality, but what I do find they’re good for is flagging issues a player’s going to have with theme or general ‘how they’ll relate to other PCs/staff’ in a way it’s much easier to course-correct pre-approval than post. It also feels a lot more painless to tell someone they aren’t a good fit for a game upfront than to let it become an issue later.
