MU Peeves Thread
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Indeed, because the two sentances following are about people making themselves look bad.
@Tez said in MU Peeves Thread:
I find it very telling when people make a policy of not posting. Maybe they realized that when they post they are telling on themselves. It’s always my favorite when someone goes to post and just makes themselves look worse.
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@Pavel I never played on Firan but I’ve heard so many of the jaw-dropping stories from people who did at the time. There really should be a Firan thread. That lore should live on for gawkers of the future. War stories.
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@BurnNotice At this stage a lot of the memories are recalled only as the latent misfiring of neurons long deadened by time, apathy, and the need to remember an increasing number of passwords and names of parents of children’s friends.
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@Pavel lmao. What the fuck kind of game was this.
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@Pavel Damn, I just thought they didn’t want to deal with poop!
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@Snackness In general, if you could trace a policy decision back, somehow, to fucking then that was probably at least part of the rationale.
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@Pavel said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Jennkryst said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Pavel said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Tez said in MU Peeves Thread:
Firan! I got you, old man.
Well, that one’s a gimme. If you can think of a stupid policy, Firan did it first and worst.
Firanites don’t have buttholes, remember.
This is kink erasure!
Yes. That is literally why that call was made. They wanted to avoid people using buttsecks to avoid running the breeding code.
… WAT?!
… Did Firanites not have mouths, either? Seems oral sex could be used to avoid breeding code, too.
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@Juniper said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Pavel lmao. What the fuck kind of game was this.
tis but the poison seed from whence doth spring all ye lords & ladies games
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@STD Babies are grown in bellies, and that is whee food goes once you use your mouth to eat it. Ergo, mouth babies are just as valid as butt babies, especially since this was that game with telepregger-nobody-even-needed-to-touch creeper power.
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@Prototart said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Juniper said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Pavel lmao. What the fuck kind of game was this.
tis but the poison seed from whence doth spring all ye lords & ladies games
I’ve been too focused on space trucking and stealth bombing in Elite, time to once again brainstorm lords & ladies IN SPAAAAACE!
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So, Dune?
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@Juniper said in MU Peeves Thread:
So, Dune?
Dune, Elite Dangerous, Lancer, the space mech offshoot of Girl by Moonlight for magical girls… whatever.
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@Jennkryst Fading Suns?
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@Pavel said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Jennkryst Fading Suns?
I know it exists! Eclipse Phase, too, if you also want Altered Carbon Body-Swap shenanigans.
(Edit: PBs changing now have an IC justification!)
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@Jennkryst said in MU Peeves Thread:
@STD Babies are grown in bellies, and that is whee food goes once you use your mouth to eat it. Ergo, mouth babies are just as valid as butt babies, especially since this was that game with telepregger-nobody-even-needed-to-touch creeper power.
Guh.
Even assuming you’re being facetious, Firan was even stranger than I thought.
… Breeding was one of the Staff’s (multiple staffers?) personal kinks, wasn’t it?
Also: dare I ask about the telepregger ability? That’s insane enough to be some sort of oWoD thing.
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Not a peeve per se, but one of the things I do regret not really doing is engaging with the generational aspects of L&L/fantasy theme yet (in a non-kinky way, SORRY). Even though I closed out my big char on Arx with a kid to contribute to whatever imagined future for her situation, it was kinda just something I tossed in at the end cause it was on my bucket list.
Playing on Concordia did show me that it’s fun as hell to play the royal parent of young adult children* in L&L games.
*if you can manage to get relatively sane players for those characters
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@helvetica said in MU Peeves Thread:
Not a peeve per se, but one of the things I do regret not really doing is engaging with the generational aspects of L&L/fantasy theme yet (in a non-kinky way, SORRY). Even though I closed out my big char on Arx with a kid to contribute to whatever imagined future for her situation, it was kinda just something I tossed in at the end cause it was on my bucket list.
Generational stuff is one of the reasons I was sad when Arx shifted from 3:1 to 2:1. Just reduced the chances of exploring it. (Plus there were always people who insisted on loudly declaring they never wanted staff to turn on auto-aging because they wanted to play an unaging 20-year-old forever.)
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@Roz said in MU Peeves Thread:
@helvetica said in MU Peeves Thread:
Not a peeve per se, but one of the things I do regret not really doing is engaging with the generational aspects of L&L/fantasy theme yet (in a non-kinky way, SORRY). Even though I closed out my big char on Arx with a kid to contribute to whatever imagined future for her situation, it was kinda just something I tossed in at the end cause it was on my bucket list.
Generational stuff is one of the reasons I was sad when Arx shifted from 3:1 to 2:1. Just reduced the chances of exploring it. (Plus there were always people who insisted on loudly declaring they never wanted staff to turn on auto-aging because they wanted to play an unaging 20-year-old forever.)
It’s me, I want to play the forever-20-year-old, with a body that isn’t randomly falling apart from too much marching band.
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@Jennkryst said in MU Peeves Thread:
@Roz said in MU Peeves Thread:
@helvetica said in MU Peeves Thread:
Not a peeve per se, but one of the things I do regret not really doing is engaging with the generational aspects of L&L/fantasy theme yet (in a non-kinky way, SORRY). Even though I closed out my big char on Arx with a kid to contribute to whatever imagined future for her situation, it was kinda just something I tossed in at the end cause it was on my bucket list.
Generational stuff is one of the reasons I was sad when Arx shifted from 3:1 to 2:1. Just reduced the chances of exploring it. (Plus there were always people who insisted on loudly declaring they never wanted staff to turn on auto-aging because they wanted to play an unaging 20-year-old forever.)
It’s me, I want to play the forever-20-year-old, with a body that isn’t randomly falling apart from too much marching band.
Cool, then don’t play on games in which legacy and generational inheritance are core features of the lore.
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Finding sane players for your descendants has got to be gaming on hard mode. I shudder to think about it.
