Good things in Mushing
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It’s 2022. We MOVED ON.
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@Tez i genuinely lol’d
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@ham is a good thing in MUSHing
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I totally read that as @harm and nodded like, “Yup, I also enjoy harm.”
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@junipersky said in Good things in Mushing:
I totally read that as @harm and nodded like, “Yup, I also enjoy harm.”
harm is also a good thing in MUing
Remember that time K’vvan hit Ai’den in the face with a brush?
Good times
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@tsar said in Good things in Mushing:
@junipersky said in Good things in Mushing:
I totally read that as @harm and nodded like, “Yup, I also enjoy harm.”
harm is also a good thing in MUing
Remember that time K’vvan hit Ai’den in the face with a brush?
Good times
or god. Was his name A’iden? A’idan? time comes for all our brains
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I THOUGHT ABOUT THIS JUST TODAY WHEN I WAS POSTING IN THE NEGATIVE RP THREAD PLACE THINGIE.
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@junipersky said in Good things in Mushing:
I THOUGHT ABOUT THIS JUST TODAY WHEN I WAS POSTING IN THE NEGATIVE RP THREAD PLACE THINGIE.
lmao wow. That was such a fantastic scene.
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Remind me of some good things because right now, I’m struggling to see them.
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Running… okay sneaking around a grid furiously looking for some shop, any shop, that has something appropriate to add to my new PC’s wardrobe that I don’t have to figure out the crafting and coloring systems of an unfamiliar game to make and zooming by someone who was AFK but kind enough to ping me apologizing for being AFK then finding out they’re open to my stupid questions about basic mechanics AND they give me a short scene. -
Seeing a player on your game grab theme by the horns, have an idea and run with it.
There was a player on Seven Nations that approached staff wanting to run a three part plot. We had a talk about what they wanted to do, gave a synopsis of their plan for staff to read over and give feedback.
Staff gave their stamp on it, and it went off great without a hitch. It was great because, A: I can only run plot events on weekends due to my work schedule, so having something running on a weekday was great. And B: Everyone loved it.
That player really stepped up and thanked us for allowing him to spread his wings in running a plot that he felt safe to do so. I think he did great and I think he should do so whenever he feels like it. Also tossed him a couple of Luck points(SN is run in Ares) for a good job done.
It’s really nice to see players really feel encouraged to run their own stuff. That was half the reason why I created the game.
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@L-B-Heuschkel said in Good things in Mushing:
Remind me of some good things because right now, I’m struggling to see them.
@Tez said in Good things in Mushing:
It’s 2022. We MOVED ON.
KITTEN PILE
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@L-B-Heuschkel said in Good things in Mushing:
Remind me of some good things because right now, I’m struggling to see them.
I’ve heard good things about your game, and also, you have ponies.
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@Tez I too have heard good things about that game, and I wish all the success with it.
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@Tez Once when I was camping on the beach there, I was walking back from the bathroom in the middle of the night and it was real dark and suddenly there was a pony three feet from my face and it was surprisingly terrifying. Ponies are still large, it turns out. Anyway the pony just kept eating grass and ignoring me as I ooched past.
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@farfalla I WOULD HAVE SCREAMED
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@farfalla Kind of wish I could go see the place in real life. Chincoteague’s facebook groups have become my daytime TV. People track the ponies, they know their names, their histories. It’s hilarious and adorable.
… In real life, though, I’ve only got my own two ponies. One’s an 1800 pounds jutland draft and the other’s a feral much like the Chincoteague ponies.
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@Tez I think I stopped breathing lol
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