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/vx/ - Videogames and Paranormal
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ghosts in videogames
Please keep out of character discussion contained to this thread. The previous one hit bump limit
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>>191223
>non-canon
This is canon though. I am roleplaying Gloomy Sundae, who is a canon character. I have not roleplayed him very much because I was preoccupied with Posey's quests, but I still want to characterize him. I can only really do that with the occasional meanwhile post, or by describing a flashback. I want him to be likeable if he becomes a cohort, or mourned it he dies, so I have to at least describe him.
>non-canon
This is canon though. I am roleplaying Gloomy Sundae, who is a canon character. I have not roleplayed him very much because I was preoccupied with Posey's quests, but I still want to characterize him. I can only really do that with the occasional meanwhile post, or by describing a flashback. I want him to be likeable if he becomes a cohort, or mourned it he dies, so I have to at least describe him.
>>191226
Why would you think that? Did something I said with enthusiasm suggest upset? You have to be careful with perception, sometimes we can insert our own biases into the interpretation
Why would you think that? Did something I said with enthusiasm suggest upset? You have to be careful with perception, sometimes we can insert our own biases into the interpretation
>>191228
I know you won't do it, but just so there's no confusion and that I can say that it's been said explicitly: the deaths of the colts will cause Silver to reach villain arc levels of anger that will likely result in the deaths of every single living and undead creature he can find. So...best that Gloomy keeps that talisman safe.
And also just so there's no confusion thinking that I'm saying you can't roleplay as Gloomy having fun with the colts, I am very happy to see Gloomy interact with the colts. Just as long as everyone's kept safe and alive, everything's good.
I know you won't do it, but just so there's no confusion and that I can say that it's been said explicitly: the deaths of the colts will cause Silver to reach villain arc levels of anger that will likely result in the deaths of every single living and undead creature he can find. So...best that Gloomy keeps that talisman safe.
And also just so there's no confusion thinking that I'm saying you can't roleplay as Gloomy having fun with the colts, I am very happy to see Gloomy interact with the colts. Just as long as everyone's kept safe and alive, everything's good.
Continuing
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>meanwhile, at the Silver estate
Gloomy practices his Crayola binding sigils. He has already succeeded in contacting the firebreathing Amon once before, now familiar with the disgraced former god of light and justice.
Will the precocious little colt learn to rewrite his pact with Tenebrous before the shadow goat drags him to Tartarus? Or will he be just another lamb on the altar? Only time can tell.
"Nabewious, answew my cawl...."
>....
>Silence
He needs to work on his enunciation.
Gloomy practices his Crayola binding sigils. He has already succeeded in contacting the firebreathing Amon once before, now familiar with the disgraced former god of light and justice.
Will the precocious little colt learn to rewrite his pact with Tenebrous before the shadow goat drags him to Tartarus? Or will he be just another lamb on the altar? Only time can tell.
"Nabewious, answew my cawl...."
>....
>Silence
He needs to work on his enunciation.
>>191222
"What'cha doing, little pony?"
Gloomy may look up to see a colt a few years older than him, on the cusp of, but not quite to puberty. His white coat is reasonably well-kept and shiny, with puffed up fluff in a few areas. His lips are closed, and his eyes partly lidded. His position standing, his older age, and his naturally larger build, all cause him to loom over Gloomy. Or maybe Gloomy doesn't look up. It won't stop what follows from happening.
"Calling for the old gods, are you?"
He gives a weak smile. Then he tilts his head forward and to the left, such that his eyes look upwards towards the lower colt, and he raises the right side of his mouth in a half-smirk.
"They couldn't help you, could they?"
He rolls his eyes to look away, and then moves his head as if looking out the massive door-windows that view the sea.
"There was a filly at the orphanage who did that. They couldn't help her. They won't help you. It's not just that they don't care. They don't" He shakes his head slowly
"But uh... Well, they are weak. There is a reason they have fallen so far out of favor with the herd."
It is at this moment that the colt produces from behind his back a large toy locomotive. Though his hoof holds onto it, in the final seconds it is allowed to fall before Gloomy, resting overtop and somewhat behind and to the left of Gloomy's crayon drawings. It makes a loud but quick, metallic thud as it hits the wooden floor. The toy locomotive is a 1/32 scale model of a 4-6-0 of the Godwinson works circa 972, painted in the livery of the Southern Lunar line, with a tender car and a cow catcher. The paint is bright and professionally added. Only in specific areas like under the roof of the cabin are there signs of naked chromatic steel. At the tip of the cow catcher the paint has peeled away, but a brown-orange stain remains over the silver-steel.
Gloomy needs no special wisdom nor insight to understand that this is a very fine, fancy, and expensive toy. Certainly more so than any gift given to him by his adoptive mother. And for the colt to just place it right in front of a stranger... Such behavior is contrary to nature. Gloomy knows this. Any normal child would horde such toys, keeping it for himself and sharing it only when forced, or when in the presence of a very trusted compatriot. Could not Gloomy steal it for himself, or at least damage it? What could drive a colt to such a display? Surely the colt must be ridiculously confident, either that Gloomy could not damage it, or that the toy could be very easily replaced. But no such colt could exist. Not in nature, anyways.
The colt leans over, and speaks
"Do you like trains"
His eyes bulge on that last, exaggerated syllable. And though he has thus far affected the appearance of normalcy, his mask breaks. His wide, teeth showing smile betrays predilections and esoteric knowledge that belong to no conventionally functioning mind, but only to those few with brains that work in just the right way.
"I can tell you all about them." He says. "And all about those who - ever heard of a tycoon?" He moves closer, and inspects what Gloomy has been working on
"What is this? A contract?" He places a hoof on the drawing, and moves it to the side. "Oh, I can tell you about those who are the true masters of contracts. Those who could make any contract mean, or not mean, exactly what he wanted it to mean." He turns his head back to Gloomy,
"What, do you believe that if a contract is written in your blood, it is stronger? Heh, well I can tell you, your blood isn't as thick as their ink, and no amount of blood nor moral right could stand against the power of steam and steel and sheer force of will."
He smiles again, and pushes the locomotive. Then he sits down across from Gloomy.
"Little pony, there is much for me to show you. And much for you to learn."
[Read more] "What'cha doing, little pony?"
Gloomy may look up to see a colt a few years older than him, on the cusp of, but not quite to puberty. His white coat is reasonably well-kept and shiny, with puffed up fluff in a few areas. His lips are closed, and his eyes partly lidded. His position standing, his older age, and his naturally larger build, all cause him to loom over Gloomy. Or maybe Gloomy doesn't look up. It won't stop what follows from happening.
"Calling for the old gods, are you?"
He gives a weak smile. Then he tilts his head forward and to the left, such that his eyes look upwards towards the lower colt, and he raises the right side of his mouth in a half-smirk.
"They couldn't help you, could they?"
He rolls his eyes to look away, and then moves his head as if looking out the massive door-windows that view the sea.
"There was a filly at the orphanage who did that. They couldn't help her. They won't help you. It's not just that they don't care. They don't" He shakes his head slowly
"But uh... Well, they are weak. There is a reason they have fallen so far out of favor with the herd."
It is at this moment that the colt produces from behind his back a large toy locomotive. Though his hoof holds onto it, in the final seconds it is allowed to fall before Gloomy, resting overtop and somewhat behind and to the left of Gloomy's crayon drawings. It makes a loud but quick, metallic thud as it hits the wooden floor. The toy locomotive is a 1/32 scale model of a 4-6-0 of the Godwinson works circa 972, painted in the livery of the Southern Lunar line, with a tender car and a cow catcher. The paint is bright and professionally added. Only in specific areas like under the roof of the cabin are there signs of naked chromatic steel. At the tip of the cow catcher the paint has peeled away, but a brown-orange stain remains over the silver-steel.
Gloomy needs no special wisdom nor insight to understand that this is a very fine, fancy, and expensive toy. Certainly more so than any gift given to him by his adoptive mother. And for the colt to just place it right in front of a stranger... Such behavior is contrary to nature. Gloomy knows this. Any normal child would horde such toys, keeping it for himself and sharing it only when forced, or when in the presence of a very trusted compatriot. Could not Gloomy steal it for himself, or at least damage it? What could drive a colt to such a display? Surely the colt must be ridiculously confident, either that Gloomy could not damage it, or that the toy could be very easily replaced. But no such colt could exist. Not in nature, anyways.
The colt leans over, and speaks
"Do you like trains"
His eyes bulge on that last, exaggerated syllable. And though he has thus far affected the appearance of normalcy, his mask breaks. His wide, teeth showing smile betrays predilections and esoteric knowledge that belong to no conventionally functioning mind, but only to those few with brains that work in just the right way.
"I can tell you all about them." He says. "And all about those who - ever heard of a tycoon?" He moves closer, and inspects what Gloomy has been working on
"What is this? A contract?" He places a hoof on the drawing, and moves it to the side. "Oh, I can tell you about those who are the true masters of contracts. Those who could make any contract mean, or not mean, exactly what he wanted it to mean." He turns his head back to Gloomy,
"What, do you believe that if a contract is written in your blood, it is stronger? Heh, well I can tell you, your blood isn't as thick as their ink, and no amount of blood nor moral right could stand against the power of steam and steel and sheer force of will."
He smiles again, and pushes the locomotive. Then he sits down across from Gloomy.
"Little pony, there is much for me to show you. And much for you to learn."
>>191230
Silver helps with getting the wounded up and moving. As he's doing that, Kira works on the petrushkas. She looks in through the window to where the one in the back of the airship is locked up, flicking her tongue as she does so.
Kira: "Um...hey there...buddy. How're you doing?"
Silver helps with getting the wounded up and moving. As he's doing that, Kira works on the petrushkas. She looks in through the window to where the one in the back of the airship is locked up, flicking her tongue as she does so.
Kira: "Um...hey there...buddy. How're you doing?"
>>191229
The sick little colt is taken aback by the approach of this mysterious older colt. He was always shy and neurotic, and being bombarded with so many questions at once from a stranger is quite overwhelming. He sputters, and the Crayola crayon falls from his mouth
"Wh-wh-wha..?!" he stutters
He reflexively reaches for his alarm talisman (which, if broken, would prompt Posey to send in the ghast to kill everypony), but against his better education, his eyes widen as he sees the toy train, like a colt who's never seen a train before. Not like any of the ivory statuettes, magic jewels or bone talismans his mother gave him to play with, but a fantastic machine with so many moving parts.
The train is excellent bait, as the sick little colt is now listening, his eyes remain glued to the train for half of the older Colt's speech, before looking upwards to meet his gaze, and slowly but surely, the rebellious Colt comes out of his shell, and returns the smile with his own manic, deranged grin.
He nudges his drawings over, the parchments scribbled with various failed soulbinding sigils. In the margins are drawings of various monsters, which include black dogs, serpents and especially a particular jet black, skeletal caprine creature
"I've never seen a 'twain' before... Momma said she'd show me one night." he says
"I like playing crayons. Do you like crayons?" he says
[Read more] The sick little colt is taken aback by the approach of this mysterious older colt. He was always shy and neurotic, and being bombarded with so many questions at once from a stranger is quite overwhelming. He sputters, and the Crayola crayon falls from his mouth
"Wh-wh-wha..?!" he stutters
He reflexively reaches for his alarm talisman (which, if broken, would prompt Posey to send in the ghast to kill everypony), but against his better education, his eyes widen as he sees the toy train, like a colt who's never seen a train before. Not like any of the ivory statuettes, magic jewels or bone talismans his mother gave him to play with, but a fantastic machine with so many moving parts.
The train is excellent bait, as the sick little colt is now listening, his eyes remain glued to the train for half of the older Colt's speech, before looking upwards to meet his gaze, and slowly but surely, the rebellious Colt comes out of his shell, and returns the smile with his own manic, deranged grin.
He nudges his drawings over, the parchments scribbled with various failed soulbinding sigils. In the margins are drawings of various monsters, which include black dogs, serpents and especially a particular jet black, skeletal caprine creature
"I've never seen a 'twain' before... Momma said she'd show me one night." he says
"I like playing crayons. Do you like crayons?" he says
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Hello stallions (and maybe mares? I do not think any women use mlpol I would be shocked), how do I become an actual Wizard? Because I want to become one.
I know that all of reality is mental in type, so the philosophy of idealism is true, specifically monistic-subjective idealism. But is there a certified way of becoming one? If not, what would you guys think would be a good process of becoming one. I wanna be a certified Vvizard.
I know that all of reality is mental in type, so the philosophy of idealism is true, specifically monistic-subjective idealism. But is there a certified way of becoming one? If not, what would you guys think would be a good process of becoming one. I wanna be a certified Vvizard.
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>>190984
>how do I become an actual Wizard?
First of all, you must gather your inner power.
See >>>/ub/1401 →
>how do I become an actual Wizard?
First of all, you must gather your inner power.
See >>>/ub/1401 →
Get into:
- paganism:
make a grimoire on neocities, make an altar with CSS or a physical one if you have space and privacy. Paganism is broad and basically anything non-abrahamic, originally being a derogatory term for folk practices before they chimped out and burned everything in the name of the popcicle man. But these days pagans have reclaimed the term and used it for online communities and webrings, which means recovery of lost practices and creation of new practices.
- Linux
FOSS is basically Paganism but computers.
- and chemistry
The state of the art of Alchemy
That's pretty much it until you can hone down what kinda wizard in particular you're interested in becoming after that.
[Read more] - paganism:
make a grimoire on neocities, make an altar with CSS or a physical one if you have space and privacy. Paganism is broad and basically anything non-abrahamic, originally being a derogatory term for folk practices before they chimped out and burned everything in the name of the popcicle man. But these days pagans have reclaimed the term and used it for online communities and webrings, which means recovery of lost practices and creation of new practices.
- Linux
FOSS is basically Paganism but computers.
- and chemistry
The state of the art of Alchemy
That's pretty much it until you can hone down what kinda wizard in particular you're interested in becoming after that.
>>190984
OP, might I ask why you strive towards comprehending (and wielding) magic? There is palpable risk involved, and for most people, steep and constant interest in the occult is oftentimes the path to ruination. I write this as someone who has a scholarly interest in the occult so as to augment understanding of theology, but in my experience, it is far too dangerous for the uninitiated.
I find that magic is, in the Occidental tent, a means to project one's volition onto reality. There are a myriad of ways of performing the rites to do so, but they're underscored by the idea that these varied rituals are only a means to focus the will of the magician. I find that most of the time, such magic is either a primordial force that uses unwitting human beings as pawns or is at the behest of something far more unsavoury.
In all honesty, I think /ub/ would be a great place to start, as self-improvement will engender discipline. If you're still interested, we could have a thread on the esoteric.
With that written, I too must ask, what has your research yielded thus far? Outside of the underpinning meaning you attribute to becoming a wizard, what aspect of magic has enthralled you? Do you think it's a worthwhile endeavour to devote years of your life to something that might entreat the complete opposite of what you expect?
[Read more] OP, might I ask why you strive towards comprehending (and wielding) magic? There is palpable risk involved, and for most people, steep and constant interest in the occult is oftentimes the path to ruination. I write this as someone who has a scholarly interest in the occult so as to augment understanding of theology, but in my experience, it is far too dangerous for the uninitiated.
I find that magic is, in the Occidental tent, a means to project one's volition onto reality. There are a myriad of ways of performing the rites to do so, but they're underscored by the idea that these varied rituals are only a means to focus the will of the magician. I find that most of the time, such magic is either a primordial force that uses unwitting human beings as pawns or is at the behest of something far more unsavoury.
In all honesty, I think /ub/ would be a great place to start, as self-improvement will engender discipline. If you're still interested, we could have a thread on the esoteric.
With that written, I too must ask, what has your research yielded thus far? Outside of the underpinning meaning you attribute to becoming a wizard, what aspect of magic has enthralled you? Do you think it's a worthwhile endeavour to devote years of your life to something that might entreat the complete opposite of what you expect?
all you have to do is say NIGGER alot.
Jigsaw puzzles, share/create/solve
>What, how,etc?
Find nice image
Go to https://jiggie.fun/
Create puzzle and post link
Example puzzle:
Pony, sfw, 384, https://jiggie.fun/7enY3F
>What, how,etc?
Find nice image
Go to https://jiggie.fun/
Create puzzle and post link
Example puzzle:
Pony, sfw, 384, https://jiggie.fun/7enY3F
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>>190035
Actually, I once did a real puzzle with 500 pieces and that took me like a few days. And your puzzle is just like 11x that. Crazy.^^
Actually, I once did a real puzzle with 500 pieces and that took me like a few days. And your puzzle is just like 11x that. Crazy.^^
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Anonymous
No.190888
If faith demands silence about injustice, it’s not faith. It’s a control mechanism with really good branding
It's weird. Even amongst a group of otherwise outcasts and misfits, there's outcasts and misfits. Oh well, I guess that's why it's the Loser's Club (unofficial name)
>you got a warning
And I care
>you got a warning
And I care
>>191111
I don't know what you're talking about, but I have my suspicions.
Regarding as how you refer your fellow poners... do you know where you are?
I don't know what you're talking about, but I have my suspicions.
Regarding as how you refer your fellow poners... do you know where you are?
Anonymous
No.191113
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Anonymous
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How many players have been ignored and sidelined? Self aside, I know of 2; are there more?
Anonymous
No.191115
<Remember the Kobold Cave adventure, or whatever it was called? You remember, the one where the Dungeon Master said "You don't get to decide what your character wants to do"?
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>>190995
The ponies have varied responses, but seem to have difficulty simply accepting the explanation:
И вы не будете атаковать их?Зачем прятаться?
Они здесь, чтобы помочь нам.Прятаться?
Нам нужно бежать!
The white griffin, Johan, responds, his wings coming out and perking up
"Take cover? From what? Where? Above the rocks" Looking above the airship
"What's causing the gunshots is approaching?"
Mala's eyes move between the fog that veils the view to the west and down the slope of the hill, and to the restless griffins and ponies, with his eyes focused on the ponies until Silver talks to him. Mala smiles and closes his eyes as Silver pets him.
"Yes" he answers simply. He looks up towards Silver
"Okay"
[Read more] The ponies have varied responses, but seem to have difficulty simply accepting the explanation:
И вы не будете атаковать их?Зачем прятаться?
Они здесь, чтобы помочь нам.Прятаться?
Нам нужно бежать!
The white griffin, Johan, responds, his wings coming out and perking up
"Take cover? From what? Where? Above the rocks" Looking above the airship
"What's causing the gunshots is approaching?"
Mala's eyes move between the fog that veils the view to the west and down the slope of the hill, and to the restless griffins and ponies, with his eyes focused on the ponies until Silver talks to him. Mala smiles and closes his eyes as Silver pets him.
"Yes" he answers simply. He looks up towards Silver
"Okay"
>>190996
Silver: "Мы не знаем, почему они здесь. Вот почему мы с комиссаром поговорим с ними лицом к лицу. Тогда мы узнаем наверняка. Это просто мера предосторожности."
Silver points in the direction of where Kira and Cavaliere went off in when they found the approaching Sptesnaz squad. "Stalliongrad's special forces, Spetsnaz, are approaching from that direction. They shot two of our group who had gone off to scout."
Mala's response is certainly deserving of more pets and ear scritches for the good boy and friend.
Silver: "Мы не знаем, почему они здесь. Вот почему мы с комиссаром поговорим с ними лицом к лицу. Тогда мы узнаем наверняка. Это просто мера предосторожности."
Silver points in the direction of where Kira and Cavaliere went off in when they found the approaching Sptesnaz squad. "Stalliongrad's special forces, Spetsnaz, are approaching from that direction. They shot two of our group who had gone off to scout."
Mala's response is certainly deserving of more pets and ear scritches for the good boy and friend.
>>190997
To some degree, Silver has placated the ponies... or at least the skeptical Steppe Eagle
Правильно.
Ну, если комиссар уходит, я ему доверяю.
Не стоит ли нам сбежать?
Johan, on the other claw, extends his wings all the way out:
"Then why are we staying here?!"
Mala sits down and moves his ears up towards Silver's hooves. But he opens his eyes, looking over towards the fog, eyes periodically darting to the ponies. When Johan speaks, however, he sits back up, and moves his shotgun back into a low ready position. He does not, however, move away from Silver's pets.
[Read more] To some degree, Silver has placated the ponies... or at least the skeptical Steppe Eagle
Правильно.
Ну, если комиссар уходит, я ему доверяю.
Не стоит ли нам сбежать?
Johan, on the other claw, extends his wings all the way out:
"Then why are we staying here?!"
Mala sits down and moves his ears up towards Silver's hooves. But he opens his eyes, looking over towards the fog, eyes periodically darting to the ponies. When Johan speaks, however, he sits back up, and moves his shotgun back into a low ready position. He does not, however, move away from Silver's pets.
>>190998
His answer to both the last skeptical commie pony and Johan is the same, speaking first in Ponish and then repeating it in Severyanan. "We have airship for cover. We have defensive advantage. And we have machine gun ready to fire." "У нас есть дирижабль для прикрытия. У нас есть оборонительное преимущество. И у нас есть пулемет, готовый к стрельбе."
His answer to both the last skeptical commie pony and Johan is the same, speaking first in Ponish and then repeating it in Severyanan. "We have airship for cover. We have defensive advantage. And we have machine gun ready to fire." "У нас есть дирижабль для прикрытия. У нас есть оборонительное преимущество. И у нас есть пулемет, готовый к стрельбе."
>>190990
"While I don't like to stay here, some of these ponies are not in a good condition to be moved until we figure out how to keep them safe. We also risk being caught in the open while burdened. No, we will have to make our stand here."
>>190998
Cavaliere responds to Johan, still clutching his chest but looking determined. "They have squads crawling all over the island. Running off alone is a death sentence. We need to stay together if any of us are going to make it."
"While I don't like to stay here, some of these ponies are not in a good condition to be moved until we figure out how to keep them safe. We also risk being caught in the open while burdened. No, we will have to make our stand here."
>>190998
Cavaliere responds to Johan, still clutching his chest but looking determined. "They have squads crawling all over the island. Running off alone is a death sentence. We need to stay together if any of us are going to make it."
For me it is Guild Wars franchise - well, GW2 less. I absolutely loved the first 4 games, especially it's PvP. Everything about them was great - story, skill-based gameplay, music (Jeremy Soule you damn genius!) community, art-styles and scenery - PreSearing, never forget! Plus it was a gateway to a bigger world for me, kid back in 2006. So, what is your story?
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>>190892
UT was ALMOST peak-gaming IMO, but my heart belongs to Quake TeamFortress. None of that 'classic' half-life ahit or even tf2; the one that started it all
UT was ALMOST peak-gaming IMO, but my heart belongs to Quake TeamFortress. None of that 'classic' half-life ahit or even tf2; the one that started it all
The delightful sound when someone got sniped, gibbed, or exploded,... I can still hear it, like a snoring sound
>>190896
Haven't played subnautica yet, but I do intend to try it out sometime when I have a bit more time on my hands
From what I experienced, survival games tend to get very grindy and I don't like that aspect anymore
Outer wilds is a knowledge-based mystery puzzle game, and although i know subnautica has some secrets too, the experience must be very different
Again, I have never even heard of another game like outer wilds, maybe return of the obra dinn
>>190900
I agree, I don't even know if we have such quick-paced modern shooters like them
maybe finals comes into mind but it's pretty dogshit
Haven't played subnautica yet, but I do intend to try it out sometime when I have a bit more time on my hands
From what I experienced, survival games tend to get very grindy and I don't like that aspect anymore
Outer wilds is a knowledge-based mystery puzzle game, and although i know subnautica has some secrets too, the experience must be very different
Again, I have never even heard of another game like outer wilds, maybe return of the obra dinn
>>190900
I agree, I don't even know if we have such quick-paced modern shooters like them
maybe finals comes into mind but it's pretty dogshit
>>190903
EXACTLY! Quake was the tipping point for framerate. Yeah, the graphics weren't great, but the responsiveness (again, imo) was absolute PEAK. You could have a 700+ ping and still compete if you led your target properly, because even with over a half-second of latency, the game STILL responded if you 'whipped' a shot at a surprise target!
Plus, the sniper had exploits not many figured out. I did :3
EXACTLY! Quake was the tipping point for framerate. Yeah, the graphics weren't great, but the responsiveness (again, imo) was absolute PEAK. You could have a 700+ ping and still compete if you led your target properly, because even with over a half-second of latency, the game STILL responded if you 'whipped' a shot at a surprise target!
Plus, the sniper had exploits not many figured out. I did :3
I know I had over 3,000 hours into TES Oblivion (III?) and probably double that into Fallout 3 + NV
With some mods you could dial down the combat difficulty and finish all the quests without (usually) needing god-mode. And you could have Luna as your Pipbuck's background everytime you sorted your inventory, so there's that.
I loved all the tiny stories stuffed into every corner, which is one of the things I like about Equestria-at-War, even though I suck at the game I can live the war with the ponies through all the twists and turns as each nation scrabbles for a piece of the action, to extend and expand their tiny nation's legacy on the world.
With some mods you could dial down the combat difficulty and finish all the quests without (usually) needing god-mode. And you could have Luna as your Pipbuck's background everytime you sorted your inventory, so there's that.
I loved all the tiny stories stuffed into every corner, which is one of the things I like about Equestria-at-War, even though I suck at the game I can live the war with the ponies through all the twists and turns as each nation scrabbles for a piece of the action, to extend and expand their tiny nation's legacy on the world.
>What is Second Life?
It's a virtual world game from the early 2000s with the majority of it's content being player made
>What is Open Pony?
Open Pony is a free pony player model for Second Life. More info here:
https://www.equestriadaily.com/2022/05/a-showcase-of-amazing-and-completely.html
>For those interested in making your own ponies
Starter guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZkMo8NDwuNG8skCJI2gDbWl9LYm4Q_tN/view
A noob's guide for other noobs: https://ponepaste.org/7410
Simple Anonmare guide: https://smutty.mare.stream/mlajjqelswj.png
https://smutty.mare.stream/mjmqtlwwntf.mp4
>Join the /mlp/ SL group
secondlife:///app/group/da37f318-781a-fd7e-e8e9-1a5bbf2ebc34/about
>/mlp/ locations:
Baltimare, open-access: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Baltimare/109/160/36
Cloudsdale, invite-only: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cloudsdale/39/57/1581
>Other notable locations with free/cheap avatar accessories for the Open Pony model:
Luna's Empire / H-Mart Tower (Free goodies in the gift shop): http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Las%20Pegasus/137/71/12
Ponyville shop: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Ponyville/234/32/1503
>Content creation resources:
https://ponepaste.org/8725
>List of known Open Pony Marketplace Vendors
https://ponepaste.org/10299
[Read more] It's a virtual world game from the early 2000s with the majority of it's content being player made
>What is Open Pony?
Open Pony is a free pony player model for Second Life. More info here:
https://www.equestriadaily.com/2022/05/a-showcase-of-amazing-and-completely.html
>For those interested in making your own ponies
Starter guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZkMo8NDwuNG8skCJI2gDbWl9LYm4Q_tN/view
A noob's guide for other noobs: https://ponepaste.org/7410
Simple Anonmare guide: https://smutty.mare.stream/mlajjqelswj.png
https://smutty.mare.stream/mjmqtlwwntf.mp4
>Join the /mlp/ SL group
secondlife:///app/group/da37f318-781a-fd7e-e8e9-1a5bbf2ebc34/about
>/mlp/ locations:
Baltimare, open-access: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Baltimare/109/160/36
Cloudsdale, invite-only: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cloudsdale/39/57/1581
>Other notable locations with free/cheap avatar accessories for the Open Pony model:
Luna's Empire / H-Mart Tower (Free goodies in the gift shop): http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Las%20Pegasus/137/71/12
Ponyville shop: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Ponyville/234/32/1503
>Content creation resources:
https://ponepaste.org/8725
>List of known Open Pony Marketplace Vendors
https://ponepaste.org/10299
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It is possible to replicate Fluttershy within the game.
That's it folks, no more customisation needed; it is perfect.
That's it folks, no more customisation needed; it is perfect.
>>190403
>>190406
I'm gonna skip on the hoof focus shots because they are kinda boring in SL, but have this rarity in different lighting and a photobomb
>>190736
unfortunately there is no chance we could take this authentically, different anons make the same m6 ponies with slight differences in style plus I am rarely ever motivated enough to arrange a more than 2 pony photoshoot, it's painful
>>190422
Perfect anon, will do
>>190406
I'm gonna skip on the hoof focus shots because they are kinda boring in SL, but have this rarity in different lighting and a photobomb
>>190736
unfortunately there is no chance we could take this authentically, different anons make the same m6 ponies with slight differences in style plus I am rarely ever motivated enough to arrange a more than 2 pony photoshoot, it's painful
>>190422
Perfect anon, will do
>>190449
Start small, single shots with your popen, tinker around with the sliders in your personal lighting tab to see what they do
If you do find the time, I want to see what you did anon
Also took some lewds a few days ago, spoilered for futa twilight
Start small, single shots with your popen, tinker around with the sliders in your personal lighting tab to see what they do
If you do find the time, I want to see what you did anon
Also took some lewds a few days ago, spoilered for futa twilight
This board has vidya, this board has gaymes, but this board doesn't have any active paranormal threads as far as I can tell.
>Post Paranormal experiences!
>Post spooky pictures so that people don't forget this thread exists if you don't have any of those!
Help!
>Post Paranormal experiences!
>Post spooky pictures so that people don't forget this thread exists if you don't have any of those!
Help!
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Are we trapped in a loosh farm /vx/?
If so, how to get away?
If so, how to get away?
>>188944
>Loosh farm
FINALLY! SOMONE ELSE FIGURED IT OUT!
The short answer is yes, by training the mind, body, and awareness, or will. Escaping the 'farm' is a product of a 'properly' conditioned Intent, which is the purview of the Will. This is why so VERY many traditions demand supplication and submission, and why the movements began by any of the great teachers was coopted and manipulated within a few generations.
>Loosh farm
FINALLY! SOMONE ELSE FIGURED IT OUT!
The short answer is yes, by training the mind, body, and awareness, or will. Escaping the 'farm' is a product of a 'properly' conditioned Intent, which is the purview of the Will. This is why so VERY many traditions demand supplication and submission, and why the movements began by any of the great teachers was coopted and manipulated within a few generations.
>>188946
>Escaping the 'farm' is a product of a 'properly' conditioned Intent
Celestia found a way to finger the universe.
>Escaping the 'farm' is a product of a 'properly' conditioned Intent
Celestia found a way to finger the universe.
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