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/vx/ - Videogames and Paranormal
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It's Harmony Day!!!
Element of lust will be an rpg game about berry punch trying to survive in the new apocalyptic world. some previews, screenshots and other stuff will be occasionally dropped here.
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Party members and shit. Again, nothing is final.
We done some OST's me and my bro
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Dark Star starts has embarked in a new venture - infiltrating cells of leftwing radicals at a local university.
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>>149926
"Winter Cold. This is time when thick coats of fur are most useful, like what you and I have."
"Winter Cold. This is time when thick coats of fur are most useful, like what you and I have."
>>149927
Mala nods, smiling. It's colder than Silver has ever felt in Baltimare before. And yet it's hardly cold at all, and Mala is no more bothered than Silver. He walks along at a fast pace, sometimes pulling in front of Silver, and sometimes waiting for the stallion.
Mala nods, smiling. It's colder than Silver has ever felt in Baltimare before. And yet it's hardly cold at all, and Mala is no more bothered than Silver. He walks along at a fast pace, sometimes pulling in front of Silver, and sometimes waiting for the stallion.
>>149928
"Are there any types of jobs in particular you would like, by way? We are going to be partners, after all."
"Are there any types of jobs in particular you would like, by way? We are going to be partners, after all."
>>149929
Mala moves his eyes up towards Silver
"It's probably best to... keep it simple" he says, moving his eyes back to look where he is walking
Mala moves his eyes up towards Silver
"It's probably best to... keep it simple" he says, moving his eyes back to look where he is walking
>>149930
"Simple. We can do simple. We may have to take dangerous jobs sometimes, in order to make more money. Is that okay with you?"
"Simple. We can do simple. We may have to take dangerous jobs sometimes, in order to make more money. Is that okay with you?"
Do I have to tell you again that (You) are a cute pony?
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Fun hybrid MMO game who's goal is to take over the other side by shooting and taking over bases.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/505460/Foxhole/
https://foxhole.fandom.com/wiki/Community_Guides/Getting_Started
Almost everything is user-crafted and there are heavy aspects of logistics involved, as well as disrupting the logistics of the other team.
The game has an end-point when you take over the main home-base of the other team (or something like that).
The mane problem with the game? It does not have a pony clan as far as I can tell.
Bought the game a few days ago and searched pretty hard for a pony clan but couldn't find much of anything.
My goal is to try to drag some of you in with me and have fun shooting at blueberries (wardens) - which means if you play, it should be for the south, the Colonials.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/505460/Foxhole/
https://foxhole.fandom.com/wiki/Community_Guides/Getting_Started
Almost everything is user-crafted and there are heavy aspects of logistics involved, as well as disrupting the logistics of the other team.
The game has an end-point when you take over the main home-base of the other team (or something like that).
The mane problem with the game? It does not have a pony clan as far as I can tell.
Bought the game a few days ago and searched pretty hard for a pony clan but couldn't find much of anything.
My goal is to try to drag some of you in with me and have fun shooting at blueberries (wardens) - which means if you play, it should be for the south, the Colonials.
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>>149890
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWt1wQIw0Yo
or take your pick of video... plenty of them https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=foxhole+gameplay
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWt1wQIw0Yo
or take your pick of video... plenty of them https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=foxhole+gameplay
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lul... was playing, gathering materials when I noticed this... marker out in the middle of the sea.
Markers are typically used to say something important for that spot (like supplies or badguys or badguys in tanks)
Markers are typically used to say something important for that spot (like supplies or badguys or badguys in tanks)
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One of these threads.
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Dragon magazine
Anonymous
No.149923
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Like the title says, this is a thread for any and all table top games and things related to them.
If you have a question about homebrew, worldbuilding, game mechanics ect this is the thread for it.
If you have a question about homebrew, worldbuilding, game mechanics ect this is the thread for it.
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>>149799
The thing about "weighted scenarios", as you describe them, is that they often include situations where the party has their backs to the wall and there is only one viable solution to the predicament. The problem with that is if there was no way of avoiding that situation in the first place, it's basically just railroading. Now, nobody likes railroading, but a little bit of subtle railroading to keep the game on track doesn't hurt that much. However, if the railroaded situation you create is "Do what I expect you to, or you'll be TPK'd", a variety of things could happen.
>1. The party immediately realizes that it's railroaded, and does what you want them to do (run away, negotiate, surrender, etc)
This is a likely scenario, but it's rather unfun when the players realize that they're not getting to make choices in the matter, which can lead to situation 2b (see below) if you do this more than once.
>2. The party recognizes it's a railroaded situation, but misinterprets what they are supposed to do (fight until expected help arrives, die with honor, kill the enemies' leader, distract the enemy and die while the rest of the party escapes, destroy the McGuffin, use up all of their resources, etc)
This is a situation you create for yourself when you give the party problems with only one solution. If there is only one solution in the situation, any other significant action has potential to derail the plot that you tried to railroad. As the GM, you are responsible for eloquently communicating the situation to the party; any inadequacy in making the situation clear is a failure on your behalf.
>2b. The party realizes that the situation is railroaded, and gets frustrated or antagonistic as a result, leading them to do something you don't expect them to (destroy the McGuffin, kill themselves, fight to the death in a show of 'bravery', join the evil side, exploit a mechanical loophole, sacrifice a key NPC, destroy the world, etc)
This outcome is more likely than you think. If you haven't been communicating with the party well, or you've frustrated them with your plot resolution, they're going to be unpredictable. Players who feel like they're being deprived of choices will try to create choices for themselves, leading them to subvert the plot and/or to the one thing you haven't prepared for them to do. Some players will do this without even realizing it, or just have a belief that they're supposed to outsmart the GM even when surrounded and supposedly out of options. This is something to watch out for, because players will never fail to surprise you in their plot-derailing ingenuity or equally-powerful stupidity. Cornered PCs can act like cornered animals, even if they don't realize they're cornered (see number 3 below).
>3. The party DOESN'T recognize that the situation is railroaded, and does the opposite of what you expect them to (fight to the death, destroy the McGuffin, join the evil side, sacrifice a party member, use up all of their resources in desperation, etc).
You can expect at least one party member to misinterpret the situation, so this outcome is rather likely.
>3b. The party is more optimized/powerful than you expected, leading them to simply bulldoze right through odds you thought to be "insurmountable" with brute force and clever tactics.
This happens all of time, but isn't really a problem unless you hinged your entire plot/universe on the the party's failure, which you should never do. If you don't want the PCs to murder the goddess of light, you shouldn't have put her there in the flesh (if it has stats, you can kill it).
>4. The party doesn't recognize the situation is railroaded, but still does what you expect them to.
This is the most desirable outcome, but notice how it's only one of 4-4 outcomes possible, and with 4-6 party members you can expect at least one player to try something whacky. It is also the outcome that requires the most skill as a GM, because it means getting the party to do what you want without letting them realize that they aren't the ones making the choices.
From what is listed above, there are 4-6 ways a party can react to any situation with "insurmountable odds", and only 1-2 of them are really any good. As a GM, you shouldn't really be depriving your party of choices, because when you do that you deprotagonize the players and worse you create the possibility of PCs frustrating you by defying your expectations. Not only is railroadinging in this fashion unfun, but it gets even worse when you realize that the party might not properly cooperate with the actions you are trying to force them into.
Of course, it's not always bad. This stuff happens in games all of the time, but you might be setting yourself up for failure if you rely on the PCs doing exactly what you expect them to.
>>149800
Idk. I might have just wasted 15 minutes typing the post above if i've misinterpreted Anon's post.
See >>148233
The thing about "weighted scenarios", as you describe them, is that they often include situations where the party has their backs to the wall and there is only one viable solution to the predicament. The problem with that is if there was no way of avoiding that situation in the first place, it's basically just railroading. Now, nobody likes railroading, but a little bit of subtle railroading to keep the game on track doesn't hurt that much. However, if the railroaded situation you create is "Do what I expect you to, or you'll be TPK'd", a variety of things could happen.
>1. The party immediately realizes that it's railroaded, and does what you want them to do (run away, negotiate, surrender, etc)
This is a likely scenario, but it's rather unfun when the players realize that they're not getting to make choices in the matter, which can lead to situation 2b (see below) if you do this more than once.
>2. The party recognizes it's a railroaded situation, but misinterprets what they are supposed to do (fight until expected help arrives, die with honor, kill the enemies' leader, distract the enemy and die while the rest of the party escapes, destroy the McGuffin, use up all of their resources, etc)
This is a situation you create for yourself when you give the party problems with only one solution. If there is only one solution in the situation, any other significant action has potential to derail the plot that you tried to railroad. As the GM, you are responsible for eloquently communicating the situation to the party; any inadequacy in making the situation clear is a failure on your behalf.
>2b. The party realizes that the situation is railroaded, and gets frustrated or antagonistic as a result, leading them to do something you don't expect them to (destroy the McGuffin, kill themselves, fight to the death in a show of 'bravery', join the evil side, exploit a mechanical loophole, sacrifice a key NPC, destroy the world, etc)
This outcome is more likely than you think. If you haven't been communicating with the party well, or you've frustrated them with your plot resolution, they're going to be unpredictable. Players who feel like they're being deprived of choices will try to create choices for themselves, leading them to subvert the plot and/or to the one thing you haven't prepared for them to do. Some players will do this without even realizing it, or just have a belief that they're supposed to outsmart the GM even when surrounded and supposedly out of options. This is something to watch out for, because players will never fail to surprise you in their plot-derailing ingenuity or equally-powerful stupidity. Cornered PCs can act like cornered animals, even if they don't realize they're cornered (see number 3 below).
>3. The party DOESN'T recognize that the situation is railroaded, and does the opposite of what you expect them to (fight to the death, destroy the McGuffin, join the evil side, sacrifice a party member, use up all of their resources in desperation, etc).
You can expect at least one party member to misinterpret the situation, so this outcome is rather likely.
>3b. The party is more optimized/powerful than you expected, leading them to simply bulldoze right through odds you thought to be "insurmountable" with brute force and clever tactics.
This happens all of time, but isn't really a problem unless you hinged your entire plot/universe on the the party's failure, which you should never do. If you don't want the PCs to murder the goddess of light, you shouldn't have put her there in the flesh (if it has stats, you can kill it).
>4. The party doesn't recognize the situation is railroaded, but still does what you expect them to.
This is the most desirable outcome, but notice how it's only one of 4-4 outcomes possible, and with 4-6 party members you can expect at least one player to try something whacky. It is also the outcome that requires the most skill as a GM, because it means getting the party to do what you want without letting them realize that they aren't the ones making the choices.
From what is listed above, there are 4-6 ways a party can react to any situation with "insurmountable odds", and only 1-2 of them are really any good. As a GM, you shouldn't really be depriving your party of choices, because when you do that you deprotagonize the players and worse you create the possibility of PCs frustrating you by defying your expectations. Not only is railroadinging in this fashion unfun, but it gets even worse when you realize that the party might not properly cooperate with the actions you are trying to force them into.
Of course, it's not always bad. This stuff happens in games all of the time, but you might be setting yourself up for failure if you rely on the PCs doing exactly what you expect them to.
>>149800
Idk. I might have just wasted 15 minutes typing the post above if i've misinterpreted Anon's post.
See >>148233
>>149800
I might not have understood what >>148233 meant, which is why I asked for his exoperience in the matter.
>>148233
>The spirit behind it is to emphasize that the party IS the center of the story, but that doesnt give license to do anything they want, at least not without a very real possibility of death or consequence for foolish/haphazard choices.
>In my games I want the players to be as motivated to try to avoid dying as a person likely would be in an irl conflict at the same level of risk.
How do you usually go about implementing this? Do you actually kill them, or do you not? What's the level of game lethality you're looking for?
Usually early deadly encournters that install fear of death in players are meant to set up the expectation that they could die, but also make them more okay with the potential of dying. PCs who don't want to risk dying wouldn't go on adventures in the first place: heroes are by their nature braver than usual.
Idk if you're even still alive, but I want to understand what you're getting at.
I might not have understood what >>148233 meant, which is why I asked for his exoperience in the matter.
>>148233
>The spirit behind it is to emphasize that the party IS the center of the story, but that doesnt give license to do anything they want, at least not without a very real possibility of death or consequence for foolish/haphazard choices.
>In my games I want the players to be as motivated to try to avoid dying as a person likely would be in an irl conflict at the same level of risk.
How do you usually go about implementing this? Do you actually kill them, or do you not? What's the level of game lethality you're looking for?
Usually early deadly encournters that install fear of death in players are meant to set up the expectation that they could die, but also make them more okay with the potential of dying. PCs who don't want to risk dying wouldn't go on adventures in the first place: heroes are by their nature braver than usual.
Idk if you're even still alive, but I want to understand what you're getting at.
Anyone else here tried PF2e?
It's been growing on me. I was originally a 3.5e/PF1e fan, but I'm liking this edition.
It's been growing on me. I was originally a 3.5e/PF1e fan, but I'm liking this edition.
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Kek, I don't think any other deity takes such great lengths to defend her followers.
Look at this. Do not ever fuck with dead hobbits.
Look at this. Do not ever fuck with dead hobbits.
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5e modules are such shit.
Magick Guide/General
Anonymous
kgZr6
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No.98688
A bunch of users wanted a run down of magick and thoughtforms and all that jazz. I figure I'll do large post explaining the practical basics of everything. This thread is going to be a general for magick, a place to chat with people also practicing and finding practical advice. This article will be from a baseline bare skeleton pov. There's literally an infinite amount of ways to do magic. So we're going to talk about the core.
My base was a mix of psionics and chaos magick, broke into impromptu sympathetic magick. Took a break after a heavy loss. But I've since restarted by dabbling in evocation. WTF does that mean? It means I made thought forms and egregores, then started using sigils, then started doing voodoo stuff with random objects within reach, then took a break, and now I summon demons and mlp ponies. WTF does that mean? Read and find out.
What is Magick? Lets Plow Through This...
Magick is a methodology of imposing your will on reality to cause changes within it by utilizing an inherent power. The mechanisms remain the same. Even though there are 6 gorrilion types of magick.
Law of attraction, chaos magick, planetary magick, voodoo, wicca, hermetics, devil worship, psionics, pop culture magick, sigil, candle, shamanism, magick of solomon. On and on with the hidden fringe magicks. You could literally read every waking hour for the rest of your life and never run out of information.
By far the most popular is Kabbalistic Magick. The secret jew magick taught in synagogue to true believers. Why do you think all the celebrities are fucking Kabbalah practitioners? Why the fuck do you think the jews control everything?
Hell there's even a dark reflection to Kabbalah. Kabbalah uses the tree of life, while this other art uses it's opposition, the Qliphothic Tree of Death. If you really wanted to stick it to the jews, learn that shit. Its heavily demonic and overkill esoterically edgelord. But do it in your own time.
There are two paths of magick, high and low. High is basically self improvement, purifying your soul and reaching for godliness, low is making fat bank and banging sloots .... err earthly desires. Regardless of your path, both are exercising your soul's ability of creation (even if it's destruction). You are commanding and creating a new reality. You are assuming some of your power and becoming one with “God”.
My base was a mix of psionics and chaos magick, broke into impromptu sympathetic magick. Took a break after a heavy loss. But I've since restarted by dabbling in evocation. WTF does that mean? It means I made thought forms and egregores, then started using sigils, then started doing voodoo stuff with random objects within reach, then took a break, and now I summon demons and mlp ponies. WTF does that mean? Read and find out.
What is Magick? Lets Plow Through This...
Magick is a methodology of imposing your will on reality to cause changes within it by utilizing an inherent power. The mechanisms remain the same. Even though there are 6 gorrilion types of magick.
Law of attraction, chaos magick, planetary magick, voodoo, wicca, hermetics, devil worship, psionics, pop culture magick, sigil, candle, shamanism, magick of solomon. On and on with the hidden fringe magicks. You could literally read every waking hour for the rest of your life and never run out of information.
By far the most popular is Kabbalistic Magick. The secret jew magick taught in synagogue to true believers. Why do you think all the celebrities are fucking Kabbalah practitioners? Why the fuck do you think the jews control everything?
Hell there's even a dark reflection to Kabbalah. Kabbalah uses the tree of life, while this other art uses it's opposition, the Qliphothic Tree of Death. If you really wanted to stick it to the jews, learn that shit. Its heavily demonic and overkill esoterically edgelord. But do it in your own time.
There are two paths of magick, high and low. High is basically self improvement, purifying your soul and reaching for godliness, low is making fat bank and banging sloots .... err earthly desires. Regardless of your path, both are exercising your soul's ability of creation (even if it's destruction). You are commanding and creating a new reality. You are assuming some of your power and becoming one with “God”.
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>>149894
>>149898
^^^^
Don't ask me for spiritual advice on specific religions that's not my domain of in depth knowledge.
The basic premise of my post is a more strategic moving of various relms to here.
What would be more helpful here and now is developing a wonderland/active imagination for the invocations to take place.
Also for your situation can also include a (or multiple) place(s) of worship.
With that said praying should help when done right (maybe not right now per se but over the long run including in the after death).
Pray with the imagination and words and physical in tandem and unified in positivity and actual stuff/spiritual guidance you'd want/need.
>So ask for what you really truthfully mean.
>>149898
^^^^
Don't ask me for spiritual advice on specific religions that's not my domain of in depth knowledge.
The basic premise of my post is a more strategic moving of various relms to here.
What would be more helpful here and now is developing a wonderland/active imagination for the invocations to take place.
Also for your situation can also include a (or multiple) place(s) of worship.
With that said praying should help when done right (maybe not right now per se but over the long run including in the after death).
Pray with the imagination and words and physical in tandem and unified in positivity and actual stuff/spiritual guidance you'd want/need.
>So ask for what you really truthfully mean.
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>>149899
Glad to be of service. Prayer and meditation do help, as well as removal of the barriers between fiction and reality, unquote, which tends to follow. Allow others to bring you back to the material realm if you're needed; I've found that it's unnecessary to check oneself. Otherwise you're free to roam the plains of Equestria with your waifu anytime.
Glad to be of service. Prayer and meditation do help, as well as removal of the barriers between fiction and reality, unquote, which tends to follow. Allow others to bring you back to the material realm if you're needed; I've found that it's unnecessary to check oneself. Otherwise you're free to roam the plains of Equestria with your waifu anytime.
>>149901
If it means anything anon, I did try writing a letter to Princess Luna to help me out through my dreams (I was going through a lot of shit at the time and I felt like I needed someone to talk to). I burnt it later with the intention of her recieving it. The following week after I noticed my dreams were more vivid and I could remember them a lot easier. I could also sense a presence watching me throughout the dreams. Never got to talk to her in dream though. this was months ago, and i havent heard from her since.
If it means anything anon, I did try writing a letter to Princess Luna to help me out through my dreams (I was going through a lot of shit at the time and I felt like I needed someone to talk to). I burnt it later with the intention of her recieving it. The following week after I noticed my dreams were more vivid and I could remember them a lot easier. I could also sense a presence watching me throughout the dreams. Never got to talk to her in dream though. this was months ago, and i havent heard from her since.
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What's the best medium for ttrpgs, /mlpol/?
Do you use Roll20, Foundry, Discord, or Matrix to fascilitate online games? What do you like/dislike about them? What do you think makes for a good electronic tabletop. What other resources do you consider essential fulfilling online games?
What games are best played with electronic tabletops? Has compatibility with online resources ever influenced your choice of games?
To those of you who roleplay with meatspace groups, do you ever incorporate online resources or electronic tabletops into your games? How does that go? Can irl games be improved with online resources?
On this very board we've had a few ttrgs that have run entirely on /mlpol/ itself. To players of those games, would you say /mlpol/ is a good medium for ttrpgs? What do you like about chansites as a medium for roleplaying games? How have those games been? Would you like to play more ttrpgs on /mlpol/ in the near future? What does it take to run a good game on a small chansite like /mlpol/?
Do you use Roll20, Foundry, Discord, or Matrix to fascilitate online games? What do you like/dislike about them? What do you think makes for a good electronic tabletop. What other resources do you consider essential fulfilling online games?
What games are best played with electronic tabletops? Has compatibility with online resources ever influenced your choice of games?
To those of you who roleplay with meatspace groups, do you ever incorporate online resources or electronic tabletops into your games? How does that go? Can irl games be improved with online resources?
On this very board we've had a few ttrgs that have run entirely on /mlpol/ itself. To players of those games, would you say /mlpol/ is a good medium for ttrpgs? What do you like about chansites as a medium for roleplaying games? How have those games been? Would you like to play more ttrpgs on /mlpol/ in the near future? What does it take to run a good game on a small chansite like /mlpol/?
Anonymous
No.149814
/vx/ has had ttrpgs running on it since its beginning, but I've been skeptical of using /mlpol/ as a single medium for games. Nevertheless, the idea of playing more /mlpol/-themed games with the /mlpol/ community is quite attractive to me, so I want to know what everyone thinks about it.
Anonymous
No.149862
If there's one thing that I've liked about playing games on /mlpol/, it's been roleplaying with members of the community.
Combat is rather slow though.
Combat is rather slow though.
Anonymous
No.149876
I've typically used Discord for voice chat in games, and often combined that with an online tabletop like Roll20 or Foundry.
Anonymous
No.149886
>>149885
Foundry (for maps/macros) combined with Discord (for meetups/chatting) has been my default for gaming.
Foundry (for maps/macros) combined with Discord (for meetups/chatting) has been my default for gaming.
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This thread is meant to debunk the deranged idea that our realm is a planet floating in space.
If the so called established science can't be challenged, then it's not science, but religion.
If the so called established science can't be challenged, then it's not science, but religion.
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Anonymous
No.149869
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>American government TV
>Scientists are worried that Flat Earth may become a political issue
>Scientists are worried that Flat Earth may become a political issue
>>149870
imagine a world where Standards And Practices has to erase all degeneracy from children's media
and govt funded art grants can only go to art that fits criteria intended to weed out degeneracy
imagine a world where Standards And Practices has to erase all degeneracy from children's media
and govt funded art grants can only go to art that fits criteria intended to weed out degeneracy
>>149871
Jews would abuse such legislation to stomp out opposition and "problematic" content.
You'd need to erase Jews before you did that. Jews are the reason why we can't have nice things.
Jews would abuse such legislation to stomp out opposition and "problematic" content.
You'd need to erase Jews before you did that. Jews are the reason why we can't have nice things.
Anonymous
No.149879
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my player name is Sprucefrost come help me build Equestria
IP is 2b2t.org
coordinates to base are -741111x -1190500
IP is 2b2t.org
coordinates to base are -741111x -1190500
Do you have any idea how many hackers, cheaters, and retarded communities of 100+ retarded nolifers are on 2b2t? You can't even reliably get into the game without spending money on skipping the queue. Plus it isn't even a true Anarchy server, the admin has given overpowered cheat items and cheater privileges to his favourite players before.
Let's make our own minecraft server with blackjack and poners. With some sort of pony mod enabled. I bet Ponies would be perfect as a custom race for the Origins Mod.
Let's make our own minecraft server with blackjack and poners. With some sort of pony mod enabled. I bet Ponies would be perfect as a custom race for the Origins Mod.
>>147549
its called a restart notifcation and auto-reconnect hack. I just go it today 30 in queue without paying. plus I have multiple dupe stashes on here that I dont on other servers. Fuck PvP I just like building
its called a restart notifcation and auto-reconnect hack. I just go it today 30 in queue without paying. plus I have multiple dupe stashes on here that I dont on other servers. Fuck PvP I just like building
>>147550
>2b2t
>I love building
Then you're in luck. With that server you can build the same shit over and over and STILL not accomplish anything!
>we should play on it
Hard pass
>2b2t
>I love building
Then you're in luck. With that server you can build the same shit over and over and STILL not accomplish anything!
>we should play on it
Hard pass
>>147548
I know, I am one month late, but your base seems pretty cool. I will try to get there. It will take a while, but it should be fine.
I know, I am one month late, but your base seems pretty cool. I will try to get there. It will take a while, but it should be fine.
Halfway there. Had some problems in the beginning, but everything seems fine now. I should arrive in 2 days if nothing goes wrong.
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