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2 mos ago
Current you know, my SO never forces me to say a thing that's on my mind and doesn't mind if I don't always explain myself which makes it way easier to actually tell them stuff. boundaries good.
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2 mos ago
if your boyfriend loves you for who you are he already knows what you read without you needing to tell him
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5 mos ago
no, its the manufacturer's lack of a soul that's causing it to act up on you
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4 yrs ago
I'm starting to think I have serial profile stalkers
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4 yrs ago
as much as I'd love to pre-plan RPs, I've also noticed that's the fast track to killing them. A little planning and a rough gist is fine, but anything beyond that and people don't wanna write no more.
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The day that Moss was hanged, eight others were cut down,
And when the graves had all been dug, the queen rode out of town.

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Well. Haas' plan wasn't going totally wrong, but it was going very wrong indeed. Two people up and left, some made a commotion and others raised concern. Seems like the entire room couldn't decide. "H-Hey... Lemme explain-" Haas tried to defuse the situation, but then Brooklyn tapped him on the shoulder. She wanted to leave it to security as well. Haas let out a deep sigh, his eyes starting to droop and a hand shooting up to rub his hair back once. His shoulders started to slump and his entire face was sinking, with two dark bags suddenly appearing under his eyes. "Ugh... Okay, I get what you're all saying," the boy spoke up, shutting everyone up for a second. "But c'mon. It seems like they're not even doing anything. Three days into the school, we're on lockdown. A week later, dark dorm is starting to play mafia and establishing gangs to come out on top in the academy, with some rumors going around they're using shock devices. A few days ago we find a girl crashed outside, and it couldn't have been a regular accident either."

After the small recap over the strange occurrences, Haas put the hand he used to brush his hair back in one of his pockets. "Like... I don't think anything's going to be solved if nobody does anything. I can't do it on my own either." Haas shrugged, then looked away from the crowd. "It sucks to lose Andre, even though I kind of saw it coming, since he's infamously good around the academy. Hayato's help would've been appreciated too..." Haas' voice trailed off and he shut up for a bit, looking back to the crowd after a few seconds. "I can't force anyone to help. But maybe Maisy is onto something. We could ask people around the academy, see what they know. If we find something out, we could always bring it up with security later. Just... Gimme a chance, alright?"
In the infirmary, Ignia was still distraught and didn't know what to do. The nurse, Dell, was too busy checking medical records. Her assistant, however, noticed that the girl had come to visit again. Mike sighed and pulled his hands out of the lab coat he liked to wear, calmly walking up to Ignia. Somewhere along the way he picked up a stool, placing it down next to the girl's chair and sitting down on it. "Come to visit your friend again, eh?" Mike asked Ignia rhetorically, rubbing the stubble on his chin with the right hand. "She's a strong one. We managed to deduct that she'd been lying in the desert for hours, yet she's recovering fast." The man reassured Ignia, pulling out his white D-Ceiver. They scrolled through something. "She'll be right as rain soon. Her condition's stable, she's just... sleeping for now." He looked at the girl and gave a reassuring smile, then pushed himself off the stool. "Dell's going to need to do a check-up soon, so you'll need to leave in a few minutes. It's nice to see that the girl has a friend like you, though." The man gave a thumbs up and walked off, scrolling through his D-Ceiver some more.
Kind of a short post, but with good reason. I'm going to wait and see what Nathan and Brooklyn do, as well as any additional commentary other students may have, before moving on. Can't really give Hayato and Andre something to do, though, since I don't know their exact whereabouts.

EDIT: that is, to say, that I'm waiting on a reply from a select few before moving on.
For the next guy who brings up rarities in the thread or in my personal contact info: Don't.

It's seriously a terrible idea because it's too difficult to keep track of and a huge timesink too.
Speaking of which can I still use my other stormforth or can I just take it out and get three points out of the bank. I haven't used it or established that I bought two yet and it seems a bit silly that I get penalized for not knowing about the ban list that came out.


I'll agree with you here, it's a bit silly to get burned so fast. You can take back three points and cut one.
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Oh yeah, set. Dammit, I always keep forgetting about that.

You win this one, Ammokkx. >:(


Plus, points have inherently higher value to packs. They can be used to buy singles, packs are a gamble. It's why I'd rather hand out a pack compared to a set amount of points.
Hmm.... 15 points for a pack, 30/15=2, 20/10=2....

You've lost me at what you mean by "low".


Pack. Not set.

EDIT: So that's a 4:1 ratio, tyvm.
3 cards for 2 points?


Now you're taking the piss. That's even LOWER than what Charak suggested.

Something a lot more reasonable is something like 30 cards for a pack of your choice.

@Ammokkx

20 cards for 10 points?


Way too low.
I mean I traded a few cards waaay back towards the start but exchanging cards for either points or cards at some reasonable rate seems to be the answer.


Well, yeah. But the issue is settling on that number. If it's too low the system could be abuseable or everyone's have their end-game decks in no-time, and if it's too high then it's hardly worth considering.

Any ideas, people?
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