whizzball1 said
Oh, that. That was part of the rules in the original RPG, but it was never used :oTest: #test#
Hey, yeah. I do recall that it was on Dark's rules page, now. But it was a huge aspect in the iFunny Era.
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Hey, yeah. I do recall that it was on Dark's rules page, now. But it was a huge aspect in the iFunny Era.
Etcetera said
Did she seriously say that?
She said something very similar when fighting insane Pinkamina, at one point.
Etcetera said
#And only it could read this(I'm not closing the number sign because you wouldn't be able to read it*
That was also the time when I had about a grand total of two whole characters!
Etcetera said
So difficult b
I can laugh at it now.
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Etcetera said
I'm technically not pirating anything. No asterisks.
That too.
whizzball1 said
wot
Yeah. It was something like this, I think.
(Humans only can read this)
[Triggers only can read this]
*Mind explodes*
I literally forgot one of the most important aspects of the Ancient Myriad Reality, as in pre-RPG, until just now... Parentheses and brackets.
I literally forgot one of the most important aspects of the Ancient Myriad Reality, as in pre-RPG, until just now... Parentheses and brackets.
whizzball1 said
Exactly XD Although I have partaken in many other roleplays with rules. It's not that hard. Although I think that rules might just actually disrupt the balance here, considering that the whole RP revolves around absolute freedom. We make decisions together, which we can do well, without strife, because we've become such good friends with each other.lel
Wow. That was a touching statement. Could not have put it better myself.
Etcetera said
Ew, rules. That sounds horrid. (Aside from our unspoken rules)
(Like there are no rules.)
CallaLily180 said
I have one, and only one question. How does this RP function so neatly without order?I hope I haven't disrupted the balance.
I assume you're referring to the fact that we have no GM? It's partly because everyone here has a mutual understanding of everyone else's rights as role players, partially because we all respect each other, partly because we've done this so long, and partly because it just does :P. I've never been in an RP with a GM, so I often wonder how many work with strict rules, haha.
Extra said
Same here.
There may or may not e opportunities where they can slightly intertwine if we act quickly. Anyways, I'm off to bed. Night.
Extra said
Ah man...you know what'll be cool? If our arcs twist together and coincide with both stories.
That would be flippin' fantastic, but I don't see it working.
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