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Mahz's Dev Journal

Not to be nagging, but we're wondering what sort of feature(s) you're working on currently for the guild, @Mahz...

There's not much to do down in our thread with the collection of suggestions other than to add new ideas from people to it. It'd be wonderful to remove ideas from the list due to them being coded in too. It feels sad to only add more and more good ideas without seeing anything come of them.

IRL socability and RPing

Not a real person. Definitely not a real person.

Introverted and proud of it.

RP and RL are, despite both starting with R, very different worlds. They overlap only a very little.

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

Two posts down, now we're once more waiting on others, but now its waiting contentedly.

@EliteCommander We can give your sheet a look either later today or tomorrow.

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

~| Day 2, 08:27 - 08:31 GST |~

Miasa could not help but smile when one of the Jedi answered her question from outside the room. She had of course noticed that Lord Sish was playing with some of the prisoners, but she had not seen fit to interfere. If he couldn’t handle a few unarmed prisoners, then he did not deserve to live.

“That is fine. I shall observe and wait.” Miasa then slithered out of the bunk room and over to the doorway to the prison medical bay. Watching Lord Sish squabble with the prisoners would be suitable entertainment. She had no doubts he would come out of it victorious, but she would not step in either way. There was no need to rush. If he did not blunder, he was not weak enough to take out yet. If he blundered once, he would do so again. If he died, one or more of the Jedi would no doubt regret it later. She might have to punish them for it, but she had serious doubts that would be necessary, seeing how Sish was no weakling. He might not be likeable, but he had both strength and power. Creatures like him did not rise to the rank of Sith Lord without both of those.

Even if the result was fairly predictable, it would be a useful primer into how skilled the various Jedi were at fighting. “I see you have taken to public play, Lord Sish? I do hope you do not intend to drag it out too long, for I have use for one of these Jedi.”

While waiting, Miasa coiled her lower body up beneath herself, forming a nice place to rest her upper body. She did not need it, but neither did she find it inconvenient. If she did have to move suddenly, being coiled up made it all the more easy.

RPGC #5 -- FEAR

The riddles, while we could probably solve them if we put time into the effort, don't attract us. Even if their solutions should potentially fit with whatever our muse thinks we should write, we don't think they would be something we would aim for. They give us the feel of restrictions rather than bonus options.

We do like the idea of renewing, but we think they're misaligned for at least a fraction of the writer base.

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

In that case, @Fallenreaper:
Yes, Xid could've answered with that. Its up to you to decide IC if he did.

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

you get to choose between options Echo, Epsilon and Thorn, @SpiritedDream.

Xid answered with "Oh by Force, there's another!"

Option Echo

or:

Could Xid have answered with "Oh by Force, there's another!"?

Option Epsilon

or:

Can Xid answer with "Oh by Force, there's another!"?

Option Thorn

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

one is present tense, the other two past tense. decisions decisions.

Now to force someone to pick for us...

@SpiritedDream Lurker! Decide.

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

Can Xid answered with an: Oh by Force, there's another!

@Fallenreaper

hmm...
now to interpret that...
Either it means:

Xid answered with "Oh by Force, there's another"

@Fallenreaper

or:

Could Xid have answered with "Oh by Force, there's another!"?

@Fallenreaper

or:

Can Xid answer with "Oh by Force, there's another!"?

@Fallenreaper

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

Paradox. That's what we get for not ensuring everyone keeps track of everyone.

We just changed the post on page 6 of the IC involving where Miasa took the turbolift up to the prison compound from the medical turbolift to the sanitary turbolift, due to her post claiming the medical bay was empty of prisoners while several later posts had the Sish fight going on there at that time.

We couldn't care less who was responsible for creating the paradox. It could've been us, it could've been someone else. It matters not.

anyways, we'd appreciate it if someone answers Miasa's question at 08:27 GST:

“Sssoo… Have you deccccided who ssshall go?” she let the words out so that all the prisoners would hear them. All the prisoners who were present, at least.

Miasa Trentax, Sith Apprentice