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FosterI think Morgan gets that one where someone is having a discussion about something, and she just happens to be walking by in the background, hears them, and just has the extremely long, censored "F**********************" While they finish their discussion not even seeming to notice her and it doesn't end til after they stop talking.
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STATUS: Usually followed by within the next few days a sense of 'Man I wish I still had that (Insert amount of money here) that I spent on (Insert stupid thing I didn't need and got no joy from here). 8 mos ago
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Usually followed by within the next few days a sense of 'Man I wish I still had that (Insert amount of money here) that I spent on (Insert stupid thing I didn't need and got no joy from here).
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I'm starting to think that 'Buyer's Remorse' is my whole life. At least once a week I spend money on something randomly then think 'Why did I do that?'
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9 mos ago
That and while being ghosted sucks, people often have just as bad as a reaction to people they see complaining publicly about other RPers.
9 mos ago
I've always refrained from making a big deal out of it because it's almost always against site rules. It's something that is just, part of RP. I only ghost people when they make me uncomfortable.
9 mos ago
There's no point in having a discussion with someone who can't make a response without calling someone a Nazi. Like I said, you can't reason with someone who is not reasonable. Get help.
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Listening to my coworker rage over TCG Pocket battles all day.
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If Morgana were to ever do a musical it would probably be: (Vulgar warning)
Just not about snow since she knows very well what that is... it'd probably be about all kinds of random modern things like phones, ships, coffee...
Just not about snow since she knows very well what that is... it'd probably be about all kinds of random modern things like phones, ships, coffee...
I love vampires. Is this set for a modern setting or more of a fantasy setting?
More fantasy. Castles and Cathedrals type gothic setting.
OK, I have updated Julius' bio to reflect that he was not an Aegisframe test pilot but was drawn to one and formed a connection. I have also finished designing his Aegisframe.
Looks good to me.
One detail I left out (Seems to be a theme with me...) is that Catalysts once treated, start to see visions of the coming end of the world. However, it's almost impossible to actually tell what is going on in these visions, which come in the form of nightmares. All they see is destruction and death, which is how the Contingency knows something is going to happen. At least that is their interpretation.
As of now of course, it's still just the two of us.
Just had the idea. A bit random but... just a quick little interest check.
Vampires.
Alright so an idea needs more of an idea. Basically...
A Kingdom of Vampires, with a very strict class system. The lower class suffer from dwindling blood supplies, while the upper class life in excess. Because of this, a rebellion has formed. All the while, threats from outside, both mortal and not.
Very 'Revendreth' inspired.
Some tidbits of lore I have running through my head is:
Humans are flocking to the church for protection against the 'unholy', and the church is growing more and more powerful by the day. And yes, things like Paladins/Crusaders are very effective against the things they consider unholy.
Vampires are ruled over by the Archduke, and his five children, all of which are Dukes/Duchesses. However, his youngest daughter has aligned herself with the rebellion, something he is apparently not yet aware of.
The power of a Vampire is classed in 10 levels of power. Most are on a scale from 1-5, while more powerful ones go above this, and are typically granted political power as well. A point of resentment in the Archduke is that he only a class 7. Great Vampires of the past were class 9 and rarely 10. This leads people to believe that the power of the Vampires is dwindling, and they are growing weaker over time.
Just ideas for now.
Vampires.
Alright so an idea needs more of an idea. Basically...
A Kingdom of Vampires, with a very strict class system. The lower class suffer from dwindling blood supplies, while the upper class life in excess. Because of this, a rebellion has formed. All the while, threats from outside, both mortal and not.
Very 'Revendreth' inspired.
Some tidbits of lore I have running through my head is:
Humans are flocking to the church for protection against the 'unholy', and the church is growing more and more powerful by the day. And yes, things like Paladins/Crusaders are very effective against the things they consider unholy.
Vampires are ruled over by the Archduke, and his five children, all of which are Dukes/Duchesses. However, his youngest daughter has aligned herself with the rebellion, something he is apparently not yet aware of.
The power of a Vampire is classed in 10 levels of power. Most are on a scale from 1-5, while more powerful ones go above this, and are typically granted political power as well. A point of resentment in the Archduke is that he only a class 7. Great Vampires of the past were class 9 and rarely 10. This leads people to believe that the power of the Vampires is dwindling, and they are growing weaker over time.
Just ideas for now.
So, everyone busy with holidays?
I know nothing about House of Mouse. I had my own ideas for a story beyond KH3 involving Morgana but don't know if anyone would want to take part in it.
I think it just shows he was imperfect, he didn't actually know what he was doing, and was grasping at straws with something that was never meant to be within his ability to comprehend, and because of that he made mistakes, constantly evolved his plan, and played it off like he knew what he was doing the whole time. Because that's a big part of his character, he's cocky, full of himself, and massively overestimates himself. So he has to play the part of knowing what he's doing, and pretend like everything is a part of the plan, or everything would fall apart and the Organization would lose faith in him.
Also strong disagree that "nobody gave a fuck about this game." on 358.
Also strong disagree that "nobody gave a fuck about this game." on 358.
I thought Xehanort's plan was pretty simple. He wants to use Kingdom Hearts to do a hard reset on the universe because there is too much darkness in the world, born from the hearts of people. And he believes, falsely so, that should he basically become a God, he could forge a universe where that wouldn't happen.
But he's also obsessed with destiny and fate so he's unwilling to force things.
But he's also obsessed with destiny and fate so he's unwilling to force things.
On the note of fleshing out worlds, I Was going to say that a long while back... or maybe I did? I have memory issues. But basically what I wanted to say is...
For me personally it's important that it feels like the worlds matter. It's not just a place to show up and do 'Kingdom Hearts' stuff. But it's also not just a place to show up and do 'Stuff from that world'. The best way I can explain it is...
In KH3 I really liked the Toy Story world, because you set off on a completely unique adventure separate from the movies, the characters all interacted with Sora, Donald, and Goofy, and cared that they were there, and their presence had a legitimate effect on the story, and in fact the way Buzz was so suspicious of them, the fact they didn't belong in that world pretty much drove the plot.
In KH3 I really disliked the Frozen world, because it literally did not matter if you were there or not. It was just, the events of the movie happen, and meanwhile Sora, Donald, and Goofy also happen to be there and kinda sorta help Anna out with something but beyond that, the events of the movie transpire completely separate from your own story, it just happens to be in the same world while Sora chases Larxene around.
There is no point in going to a world just so that the events of the movie or other media from that world can take place while our characters do their own separate thing in the meantime.
For me personally it's important that it feels like the worlds matter. It's not just a place to show up and do 'Kingdom Hearts' stuff. But it's also not just a place to show up and do 'Stuff from that world'. The best way I can explain it is...
In KH3 I really liked the Toy Story world, because you set off on a completely unique adventure separate from the movies, the characters all interacted with Sora, Donald, and Goofy, and cared that they were there, and their presence had a legitimate effect on the story, and in fact the way Buzz was so suspicious of them, the fact they didn't belong in that world pretty much drove the plot.
In KH3 I really disliked the Frozen world, because it literally did not matter if you were there or not. It was just, the events of the movie happen, and meanwhile Sora, Donald, and Goofy also happen to be there and kinda sorta help Anna out with something but beyond that, the events of the movie transpire completely separate from your own story, it just happens to be in the same world while Sora chases Larxene around.
There is no point in going to a world just so that the events of the movie or other media from that world can take place while our characters do their own separate thing in the meantime.
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