Syben

The Dust

I'm back Lets get this party started. The year will be 2381, 346 years after The Fall.

The Dust: [Post.Apoc//Meta-Human//Non-linear//ShapeShifting][OOC is up]

Bump, still open

Mahz's Dev Journal

I have to agree with Shienvein here. It is highly likely on the forum that anything substantial, or crucial could happen to a roleplay, post, or otherwise area of use that couldn't wait for a mod to handle it. Frankly, it's this power that keeps most of us in check. Because mods are the only ones who can remove posts, it does garner the opportunity for them to view one's behavior, and with the ban hammer always looming, it does keep most from acting too far out of line with each other. That and most of us understand to just "go to the mods" instead of threatening "mod help", and understand that in it will be taken care of in due time. However, on the other hand, I see no reason that a GM couldn't "tab" a post, into maybe a hider like button? And if the player tied to that post feels that a GM did so without a valid reason, they could send in a ticket, or post in the help area, and open it up for evaluation. Perhaps even a "deletion" request button, so instead of everybody going through the process of asking the mods could simply just open the deletion request stockpile every other day or so? I'm not sure how difficult it is to actually go through the process of deleting threads, but it was an idea. --- Also, not sure how difficult this would be. But what about a simple inventory system, for role plays like mine that keep track of bullet counts, or gold, or whatever. Managed by the GM, or individual players themselves open to open it and edit their character's inventory only? Something like [Character][Item][Count]::[edit] [Character][Item][Count]::[edit] Would that be super difficult? Because it would be amazing useful.

@Aeonumbra

The Dust

I apolgize for the delay, I will do the faction information tomorrow evening. After that I will do towns and cities. Thankyou for your patience.

Mahz's Dev Journal

I have to agree with Shienvein here. It is highly likely on the forum that anything substantial, or crucial could happen to a roleplay, post, or otherwise area of use that couldn't wait for a mod to handle it. Frankly, it's this power that keeps most of us in check. Because mods are the only ones who can remove posts, it does garner the opportunity for them to view one's behavior, and with the ban hammer always looming, it does keep most from acting too far out of line with each other. That and most of us understand to just "go to the mods" instead of threatening "mod help", and understand that in it will be taken care of in due time. However, on the other hand, I see no reason that a GM couldn't "tab" a post, into maybe a hider like button? And if the player tied to that post feels that a GM did so without a valid reason, they could send in a ticket, or post in the help area, and open it up for evaluation. Perhaps even a "deletion" request button, so instead of everybody going through the process of asking the mods could simply just open the deletion request stockpile every other day or so? I'm not sure how difficult it is to actually go through the process of deleting threads, but it was an idea. --- Also, not sure how difficult this would be. But what about a simple inventory system, for role plays like mine that keep track of bullet counts, or gold, or whatever. Managed by the GM, or individual players themselves open to open it and edit their character's inventory only? Something like [Character][Item][Count]::[edit] [Character][Item][Count]::[edit] Would that be super difficult? Because it would be amazing useful.

Google Picture War

Mansa is not pleased.

The Dust

Maybe it was. Whatever, just let it go. OOC was quiet. >_>

The Dust

So, Frozen is the fourth highest grossing film of all time. and is still playing in theatres.

Google Picture War

Avatar is the highest grossing film of all time. 2nd if adjusted for inflation.

The Dust

Raij, I want you to go back to the first post and read the exact fourth line from the top. What exactly does that say? -.- Also you don't need to put hair and eye color under physical indentifiers... there's a section for that. And just an FYI you cannot have both shadows and darkness. One or the other. Darkness is the absence of light, and shadows are the resulted edge of an object scattering the light's path.