Arelith

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Stath wrote:When normies think that they're cool and hip using cj emotes and pepe on the forums and discord.

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ScaryStory wrote:
I don't understand the point you're trying to make.

his point is that maybe none of the gay elves are interested in broody douchebags (as most people wouldn't be)

People who do not clean up their Gemsdusts.
People who use the recoursechests/gemscales as trashbarrels.

This should be bannable offence.

Yet, 90% of the gemdusts my characters use comes from these litterbugs

When you craft a new placeable fixture, taking care it sais just the right things, and it is gone within 24 hours...

I guess I just learn very slowly to always save my fixturedescriptions in a Word-document.

1) When some random cherub consecrates the CHAUNTEAN altar in the farmlands to another god.
2) That altars that are specifically for a certain god can be consecrated by people of other gods.
3) That clerics of diety owned altars can not remove the power of a prior consecration.

My animal companion still being subject to banishment/dismissal while on the material plane, despite being of the material plane.

Alignment restrictions on base classes. *Sigh* They're so last century.

Short "people"

Deity restrictions on druids and rangers.

Salt.

Dying... through inattention or cockiness

I generally get troubled by seeing the same few faces on everyone. It lends a rather nightmarish quality to the game reminiscent of a certain Aphex Twin video.

Kuma wrote:

You learn something new every day.

Irongron wrote:I generally get troubled by seeing the same few faces on everyone. It lends a rather nightmarish quality to the game reminiscent of a certain Aphex Twin video.

Helmets and non-fullplate armor appearances, by the same metric. There's so few good helmets.

There's some helmets that literally have like two cloak types that even work for them.

gilescorey wrote:Short "people"

Halflings.
Gnomes.

non humans

Between two characters, I've won 1 pvp encounter. I'm getting so tired of playing the victim.

I've got to constantly adjust my RP due to getting rolled in a PVP encounter I'm just not good at PVP, let alone when there can be such dramatic level differences.

But I refuse to allow OOC factors like knowing levels etc determine how my rp unfolds.

Fight me. One of these times i'll get it right.

FrozenSolid wrote:Between two characters, I've won 1 pvp encounter. I'm getting so tired of playing the victim.

I've got to constantly adjust my RP due to getting rolled in a PVP encounter I'm just not good at PVP, let alone when there can be such dramatic level differences.

But I refuse to allow OOC factors like knowing levels etc determine how my rp unfolds.

Fight me. One of these times i'll get it right.

I've been dying a lot in PvP recently too, on account of being lawful good and refusing to tolerate undead/fiends/banites/etc. I've actually been enjoying it - It provides some nice incentive for future roleplay, and also helps test/challenge my character's convictions ('Maybe I should compromise if I keep eating dirt?', etc). I can understand being frustrated at silly/rule break-y pvp, but otherwise it's going to be what you make of it like a lot of the game.

Hunter548 wrote:

FrozenSolid wrote:Between two characters, I've won 1 pvp encounter. I'm getting so tired of playing the victim.

I've got to constantly adjust my RP due to getting rolled in a PVP encounter I'm just not good at PVP, let alone when there can be such dramatic level differences.

But I refuse to allow OOC factors like knowing levels etc determine how my rp unfolds.

Fight me. One of these times i'll get it right.

I've been dying a lot in PvP recently too, on account of being lawful good and refusing to tolerate undead/fiends/banites/etc. I've actually been enjoying it - It provides some nice incentive for future roleplay, and also helps test/challenge my character's convictions ('Maybe I should compromise if I keep eating dirt?', etc). I can understand being frustrated at silly/rule break-y pvp, but otherwise it's going to be what you make of it like a lot of the game.

You know, level 14 paladin who gets rolled over by a giant demon because his convictions is in his own way a great hero for the server. Like the Leeroy Jenkins of the Arelith world.

Hunter548 wrote: I've been dying a lot in PvP recently too

But I thought u were gud

People who ward silently while you are trying to rp.

Giftstoff wrote:People who ward silently while you are trying to rp.

For real.