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God personally welcomes Astoro Jovanosk to the Seven Skies.

i dont think that's an issue with coal tbh. it's plentiful enough that no one would care to and i dont see too many diamond blocks just sitting around

why is this a thing the whole point of coal blocks is storing coal without filling up entire chests full of it why on earth would you punish players for not wanting to have 37 chests in their basement

there's a hole in my soul i cant fill it chicken fillet

"Toveah Goldman is a saint? This is very concerning," says corrupt Abresi Guard Recruit and frequent Goldman Co. vandal Jack Fletcher from the depths of the Void.

ok +1

availer

heard there was a salvus shield ---> zookeeper pipeline back in the day the skin was so cool tho esp for the standards of back then. someone should revive it/make a new one based on it

go for it

this wasnt my original pick so dont take it as bias but im gonna go ahead and nominate siegmund carrion cuz everyone's mentioning godfrey but he had a lot of advantages like mog's other character being the rex of krugmar, and mog being admin etc., while siegmund achieved much of the same w/o all that at humanity's weakest moment

in this thread you nominate whichever character throughout server history you think was the closest to being the true undisputed Lord of the Craft doesnt have to be yours obviously when enough nominations come through i'll make a poll and tell you who the only correct answer is

god i wish lotc had a decent view distance

Strongly disagree. I have no problems with banditry, but honestly it's akin to tavern RP in that 99% of it is just completely irrelevant and will never lead to anything of note for either party. War, on the other hand, massively moves the story along and affects everyone and their characters. And that's what the server's about in my opinion, co-operative story-telling. The idea that you could have your own impact, however big or small, on this dynamic ever-changing world and be a part of its history. And like I mean, yeah, you can play your part in a tea time conversation or by slitting some random peasant's throat in the middle of nowhere, that has some small impact on the world too, but the big changes are always affected by the actors in the theatre of war. War has always been the main thing that shook things up and ended periods of staleness and stagnancy. No matter how much people keep spamming tourneys and feasts every two minutes, it'll never be a replacement for the true kind of drama that only real conflict with actual stakes can cause. Sure, people always got pissed and some people would always leave after they lost a war. But the vast majority of the time the people that left over wars returned a couple weeks later after cooling off. If they all left for good every time, there would be literally no humans left after all the civil wars and **** we've had. And sometimes a playerbase being smashed is even a good thing IMO. Those players, when they return, are forced to join new groups and interact with people they might've been in completely opposing or unrelated playerbases to before the war. That kind of thing is better than people being in the same immortal cliques for 6 years straight.

"But the most beauteous of all beautiful Haeseni beauties, is Barclay Beauty." says Ailred Barclay

not a fan of vortex myself but I agree 100% with your analysis here. don't really have much to add but just wanted to re-emphasise your point abt how dumb it is that people exalt "/edit desc agiganticfuckingparagraph" as the pinnacle of RP and treat mechanics as entirely OOC nonsense. it's ridiculous. while i disagree with a lot of the design choices of both nexus and vortex, there's nothing wrong with the principle of a skills plugin or having to grind to git gud. the fact that you can't just rp a master craftsman from day 1 with 0 effort because you have VIP edit tokens isn't a severe limitation on your RP, just lol.

how will the great reset affect the bandit economy will you eat the bugs