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"Wait, whose swans is he keeping then?"

"Oh, that'll be why there's a random ******* chair in the middle of the road," Stanimar scratches his head, looking at the painting.

I think you guys are missing the fact that other currently active users are present in the conversation where trol and other users said they would "share" joeltheginger, including players who are presently major figures in important nations. I'm not saying that the server has to take a "boys will be boys" attitude where, if multiple people say something, then it must be OK. But on the other hand, to avoid target-bans, it is appropriate to see if the one player being reported is solely at fault, and if not, who else was, etc. So if you're dealing with a situation where it's like "this guy did X 4 years ago, but many of his currently-unbanned friends laughed and played along with it," then you have to either treat them all the same, as if they all stayed that way forever, or consider "maybe he was just in a shitty environment, as were (possibly) they, and has reformed since". Which is ig where the unban decision has come from. idk, I thought it was a risky decision at the time--like "if one of them makes a thread abt feeling unsafe on the server because of this, the server's done for" , and I'd also love for the guy to be banned because it'd mean one less PVPer to fight aagainst Aaun--but I'm not gonna lie here (for once!). I've known this guy since like Anthos, 2013, and I did not know about the comments he was banned for until long after, but I have never thought there was anything creepy or threatening about his behaviour, so I can understand the admin decision that he only said what he said as an outburst based on what was normal in the environment he was in at the time. LOTC was, and still is to a lesser extent, full of crazy insults and derogations in private chats, and the logs present show active unbanned players laughing and chatting as Charlemagne said the stuff he should apparently be re-banned for, so rebanning him without rebanning all of them just demonstrates peak bias.

"Except it's Adria invading the rest of Aaun to overthrow the King and evict all his vassals, while Aaun only wants to replace the traitorous Duke for wanting to do just that. These are the stated goals of both sides," Stanimar clarifies!

"I'll have you know, there's a long and storied history to men in dresses!" Stanimar protests! @Borin

Stanimar does not read the missive. "Just don't like traitors, simple as."

"Most sane Twodiks selfie," says Stanimar Barclay, a roleplay character, in roleplay.

"Yo WHAAAAT?" says Stanimar, in roleplay.

"Canonist and PROUD," declares Stanimar!

"Does he mean that time he wanted us to go to war over his title as Duke of Adria, rather than simply letting another election take place? Weird memory this man has," remarks Stanimar.

Stanimar looks at the document for a few moment, face scrunched in thought. "That is a ******* badass coat of arms."

"Rebel army? How the **** can we rebel against ourselves?" asks a captive, before another boot gets thrown in his face.

A statue of the holy infant has been spotted weeping tears of sweet nectar.

"It's unclear what the author means when he suggests that Haeseni foreign policy saved Aaun from Acre, or how he can simultaneously imply that Aaun's 'towers block out the sun' while also being some kind of rural, barbaric nation, but the common thread among these deluded claims is a total detachment from reality, likely caused by the trauma of Peter IV's disposal. Perhaps if he'd taken a moment to consider that the King of Aaun had served Balian for years during and after the civil war, he would have found himself less hopelessly and cluelessly bitter. Although, even then, all would be forgiven if not for his singularly incredible inability to spell a word of his own design: Aaunishmen." Helsuren remarks, astounded by the sheer ignorance of George Kovachev's reincarnation.

I agree about extreme elevation. A nightmare to travel on or to build upon. But at this stage the scene is set. We're gonna just have to build Dwarven Minecart tunnels and the like. Even regular non-Minecart tunnels will be vital.

"I feel like we'd save ourselves a lot of time if we just excommunicated every Sarkozy." An intern at Barclay Bargains whispers in Stanimar's ear "Every other ******* Sarkozy, obviously."

"I hate democracy," notes Stanimar down in his notebook, this line repeating the same phrase that marked 100 others before it.

if not even mages can be fucked keeping up with magic lore, that's a problem innit now imagine ur someone who only comes across a certain type of magic or CA once every several months, and it's a coin-toss whether half the reclines and counters will have been changed lore shouldn't read like a league of legends balance patch anyway pm me if u wanna continue this cuz I'm going way off topic here

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the fact that lore changes too often for the average joe to give one singular shit needs only be proven by the fact that only the ST keep track of it. the lectors, a very based and incredibly fun group, nevertheless were only on top of it because almost all their lead players, and all their active players at least, were story team members that lore in general changes too often for anyone to give a shit, you prove it yourself with your shitty comeback that no one besides me and charoodler will ever notice. enjoy reaching the rest of humanity with this b4 this current stance is retconned yet again. not that i understand why ur using a voidal magic thread as a weird attempt to flex on me, i've never fought against it once, but uh do what u want ig dude. idk, you're just gonna act now like im harassing you or some retarded shit when i never even tried to, but you do you idk,

find (1) one post where i complain abt void magic i have made fun of how u often get the situation of the ET and some random mage duking it out while 20 others just watch, but that isn't related to voidal magic at all, but rather "evil entities" and the ability to combat them, which is again what i joked abt here (my support for, or rather my complete indifference to, voidal magic is not actually contingent on CA stuff). the stuff i've criticised (rule bloat, PVP stalling, locking shit behind EU4 systems and PROs, worldguarding everything, main-character-syndrome spookmen races a z d r a z i, changing the lore so often that only STs ever bother to learn it because IC knowledge accrued becomes useless again a couple months later) has remained consistent. when Atlas (pbuh) brought in freebuild, I didn't say "actually I hate freebuild now" like half the server every time their map requests are implemented (make map bigger! no, too big, make smaller!), instead I've taken to praising it as the promised land that I wish to God we'd return to instead of suffering under this utter SHIT we've have in Arcas and Almaris, with hyper-restrictive tile, region, and now node systems. also, back to the note of voidal magic, i've been like the biggest shill for accepting it within the Church and within Oren despite never having been a mage ever. so idk find someone else to take shots at.