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Ace of Spades video game(OG one, called Build and Shoot now) Space of Aids username

how the **** do you guys manage to argue about like 20 different things at the same time without getting confused

don't comment +1 on it nobody cares............ Current Username: SpaceOfAids Discord(‘You got it’ does not suffice): Space#1623 Timezone(s) you mainly play: eastern What group/nation do you consider to be your main?: druids in the past, rn none Have you held a staff position before?: no Do you currently hold a staff position?: no Do you plan on applying for other staff positions?: no Have you ever been banned before? If so, how long ago and what reason?: yes and lots of different reasons, nothing really in the past 2-3 years What style of events do you feel you enjoy creating? (Low Fantasy, High Fantasy, Quests, Dungeons, etc.): idk anything really. I like humourous and more light hearted stuff, but most roleplay I've done on the server has been serious, so I'd probably be alright with either or. I don't like PVP **** so I'd avoid that, and like mechanical PVE is so unfun and boring and lame I'd try to avoid that, but thematically I'm pretty open. I probably would want to stick to the whimsical side of magic because I'm not so familiar with the high fantasy type magic. List three factors you feel play a part in a quality event and expand upon them.: choice 'cause without that you are just watching some sort of play-- if you can't influence an event it's pretty boring. Most group events I've taken part in have been pretty **** in this regard, where it's centered are a few hero characters or without much choice in the first place. The ones where I got to actually impact the outcome and like use a bit of wits to alter things were the most enjoyable for me depth since it's pretty ******* boring to have an event that's just about beating a baddie. minecraft roleplay doesn't do big battles well, so to center an event on defeating something through those means is kinda lame. rather you should centre an event around interacting with characters so the people can roleplay and maybe develop their character further by the events or change the way they roleplay or whatever fun ****. some sort of vision for the event is good. rather than go in blind thinking 'i'll be a super funny space time traveller travelling with his nephew with a portal gun' maybe have an overarching view on what you are trying to achieve with the event; what aspect of someone's character do you want to bring out, what tough decision do you want to be made that would depend on how you roleplay your character, what lore do you want to highlight with this event. some **** like that Which member(s) of the team would you attempt to emulate and why?: i have no idea who is on the et other than final Provide three event scenarios, in total, of the style(s) you listed above: Anti-(insert group) pogrom; Act as some sort of figure that is trying to rally others into hatred against a certain group, be it void users or mages or halflings. There's lots of variety in this; it could be trying to rally a group to lynch a mage in a human city, or maybe a group of halflings running to the Dominion to egg the gates for not buying enough potatoes. The intention would be to get people to rp a common aspect of the world: hate, mob mentality, misguided anger. Will your character join in because they actually do hate void users? Or do they run ahead of the group to inform the city to close their gates pre-emptively? Do they lie as the mob turns on someone accused of being in an elven-human relationship, lie and act like they are your wife, or do you oust the person by you? And by 'you' I mean your character for the record.......................... Festivals and **** like that: I've help run a few player ran ones, and they were fun! They were interesting. Give minigames and competitions, prizes, all that fun stuff. Examples: Footrace from the Cloud Temple to Santegia, and a festival at the end. Late night illegal horse street races through the streets of the Dominion. Flea market sale where you can come and sell the random items you have. Fishing festival. Costume contest. The sky is the limit for these things, and they are pretty uncontroversial and ok to run (from my experience!). Haunted whatever: Some sort of spirit terrorizing some place. Make a note somewhere about it, asking people to investigate. Get people to come. Roleplay as a concerned resident. Have an actual narrative ready. Maybe it's a scooby-do situation of just someone faking a poltergeist to try to sell tickets to see the haunted house. Lots of different lore on LotC has spiritual stuff, so you could easily change those aspects to weave it into whatever group you want. Ghost of a dishonoured Orc. Pack of wild gnomes have taken residence in the abandoned mage tower, and and are messing with the artifacts and causing furniture to talk. Again, lots of different options to make these types of events unique and new and engaging. Why do you wish to become an ET Actor Member?: cause i like doing events What strengths would you bring to the team?: i'm active What are your weaknesses?: this question is so meaningless How much time could you give to this position in the foreseeable future?: lots

if it makes you feel any better once I was transfering rp items from one place to another and went pee while on a bridge and came back to death because someone had punched me off and drowned me. lost like 10 items of varying importance it suckeddd