Knights5544

I thought Christmas only comes once a year!

Would Leonardo be interested in dating my buff Charizard fursona? His name is Freddy! I think that they would make a really cute couple! :)

This sounds awesome! I'll definitely buy a copy and check it out! If you would like for me to do any free graphic design work for the book's front cover then let me know!

Hail Ceasar Tabby

This, 100%

You are far too trusting of incompetent staff members. They never should've removed the auction house in the first place without first stabilizing the economy. Years ago there used to be an economy team which was able to provide educated (I assume) guidance regarding these sorts of matters, obviously we don't have the economy team anymore. LOTC's economy was in an absolute state of turmoil prior to the removal of the auction house, this is simply the nail in the coffin. I whole heartedly agree, this is ridiculous. With each passing year LOTC seems more and more hollow and void of content. I know everybody always says this, but I feel like the direction that LOTC is going in is not going to be sustainable. There are so many issues which never get addressed. I understand that the staff team works for free and that we shouldn't expect them to be able to move mountains, but LOTC seems so neglected nowadays.

How is this a meme? What did I say that's factually incorrect?

I've spoken about this before, but I personally do not believe that Lord of the Craft's economy is currently stable enough to support the idea of removing the auction house. This is going to cripple the global economy as it'll only serve the purpose of limiting the opportunity to generate liquidity and create supply bottlenecks within the economy which will definitely impact the value of the mina. Currently the only instance in which additional money gets injected into the money supply is through voting alone. In prior years there was a very functional and well thought-out plugin which enabled people to become traders and deliver supplies via llamas across the map to NPCs for pocket change, this - in combination with voting - allowed for players to have multiple opportunities to acquire minas, this helped smooth out the economy as it meant that there was another means of increasing the money supply aside from voting. Maintaining liquidity is essential to creating a strong economy, the fact that the only way the money supply is increased is through voting impacts liquidity among other things - limiting the auction house is going to have a similar effect. Believe it or not but I'm actually a big advocate of things such as removing the auction house, but LOTC in its current state is NOT going to be capable of handling such a removal unless we create more opportunity for players to be able to gain minas/compensate for the lack of liquidity. The removal of the auction house will likely mean that the rich will get richer (due to being able to fall back on taxes) and the poor will get poorer (due to not having a convenient way to sell their goods, nor acquire convenient minas to be able to buy goods from others). I'm part of the economy team for a separate server, while I'm definitely not the brightest person on that team - nor the most technically minded - I feel like I can confidently say that this is a bad idea.

“Probably the best mod admin this server has had” Oh boy, what could possibly go wrong from having itdontmatta take over as mod admin again? Surely there was no big controversy which caused him to “resign” from mod admin the previous time! Surely he’ll be a great and competent admin with no tendency to abuse his position!

I HATE THE PALEBEAST.

Henry von Halsfield's expression reveals the dismay he was feeling upon learning from a servant the demands that both Balian and Urguan had issued to Acre, "It is of no surprise to me that the haughty swine who reside within Balian feel the need to make such ridiculous demands, but for Urguan to do the same? I expected better from those within Urguan's leadership .. they're acting no differently than how the Empire acted decades ago. As long as imperialism exists in the world, a lasting peace is unattainable." His words were quickly followed by an angry shake of his head and an alcoholic drink of cheap quality.

____________________________________________________________________________ There is a certain element of tranquility and peacefulness that emanates in settings such as churches; the Basilica is no exception to this rule. It’s difficult to resist being overwhelmed by an almost irrefutable, loving embrace within these places of worship. Even nonbelievers who are filled with skepticism can recognize that these places of worship emit a heavenly aura—an otherworldly atmosphere. Those unfortunate enough to enter the Church this morning would be confronted with a dreadful sight: the peace and tranquility that once prevailed within the walls of this House of God no longer existed; instead, all that was left was putrid sin. From Balian's town square, a torrent of blood led directly to the Basilica, accompanied by tufts of matted hair along the way. When one entered the Church, they were met with a massive crimson streak that extended the full length from the entrance to the altar. A dismembered dog's body floated in a pool of blood-red water at the end of the crimson path. Fragments of stained glass were scattered over the floor. Worst of all, splashed in blood over a massive stained glass panel just behind the altar was the word: Desecration. The Creator’s temple was repugnantly slandered and defiled. An act of such blasphemy is practically unimaginable and completely incomprehensible to the vast majority of witnesses, with the exception of Euthrymandis and Trenamez. Their brains were so poisoned and deceived by their toxic beliefs that they could not see anything wrong with the heinous destruction. There were no consequences to their actions, and even if there had been, would that have stopped them? Unlikely; they embraced the concept of death as a means of escape from their "dream" world. The two departed, leaving behind a mess of sickly chaos. Euthrymandis and Trenamez were neither freaks of nature nor demons of Hell—no, it was much worse than that: rather, they were regular, typical people; or, at least it appeared that way. They coexisted with the rest of society, keeping their beliefs hidden within the shadows. Much like everybody else, the two awoke in the morning, ate their porridge, went to work, came home, and socialized with their friends among other things—no different than what “normal” people typically do. That's the scariest part about this all: There was no way of knowing who Euthrymandis and Trenamez were; they could've been anybody. Your neighbor could be Euthrymandis, your local barkeep could even be Trenamez. Who's to say? The only thing that is for certain is that wherever the two went, sin followed closely.