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You say that like the vast majority of the playerbase isn't taking the IC position of major opposition to the Tsol'teth. If anything, I think the "bad" side of them came out stronger with most players.
Aegis, God of War says, "You are dismissed from My demense, Astarod. Go forth and fight well. Bleed fiercely, and climb the purpose you have sought to chase for."
Aegis, God of War says, "You are dismissed from My demense, Astarod. Go forth and fight well. Bleed fiercely, and climb the purpose you have sought to chase for."
They bugged out though and all the newlines were lost...
I'm tempted to buy a wonders spyglass thingy just for that
Do you think Bain'maal would autograph my figurine?
Clad in a plain white dress, Muurn could pass for a small angel if not for her unnerving gaze. Pudgy legs in white pantyhose comprise the bottom of her three-foot-tall frame, and an ivory-coloured bow ties off the loose ends of a ribbon above her bangs. Her head is host to a mass of tight blond ringlets, most of which are matted to her scalp by globs of blood. The crimson streaks continue down her body, staining her white dress and stockings and dribbling over the brims of her shoes to pool around her. Blood smears decorate her face below a pair of unmistakably red eyes.
Bairn Muurn, the Crimson Numen has an air of extreme strength
I couldn't help but think of this when I was reading it.
The soul of Ashmond says, "Always with the sniping."
(Clan): Ictinus says, "Stop it Jiraishin, you're making me like you."
The soul of Ashmond says, "Always with the sniping."
(Clan): Ictinus says, "Stop it Jiraishin, you're making me like you."
So, with my rather small exposure compared to many IC and with the bits of conversation logs that get posted here with the Tsol’teth- their goals and speech have always reminded me of zerg in Starcraft 2 and in particular Abathur in the campaign. For the Teth and Abathur, their speech attempts to get across the point in as few words possible, and their goals are essentially, collecting specimens for analysis of unique adaptive traits to integrate into future strains for improvement and discarding anything deemed inefficient. Explanation as to the why bother act like this?- well, survival is the overall directive, but how do you prepare for a future unknown threat? Constant improvement by whatever is currently the efficient method regardless of how it may conflict with someone’s morals. The only ‘rules’ required to be observed are the laws of physics.
For anyone interested- best example I could find of Abathur’s main interactions, showing both speech and purpose--> here
Also why does her description look so much like Iloi's siren descrip? I should make friends with her. And add blood to my descrip
You say to a Tsol'teth child with a hollow Arcadian accent, "You simply do the same hand gesture, count to 3 seconds, then after 3 you make 1 of 3 shapes."
You say with a hollow Arcadian accent, "But rock does not always win."
Kairula says with a Hashani accent, "Yes, if one does paper, rock will lose."
Dalam'lier says, "This is why the game construct is flawed."
Dalam'lier says, "Rock is the most efficient. Rock is therefore superior."
You say with a hollow Arcadian accent, "It is more about what constitutes as victory. As Paper completely subsumes rock, then paper has won."
Dalam'lier says, "Rock breaks Paper on impact. Rock is therefore superior to Paper."
Dalam'lier says, "This is logical."
Dalam'lier says, "We also do not see further benefit in discussion of this overland game."
This...isnt going to be easy.In order to play the Sojourn, regardless of RP feels about sampling, you have to get through Raia'dalam. Getting through Raia'dalam on a good day means not encountering a single mob when you get past the archway, because a single berserker can break limb and prone you instantly. If you are so unfortunate to be halted there, the mobs seem attracted to activity and swarm right away. Also, the Tide seems to spawn things.
So is the Sojourn effectively off-limits to anyone not-Dragon and unartied? Because I am level 99, have SoA, sip ring, level 2 reserves, and the ability to blackwind and I still can't even get through. (I've gotten through several times before the games opened, but the admin decided it was important to start killing me as soon as I entered I guess. Been way less lucky since that stopped.)
Since Mhaldor left the option open and justified this with scripture, I thought I'd check it out because Sojourn seems fun? But honestly if I know a huge chunk of the playerbase is sitting it out, and those who wouldn't but aren't artied/levelled enough to make it through have to sit it out anyway, I don't think it's worth my time and a dozen deaths just to look at the damn thing. I'm officially calling it quits on the TT games unless I'm seriously misinformed about something.
Penwize has cowardly forfeited the challenge to mortal combat issued by Atalkez.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
I will have to follow Atalkez' advice and try a group bash with buffbois if I want to get through. I would love to see what all the devs did and the work they put into everything, I bet it's amazing. But it's just not panning out that way and I'm kinda over it altogether.
Therefore! I need LOGS. LOGS. GIVE THEM.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
loops, each one terminating in a ribbon of crimson or black.
A Tsol'teth child does not even register your presence as a threat.
He has 100% health remaining.
He weighs about 70 pounds.
He is loyal to The Tsol'teth.