Neutral Ground - an Open Discussion Thread

[Drop Your Pants]

Could you have been trusted?

Dunno, depends what I was doing at the time in Laz Probably not.

[Mallorea and Riva]

Could you have been trusted?

Dunno, depends what I was doing at the time in Laz Probably not.

>_> Well there you go.

Milograd brought me in, then I suggested we bring in Durk due to his expertise. From there we branched out and begged for support from friends.

[Drop Your Pants]

>_> Well there you go.

Milograd brought me in, then I suggested we bring in Durk due to his expertise. From there we branched out and begged for support from friends.

Could have asked at least Never been part of a coup (beyond mild threats to wake people up), been on the receiving end a few times.

[Mallorea and Riva]

>_> Well there you go.

Milograd brought me in, then I suggested we bring in Durk due to his expertise. From there we branched out and begged for support from friends.

Could have asked at least Never been part of a coup (beyond mild threats to wake people up), been on the receiving end a few times.

I'd recommend it if you get the chance. Only thing is that it's quite time consuming.

[Kaboomlandia]

I just triggered a raid that was early, but would have hit...had I actually remembered to join the WA with the point.

#RaiderOfTheYear

[Drop Your Pants]

I just triggered a raid that was early, but would have hit...had I actually remembered to join the WA with the point.

#RaiderOfTheYear

For making the job of many defenders easier by being completely useless at raiding, I present you with this cookie medal.

[Benevolent Thomas]

That coup probably lead to one of the greatest trolls on gameplay, if not the best, that I've ever witnessed. When those roleplayers took to the GP forum alongside every boob that created a thread about the unfolding events, Defender and Invader alike were annoyed beyond comprehension. Now that I have a few more years under my belt, I have much more respect for those that pulled the coup off and generated all that activity/madness.

[Mallorea and Riva]

That coup probably lead to one of the greatest trolls on gameplay, if not the best, that I've ever witnessed. When those roleplayers took to the GP forum alongside every boob that created a thread about the unfolding events, Defender and Invader alike were annoyed beyond comprehension. Now that I have a few more years under my belt, I have much more respect for those that pulled the coup off and generated all that activity/madness.

It was a well-oiled machine.

[The Blaatschapen]

That coup probably lead to one of the greatest trolls on gameplay, if not the best, that I've ever witnessed. When those roleplayers took to the GP forum alongside every boob that created a thread about the unfolding events, Defender and Invader alike were annoyed beyond comprehension. Now that I have a few more years under my belt, I have much more respect for those that pulled the coup off and generated all that activity/madness.

It was a well-oiled machine.

So was the titanic.

[G-Tech Corporation]

It was on this very night 4 years ago that I was informed by my colleagues that dozens of RP'ers would be willing to help out the coup of TSP which had started on the 20th. Over the next few days around 200 supporters of the cause entered the region. It would last until the minor update of the 30th, when the imperialist jaywalking airgangsters took the region by force, relying on outside forces to seize the region and re-institute the oligarchy which presides to this very day. Legend has it that on quiet nights in TSP you can still hear the echoes of the singing of the minnows in the alleys of the once great cities that dotted TSP during the Glorious Revolution.

Ah yes. The Eternal Revolution lives on in our hearts. The amount of propaganda and glorious Juche mobilization I did for that was a grand old time.

[Mallorea and Riva]

It was a well-oiled machine.

So was the titanic.

As with the Titanic it was a tragedy when it went down. There is a drunk captain joke to be made here somewhere.

It was on this very night 4 years ago that I was informed by my colleagues that dozens of RP'ers would be willing to help out the coup of TSP which had started on the 20th. Over the next few days around 200 supporters of the cause entered the region. It would last until the minor update of the 30th, when the imperialist jaywalking airgangsters took the region by force, relying on outside forces to seize the region and re-institute the oligarchy which presides to this very day. Legend has it that on quiet nights in TSP you can still hear the echoes of the singing of the minnows in the alleys of the once great cities that dotted TSP during the Glorious Revolution.

Ah yes. The Eternal Revolution lives on in our hearts. The amount of propaganda and glorious Juche mobilization I did for that was a grand old time.

All those who supported the struggle of the minnows will forever have a place in the spirit of the Revolution.

[New Rogernomics]

It was a well-oiled machine.

So was the titanic.

Heh.

It wasn't the titanic at fault, but poor company culture*, and general human error.

If anyone can sink a ship, it is human beings.

*Didn't help that they offended the wireless operators of the closest ship, so they turned off for the night, and that they didn't take serious notice of the iceberg warnings.

[Benevolent Thomas]

There is a drunk captain joke to be made here somewhere.

"A Liquor Captain never abandons a sinking shit ship"

- Jim Lahey a.k.a. the Liquor

please come back to me, Skydip...

[Stalker Queen]

please come back to me, Skydip...

SkyDip will be pleasantly surprised one of his brothers has come back and said brother has gotten a new daughter.

[The Bruce]

I could only get decent Wifi on my laptop outside for some weird reason. Updates under an umbrella were an experience.

Had a lib right when I had a dentists appointment. I crossed up and everything on my phone (ugh fuck cross-endorsing on a phone) while I was in the waiting room, then I got called into the office and was told to lie down on that chair thing. The 2-minute warning came, I got my thumb ready, and about a minute or so later the dentist walked in. I considered saying "hold on" but my better senses prevailed >_> - I just pressed move kamikaze-style and put the phone away. Got my teeth drilled up a bit while wondering whether we got it or not. Turns out my lucky jump was just a few seconds before the actual trigger, and we got it \o/

And I thought it was bad trying to log in while on vacation without a smart phone, traveling to a neighbouring ranch that had the interwebs feels kind of absurd looking back a few years at it. But to be clear, I'm not an NS addict...

Also, the main factor of the Titanic sinking was embrittlement of the steel, because the high sulphur content from the foundry process, causing it to be severely weakened by the cold Atlantic waters. That's why they were surprised when the iceberg cut the side of the ship like butter, because it wouldn't have if the steel had been done right (been reading a lot of books on material science lately).

[SYG]

Also, the main factor of the Titanic sinking was embrittlement of the steel, because the high sulphur content from the foundry process, causing it to be severely weakened by the cold Atlantic waters. That's why they were surprised when the iceberg cut the side of the ship like butter, because it wouldn't have if the steel had been done right (been reading a lot of books on material science lately).

You learn something new every day

[USS Monitor]

Also, the main factor of the Titanic sinking was embrittlement of the steel, because the high sulphur content from the foundry process, causing it to be severely weakened by the cold Atlantic waters. That's why they were surprised when the iceberg cut the side of the ship like butter, because it wouldn't have if the steel had been done right (been reading a lot of books on material science lately).

You learn something new every day

Bad metallurgy was also one of my big problems, and one of the reasons why ironclads in general had such a problem with the weight of our armor.

[The Blaatschapen]

You learn something new every day

Bad metallurgy was also one of my big problems, and one of the reasons why ironclads in general had such a problem with the weight of our armor.

Having a heart of gold does not help either

[Lord Dominator]

Bad metallurgy was also one of my big problems, and one of the reasons why ironclads in general had such a problem with the weight of our armor.

Having a heart of gold does not help either

Is bribing the team with gold how Moniter became a mod?

[SYG]

You learn something new every day

Bad metallurgy was also one of my big problems, and one of the reasons why ironclads in general had such a problem with the weight of our armor.

Well I hope you get things SHIPuated so you don't sink..

haha get it... puns..

[RiderSyl]

Bad metallurgy was also one of my big problems, and one of the reasons why ironclads in general had such a problem with the weight of our armor.

Well I hope you get things SHIPuated so you don't sink..

haha get it... puns..

[Sotasky]

Bad metallurgy was also one of my big problems, and one of the reasons why ironclads in general had such a problem with the weight of our armor.

Well I hope you get things SHIPuated so you don't sink..

haha get it... puns..

I'm starting to understand why people apparently don't like you

[Lord Dominator]

Well I hope you get things SHIPuated so you don't sink..

haha get it... puns..

I would be sure to do so if I could find a good gif or image to do so with

[Drasnia]

(Image)

I would be sure to do so if I could find a good gif or image to do so with

[SYG]

Well I hope you get things SHIPuated so you don't sink..

haha get it... puns..

I'm starting to understand why people apparently don't like you

Who are you and thanks