The Last of Us: OOC (New Version/Semi-Alive?)

Last.FM · by **Corrian** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 7:15 am

When I think about it, I find it interesting that the Cowden's are more generous than what people would consider normal. Seriously, Electra would probably think of their ideals as super weird and creepy, yet I doubt she would do such a thing as leave supplies behind for others, because all that is important to her is her friends now, and nobody else. So despite her thinking they were weird, they're probably better people than herself. Though even she knows a lot of people are better than herself.

Also, random song quote for the RP today:
Fall asleep in my arms, never to wake up ever again~Triptykon

by **Saestea** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 7:16 am

Hahah. Well, probably because it's an RPG-Maker made game?

Nevertheless, it's sort of addictive. I can't stop replaying it... My sort of game, definitely.

by **Lingria** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 7:05 pm

Ameige wrote:Well it looks like America (real life) isnt the only country preparing for war or whatever you guys are preparing for. I've been reading stuff online about fema camps and martial law and a bunch of other stuff over there. Just this last night, between 8:00 to midnight, 5 military helicopters flew over my house. Im freaking out over here, and Im not even in america.

I fought in Afghanistan.That ain't shit compared to Afghanistan

by **Lingria** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 7:08 pm

Okay my brains been a little loopy can some one name off the characters and their locations?

Last.FM · by **Corrian** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 7:09 pm

Lingria wrote:Okay my brains been a little loopy can some one name off the characters and their locations?

There are a LOT to name and their locations

by **Lingria** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 7:15 pm

Corrian wrote:
Lingria wrote:Okay my brains been a little loopy can some one name off the characters and their locations?

There are a LOT to name and their locations

Active members please.

Last.FM · by **Corrian** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 7:17 pm

Lingria wrote:
Corrian wrote:There are a LOT to name and their locations

Active members please.

Still the same, really. I have over 10 characters...

But we got some people in the Seattle area, the Denver, Colorado area (A lot of people there, really, but there's current plots going there), and various characters of mine scattered across the wind.

I could still throw in that French girl, I'm just not sure how to introduce her yet.

by **Ameige** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 9:44 pm

Lingria wrote:
Corrian wrote:There are a LOT to name and their locations

Active members please.

I can name off my own characters and the people with them. Terin sasha and casey are near the colorado/new mexico boarder. Colin and the cowdens are in utah. Merida is on some highway near seattle. colline just blew up the hoover dam... I think I might have another character but I forget who it is.

Oh yeah, and dont bother trying to start off any characters in boulder city or any other city or town south of the hoover dam for several miles. Its all flooded and drowned under several tons of water.

by **Ameige** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 10:13 pm

Corrian wrote:When I think about it, I find it interesting that the Cowden's are more generous than what people would consider normal. Seriously, Electra would probably think of their ideals as super weird and creepy, yet I doubt she would do such a thing as leave supplies behind for others, because all that is important to her is her friends now, and nobody else. So despite her thinking they were weird, they're probably better people than herself. Though even she knows a lot of people are better than herself.

Also, random song quote for the RP today:
Fall asleep in my arms, never to wake up ever again~Triptykon

Well that might be both accurate and inaccurate. Yes they leave supplies for the next person out of generosity. They know how it feels to camp somewhere and not find anything. To find the place allready ransacked and be hungry and cold with nothing around for miles. They would hate for anyone to have to feel like that. Merida did something similar up in the ski resort too. But the bad thing regarding the cowdens is that they are also cannibals when the situation arises. So you never know when that can of pork and beans is really pork and beans or if its human and beans. No good deed goes unpunished in the apocalypse.

Last.FM · by **Corrian** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 10:42 pm

I'm just waiting for Colin to find out they're cannibals

by **Ameige** » Sat Dec 06, 2014 10:50 pm

Corrian wrote:I'm just waiting for Colin to find out they're cannibals

They've subtly hinted at it several times allready. They dont know he wants to know so they arent going to out right say it.

The City of Steam Mk. II · by **Pinki3 Pon-3** » Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:23 pm

. . . Ummm . . . How strictly are we following real life chemistry? Because depending on that I may have some bad news . . .

Last.FM · by **Corrian** » Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:32 pm

Pinki3 Pon-3 wrote:. . . Ummm . . . How strictly are we following real life chemistry? Because depending on that I may have some bad news . . .

if you know real life chemistry, go ahead and make things complicated on them

I like realism.

The City of Steam Mk. II · by **Pinki3 Pon-3** » Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:40 pm

Corrian wrote:
Pinki3 Pon-3 wrote:. . . Ummm . . . How strictly are we following real life chemistry? Because depending on that I may have some bad news . . .

if you know real life chemistry, go ahead and make things complicated on them I like realism.

I know it, but Woodrow doesn't. Anywho, what you will find is that hydroflouric acid is the least corrosive of your basic hydrohalide acids. As you combine hydrogen with halogens it gets more reactive the higher up on the group you go, so it would make sense that HF would be most reactive. However, due to its high electronegativity (4 for flourine, the highest) HF is fairly unreactive. This is because the F atom has a tight hold on the H atom, preventing it from donating the H+ ion to the reaction (which is all that acids do). You'd need to look at polyprotic acids which can donate more than 1 H+ Ion such as H2SO4. But even then it would take fairly long to corrode metal. But the flinging it in someone's eyes idea is very, very true. They will be blind.

Last.FM · by **Corrian** » Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:42 pm

Pinki3 Pon-3 wrote:
Corrian wrote:if you know real life chemistry, go ahead and make things complicated on them I like realism.

I know it, but Woodrow doesn't. Anywho, what you will find is that hydroflouric acid is the least corrosive of your basic hydrohalide acids. As you combine hydrogen with halogens it gets more reactive the higher up on the group you go, so it would make sense that HF would be most reactive. However, due to its high electronegativity (4 for flourine, the highest) HF is fairly unreactive. This is because the F atom has a tight hold on the H atom, preventing it from donating the H+ ion to the reaction (which is all that acids do). You'd need to look at polyprotic acids which can donate more than 1 H+ Ion such as H2SO4. But even then it would take fairly long to corrode metal. But the flinging it in someone's eyes idea is very, very true. They will be blind.

*Reads that, all if it going over his head*

I know so much Chemistry...

The City of Steam Mk. II · by **Pinki3 Pon-3** » Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:45 pm

Corrian wrote:
Pinki3 Pon-3 wrote:I know it, but Woodrow doesn't. Anywho, what you will find is that hydroflouric acid is the least corrosive of your basic hydrohalide acids. As you combine hydrogen with halogens it gets more reactive the higher up on the group you go, so it would make sense that HF would be most reactive. However, due to its high electronegativity (4 for flourine, the highest) HF is fairly unreactive. This is because the F atom has a tight hold on the H atom, preventing it from donating the H+ ion to the reaction (which is all that acids do). You'd need to look at polyprotic acids which can donate more than 1 H+ Ion such as H2SO4. But even then it would take fairly long to corrode metal. But the flinging it in someone's eyes idea is very, very true. They will be blind.

*Reads that, all if it going over his head*

I know so much Chemistry...

XD just finished final exams a week or 2 ago. Acids and bases was 30% of what I studied.

by **Saestea** » Mon Dec 08, 2014 7:55 pm

Pinki3 Pon-3 wrote:
Corrian wrote:if you know real life chemistry, go ahead and make things complicated on them I like realism.

I know it, but Woodrow doesn't. Anywho, what you will find is that hydroflouric acid is the least corrosive of your basic hydrohalide acids. As you combine hydrogen with halogens it gets more reactive the higher up on the group you go, so it would make sense that HF would be most reactive. However, due to its high electronegativity (4 for flourine, the highest) HF is fairly unreactive. This is because the F atom has a tight hold on the H atom, preventing it from donating the H+ ion to the reaction (which is all that acids do). You'd need to look at polyprotic acids which can donate more than 1 H+ Ion such as H2SO4. But even then it would take fairly long to corrode metal. But the flinging it in someone's eyes idea is very, very true. They will be blind.

(O.O) Then we'll wait. Or use the acid as a weapon. (^-^) Problem averted. xD

I only read the last part... Because I couldn't understand the rest. But we'll see. Aden will learn his lesson.

Last.FM · by **Corrian** » Mon Dec 08, 2014 8:31 pm

It could be a humorously disappointing event, really. They splash it on the bars...and nothing happens.

The City of Steam Mk. II · by **Pinki3 Pon-3** » Mon Dec 08, 2014 10:43 pm

And Woodrow would be like,
"Well . . . If I had some whiskey I could make y'all think twere working."

by **Saestea** » Mon Dec 08, 2014 10:45 pm

Last.FM · by **Corrian** » Fri Dec 12, 2014 8:13 pm

Huh, no post in 4 days.

by **Lingria** » Fri Dec 12, 2014 11:17 pm

Corrian wrote:Huh, no post in 4 days.

Then sound of this forum slowly dying......
Really i don't get it,Why would of all forums this on die?

by **Saestea** » Fri Dec 12, 2014 11:59 pm

It's not going to die. >:P

Last.FM · by **Corrian** » Sat Dec 13, 2014 12:04 am

Lingria wrote:
Corrian wrote:Huh, no post in 4 days.

Then sound of this forum slowly dying......
Really i don't get it,Why would of all forums this on die?

This RP has enough loyal people to not totally die. It's just quiet.

by **Ameige** » Sun Dec 14, 2014 11:19 pm

holiday shopping and flu season. Things that keep people away from their computers and forced to get involved in real life. I spent probably $300-$500 on gifts this year. And I've been sick several times.

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