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People already have reasons to stay MP4, and I don't want to set off that powder keg of an argument, but if I read correctly autumn2050 is going to finish/change story mode, or is this just speculation? If it does, simply allowing the story to continue farther in MP5 would be a big enough draw for most people, I think.

After reading through (skimming towards the end <<), I have a suggestion on the viscosity (most of this was said by others, I'm just restating it really): Introduce it in stages. MP3 there is no viscosity, MP4 there is only viscosity on gates or important scenes where pause and reflection is suggested or enforced, MP5 there is viscosity everywhere. Rebalancing of the rates that visc rises and how much it changes and adding functionality for volition will also help, and I would suggest basing it around the AP value for an MP5 player with 200 or so active days and no alliance.

I have my best ideas either on the spot or when I'm doing monotonous things like folding laundry.

Fang has not logged in to the forum for three days.

I'll see you when you're back in a few months after you've calmed down.

2 would be my pick, I like the colour (which is why I like 3 and 4 less), as well as the way the design is "moving out" from the centre (as opposed to the independent blocks in the corners of 1, and the plain backgrounds of 3 and 4)

So simply include a warning when attacking a higher MP level player, would that not solve the problem?

What about having a coordinator besides Chew that could direct conversations and try to keep focus, then relay necessary information to relevant parties?

At the moment, one person can only have two tags if one is a minor one, will this change if this system is implemented? For example, Rhaegar is a leader of Marind Bell and also a Dreamweaver, would he have two titles to show that?

I would disagree. For creature/coin trades it can be hard to see exactly what was exchanged, and besides that as far as I know items logs are the only ones up. This is an interesting project, the only thing missing is more participation (or perhaps more trade).

So this was a takeover attempt involving or possibly involving Ackshan, Falronn, Panthea and Ivorak, who were trying to take control of the Fusioneers from Change? Have any of them, or any other possibly involved people stepped forward with their reasoning for doing so?

I would like to clarify that the sponsorship is from the TKs, not from me personally.

I can't decide!

4, 5 and 6 are my personal favourites. I like the idea of actually being able to DO these roles, and creating economy and trade. I'm sure Kragel would've been the first to hop on the mining bus :D

So similar to heat jars, these items would drain resources over time?

From the perspective of the present, it's hard to get away from the idea that there was one past leading up to one present which could branch out into any number of possible futures. In a different sense, though, if there are infinite possibilities for the future right now, then some of them must lead to the same conclusion in the future. For example, if instead of finishing this sentence, I clicked away and watched a youtube video, then came back and finished, but wrote the same thing (simplified example, I would in reality probably write something different). No real difference, so no net change, but I took a different route to get there, and since there are infinitely many future possibilities, there must also have been infinitely many ways to get to this moment from the past. In that way, it's not a line that branches out but many lines on either side that are squeezed into a point that we call the present. Because of this, the past is inconsequential because if it didn't happen one way, it would perhaps have happened another, and what happens in the future is inconsequential because beyond prediction and what little control you have over it, you can't change it much. Both equally important to what happens right now.

http://tinypic.com/r/24l7ywx/5 So if you click someone's name and then quickly click someone else just as the first person's avatar is loaded, the first person's avatar will show up above the second person's name. Small bug that doesn't seem to affect anything, and is kind of fun, but I figured maybe it should be documented (and ABUSED) when a quick search turned up nothing. Examples in the link above.

Happy birthday.

Not necessarily a No Man's Land alliance, but it is based in No Man's Land. There's a reason it's Established Housings and not just No Man's Land, and I feel the distinction is important.

I would suggest taking the permanent VE sacrificing reward off of level 2, and also raising and discovering a few more creatures yourself, then coming back and making some changes. Right now it looks like a Dark Archer with auras.

Fang is not as well acquainted with bugs as you are dst, and he likely thought it was one of MD's "features", and was perhaps worried that something like this may happen to him if he reported it, since Fang likes to help new players too.

I'm only saying that the information available doesn't indicate an origin at all, and therefore a landmass shouldn't be assumed outright, unless there's something I'm missing?

There doesn't need to be land to the west for a ship to come from the west.

He doesn't know who messed with stuff, Seig, and obviously the person who did it will say that they didn't. While inconvenient for the rest of us, something needed to be done about it.

Grido: Why are you looking to reduce the number of categories? Shouldn't we be looking for more things to celebrate, rather than nitpicking over alts and friends voting for friends and all that stuff? While it is pertinent to do away with unnecessary or repetitive awards, you have seemingly picked an arbitrary number and charged the public with figuring it out with no suggestions, feedback or explanation of any sort, and then threatened everybody with "I will pick if you can't". I don't mean to sound ungrateful, as I'm sure it takes plenty of organizational work to put this together, but I would prefer to see it grow rather than shrink.