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Corbonyo

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Also inferi when an employee is hired, I would assume for a operation like this, every detail of there life is throughly investigated if not briefly skimmed. If this is the case I have an idea I would like to pitch to you in private tomorrow because I will be off shortly

03-Sep-2015 05:40:42

Inferi

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Sure, if I'm on I'll make it clear on here. I'm gonna be busy almost all afternoon/evening but hopefully I'll have some time in the later parts of the night to hear you out. Done in by the dubious doings of destiny.

03-Sep-2015 05:42:47

NotFishing

NotFishing

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Emo, you've fixed a lot of problems in your bio, and I appreciate that, but you also introduced some new ones and didn't address some others.

1) Your population and military. I said your population and military didn't make much sense given the massive land you occupied (Siberia), but now you've taken a much smaller nation and multiplied it by ten. You now have too many people in one place and a military larger than Sorus's, which is supposed to be the largest on the continent. Your original numbers (100k soldiers, 520,000 people including slaves) would have been just fine for your new area, the Phillipines. Please revert it to that.

Just keep in mind that with your military consisting of 1/5th of your population, it will be very demanding on food and make mobilizing those dudes difficult.

2) The fog. You didn't take out the bit about it being created by alchemy. Also, between the reefs and the fog itself your nation's capital is basically invincible. I'm going to have to ask you to take the permanent fog out of the equation altogether, but I'll let you keep the reefs.

3) Your navy. 10,000 triremes is an unrealistically high number, even with your already high military and population. Even a dominant naval power like Sorus would only have a few hundred.

4. Please make a race bio for both the Teccans and the elves. You've given only vague ideas of their appearances when I also need to know their lifespans and abilities.

Fix these issues, and I will probably be able to accept you.

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Corbonyo, your second nation is accepted.

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I'd just like to take the time to encourage people to get involved in some activities other than the future war. Interact with your fellow nations outside the council if you wish. Share technology, develop trade, create your own events to bring your nations together or drive them apart.
Beneath the gold, the Bitter Steel.

03-Sep-2015 05:57:54 - Last edited on 03-Sep-2015 06:28:53 by NotFishing

NotFishing

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Corbonyo said :
Emo to be honest you should not put anything about other nations in your bio because its kinda meta-gaming or godmodding (Idk the correct term) Any past relations can be talked about here and other relations will be formed in rp.


Meta-gaming is having your characters know things they couldn't possibly know within the roleplay's universe. Put yourself in this situation.

We're in the same thread. Our characters get into a fight. You casually mention on this discussion thread that your character is weak to fire. My character immediately starts spamming fire attacks at you. That's meta-gaming - I may have known you were weak to fire, but my character didn't.

Godmodding is the one where you control other characters.

Just decided to clear that up.

Pink 4 Twink said :
This happens all the time to me. too much imagination and ideas tend to make me go at a pace so fast that it is hard to slow down. In fact I'm going so fast, that I can't slow down, and make assumptions about another's piece of work that are really unfair and uncalled for.


It's alright. You're new to roleplaying and are unfamiliar with how things generally work here. There's never too much imagination, just make sure to read things carefully and make sure what you imagine will fit in with the thread's universe.
Beneath the gold, the Bitter Steel.

03-Sep-2015 06:06:16

Westenev

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Inferi said :
When it comes to the origin of subjects, there is only one rule: they need to be willing.


WHAT THIS SHOULD SAY.

When it comes to the origin of subjects, there is only one rule: they need to be barely attractive young adults with mommy/daddy issues.
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03-Sep-2015 06:25:11 - Last edited on 03-Sep-2015 06:26:36 by Westenev

NotFishing

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wakkace said :
NotFishing said :
wakkace said :
i hope the "emo muslim" makes great contributions to the pool of human literature


What? Like you?


yes, although slightly inferior


The only way someone could be inferior to you is if they deliberately tried to be.
Beneath the gold, the Bitter Steel.

03-Sep-2015 06:30:41 - Last edited on 03-Sep-2015 06:32:02 by NotFishing

wakkace

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NotFishing said :
wakkace said :
NotFishing said :
wakkace said :
i hope the "emo muslim" makes great contributions to the pool of human literature


What? Like you?


yes, although slightly inferior


The only way someone could be inferior to you is if they deliberately tried to be.


this is a fact, and it's what makes your writing so impressive
sneaky male

03-Sep-2015 06:32:35

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