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 Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 2:16 pm
Here is a very helpful thread, to help members of our wonderous guild get into their roleplaying spirits.
Here we will post all of our old systems that are important, plus new systems that will be added later.
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Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 5:24 pm
Rule 1.
Don't talk about fight club.
Rule 2.
Don't think about talking about fight club.
Rule 3.
Just for all jolly goodness, you all just lost the game.
Jetsaw's note: If you all haven't figured it out, Alureah is our comedy wizard. XD
Alureah's note after Jetsaw's note: Damn straight I is.
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Alureah The Protector Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:20 am
About the Sides (Read here before your final side decision) Quote: Before you choose a side, you have to understand the meaning.
" Shinzo, it is easy. They are morals. Who doesn't understand that? "
Wrong. Morals and the idea of where you stand in war can mean many things.
Good: 
Good isn't about stopping " The bad guy. "
In here, it means fighting for un-selfish reasons. It means putting yourself above others because you wish for their safety. It also means doing things in generosity when not even asked.
Even if this helpful, to others and can make great team-work, it is very hard to maintain and will make you question everything without any insight.
* Example: Florida was blown up. Instead of figuring out why, you attack the people who did it thinking that blowing up an entire state is wrong. *
Not everyone is like this, but most are and will lead up to it.
Neutral: 
In a sense, being neutral isn't really thinking morally. It is thinking logically. Here, you will do things that you think would be best for everyone AND yourself. You will think of others but you have to keep yourself alive, thinking you will be more helpful breathing.
In a sense, you do things by the book or you work around the book because there is a flaw. There are no sense of morals. When morals are shown, it is usually just the idea that you should give others the chance to live since you have OR it will help others and/or benefit you in the out-come. In a sense, Neutral would be the best choice IF you can maintain where you stand and not question who you are. Nothing can phase you and hurt you mentally. If it does, you will have your morals put into question. There is alot of team work involved here but it will not be constantly.
Evil: 
The lowest of the low, and the worst of the worst.
Choosing this side doesn't ALWAYS mean you are evil.
Here, fighting means keeping YOURSELF alive at all costs.
The stakes will rise and fall, while your enemies and allies drop infront of you. Sometimes you will ponder if what you did was right.
Most of you will shrug it off.
ALL of you might just smirk and act like it was nothing.
In a sense, being evil means working rogue. But no one CAN be a one man army always. The body and mind as limits, be sure to know this.
It is good if you want to kick lots of a** but this will mostly mean you can't get along with your allies too well. If you do, it mostly won't be too much team-work.
All of what I typed aren't always going to be how you will end up or what it is like. It is mostly a concept. You could end up a e generous evil guy.
Who knows. All I know is that the neutral one I listed is full proof and straight to the point.
Now that you understand, GET YOUR ASSES TO THE VOTING BOOTHS!!!
You have to choose a side so do it soon!!!
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Summary: Good -
Pros: *Can help others without affecting morals.
*Good Team-work
*Straight-to-the-point unquestionable morals.
*Your enemies will be by your morals. Good thing? wink
Cons: *Helping others can lower your standards.
*Good team-work means bad solo-fighting.
*Misjudgment is common.
*Most will think your the most backwards people.
*Your enemies can be what you choose by your choice or theirs.
* Religion can get involved. This can change the minds of people in a good/bad way.
Neutral -
Pros: *Logical thinking required.
*Selfish and unselfish.
*Morals will most likely not affect how you are.
*Things can be done that may seem good or evil but are done for
the benefit of someone or you that will help you in a way.
*Team-work and fighting solo is balanced.
*Most likely the least amount of enemies.
*If they like to look at things from a realist view, they will most likely be your ally.
Cons: *Morals are usually questioned.
*Decision are hard even if you decide to think logically.
*Being neutral is can be good/evil at times.
*Doubt is common.
* Free will can differ from topic to topic.
* Again, most likely to have the least amount of enemies. Could be boring at times.
*Religion is usually not involved. This can be good or bad.
Evil -
Pros: *Kicking a** alone mostly.
*unselfish means free s**t.
*Free will to do anything for yourself if it doesn't affect morals.
*Killing, and lots of it.
*Religion isn't usually involved. If it is, then who cares? Your bad.
Cons:
*s**t happens and your team needs you but you will likely not help them considering you do things for yourself.
*Doing things for yourself can sometimes be a down-fall.
*Being evil usually means destroying and killing stuff, sometimes those things could have been useful.
*You will most likely have the most enemies.
*Doing whatever you want can lead to not thinking about what you should do. Meaning some really bad s**t will go down.
*Your insights may draw attention to others. This can be bad and WILL make enemies usually.
*Least likely chance to make allies with anyone.
( Note: Do not judge by the number of pros/cons of a side but by what it is. )
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 12:48 pm
Multiple RPCs
Captain_Shinzo You are allowed, by default, to have multiple RPCs.
They can interact with one another and can do as they please.
Considering we have ranks, please consult our leaders for information on what rank your sub-profile is.
( Edit: Three profiles are allowed but only two can be active in the same place at the same time. )
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