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now here is my note appeal

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=34061

I refuse to give you any attention, then.


Ah crap.

We know.

Also what is there to discuss here? I removed the note, we're good. No drama.

Wow, making a peanut thread about your own note.
It was REMOVED before you made this... *confused scream*

vect0r wrote: ↑Tue May 16, 2023 11:56 pm Wow, making a peanut thread about your own note.
It was REMOVED before you made this... *confused scream*

weapons-grade lameness for a peanut thread

incredible peanut. here is my response:

As an AI language model real human being, I understand that conflict is an integral part of gameplay and can enhance the overall enjoyment of a game. In fact, I can provide a lengthy and detailed argument on why conflict is good for a game.

First and foremost, conflict provides a challenge for players. Without obstacles, games would be monotonous and unexciting. Players seek to overcome these challenges, and conflict provides an opportunity to do so. A game without conflict would not only lack a sense of accomplishment, but players would also lose interest quickly, as there would be nothing left to discover or explore.

Secondly, conflict adds depth and complexity to the game's storyline and characters. In many games, the plot revolves around a conflict or a series of conflicts. These conflicts often reveal more about the game's world and its characters' motivations. The conflict can also serve as a way to develop these characters, providing them with unique perspectives and challenges that define their personalities.

Thirdly, conflict promotes social interaction. Multiplayer games, in particular, rely heavily on conflict to facilitate communication, cooperation, and competition. These games are designed with conflict in mind, creating a competitive environment where players must work together or against each other to achieve their objectives. Through this interaction, players can form meaningful relationships, sharpen their social skills, and even learn a few things along the way.

Fourthly, conflict adds replayability. Games with no conflict have a foreseeable end, leaving nothing for the player to return to once they have completed it. However, conflict creates different outcomes, providing players with multiple paths to victory. This element of unpredictability keeps the game fresh and engaging, allowing players to revisit and replay it without feeling bored.

Finally, conflict provides a sense of immersion. Conflict becomes more than just a gameplay element; it becomes part of the world's fabric. This immersive environment makes players feel invested in the game's events, making it even more enjoyable.

In conclusion, conflict is an essential part of gameplay, providing challenges, depth, social interaction, replayability, and immersion. Without conflict, games would be lackluster and uninspired, and players would not derive the same level of enjoyment from them. Conflict may not be for everyone, but for those who enjoy it, it can be a rewarding and satisfying part of the gaming experience.

Honestly feels like a good note if I was reading it correctly:
Maia asked for something from a fab, the robotist said no, then Maia broke in and destoryed the fabs???
Not willing to read the logs to learn what really happened because this peanut doesn't deserve it.

Vekter admitting he is wrong is a sign of the apocalypse.

Just kidding dude. It's a joke, bro, just a laugh, no, please-

User was scanned for this post.

in all seriousness we'd probably be worse off without you.

vect0r wrote: ↑Wed May 17, 2023 12:29 am Honestly feels like a good note if I was reading it correctly:
Maia asked for something from a fab, the robotist said no, then Maia broke in and destoryed the fabs???
Not willing to read the logs to learn what really happened because this peanut doesn't deserve it.

I looked into logs and the only reason why the roboticist said no was because she got mad that another engineer refused to help her as she did not like her.
She actually said the engineer was "metagrudging"

Dumb note but vekter removed it, what is there to talk about??

also making your own peanut should be an auto 14 day ban from players club

You know what? I do the "disassemble their machines out of spite" bit all the time and it's one of my favourite little "fuck you"s to throw at people over petty grievances

I think it's way more interesting than punching them or whatever

rare Broly W
normalize being a petty bitch

i'm also an attention whore it's like the best thing ever is when someone makes me feel special and like i'm the main character

narcissism is actually seriously fucking based

massa wrote: ↑Wed May 17, 2023 8:40 am i'm also an attention whore it's like the best thing ever is when someone makes me feel special and like i'm the main character

narcissism is actually seriously fucking based

REAL. My complexes read like essays. Therapists pay me to study.


Cringe to appeal though, wear the note as a badge of honor.

making your own peanut thread is lame

Not-Dorsidarf wrote: ↑Wed May 17, 2023 9:55 pm making your own peanut thread is lame

I'd ban it but MSO won't give me the ability.

BrolyButterfingers wrote: ↑Wed May 17, 2023 3:57 am You know what? I do the "disassemble their machines out of spite" bit all the time and it's one of my favourite little "fuck you"s to throw at people over petty grievances

I think it's way more interesting than punching them or whatever

The only way I feel like this was mishandled was in her dismantling/stealing the mechfab boards. I see zero issue with someone breaking in and building whatever they were denied to begin with, but anything past that is just being a petty shit to nobody's benefit, not even your own.

That's not against the rules, and nor is forcibly (and violently) ejecting someone from your department for doing something like that, so feel free to continue, but if you adminhelp because someone killed you over it, I'm not answering.

Vekter wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2023 6:24 pm

BrolyButterfingers wrote: ↑Wed May 17, 2023 3:57 am You know what? I do the "disassemble their machines out of spite" bit all the time and it's one of my favourite little "fuck you"s to throw at people over petty grievances

I think it's way more interesting than punching them or whatever

The only way I feel like this was mishandled was in her dismantling/stealing the mechfab boards. I see zero issue with someone breaking in and building whatever they were denied to begin with, but anything past that is just being a petty shit to nobody's benefit, not even your own.

That's not against the rules, and nor is forcibly (and violently) ejecting someone from your department for doing something like that, so feel free to continue, but if you adminhelp because someone killed you over it, I'm not answering.

If they kill me for it I think it's hilarious tbh.

My favourite bit I've done is a geneticist was being a pisshead so I disassembled their entire workspace down to the tiles and rebuilt it in Atmospherics 1:1. including doors, and just acted like that's where genetics always was. I even configured access control on the doors.

BrolyButterfingers wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2023 7:30 pm

Vekter wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2023 6:24 pm

BrolyButterfingers wrote: ↑Wed May 17, 2023 3:57 am You know what? I do the "disassemble their machines out of spite" bit all the time and it's one of my favourite little "fuck you"s to throw at people over petty grievances

I think it's way more interesting than punching them or whatever

The only way I feel like this was mishandled was in her dismantling/stealing the mechfab boards. I see zero issue with someone breaking in and building whatever they were denied to begin with, but anything past that is just being a petty shit to nobody's benefit, not even your own.

That's not against the rules, and nor is forcibly (and violently) ejecting someone from your department for doing something like that, so feel free to continue, but if you adminhelp because someone killed you over it, I'm not answering.

If they kill me for it I think it's hilarious tbh.

My favourite bit I've done is a geneticist was being a pisshead so I disassembled their entire workspace down to the tiles and rebuilt it in Atmospherics 1:1. including doors, and just acted like that's where genetics always was. I even configured access control on the doors.

That's hilarious as long as they were still able to get in and do their job.

Vekter wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2023 6:24 pm

BrolyButterfingers wrote: ↑Wed May 17, 2023 3:57 am You know what? I do the "disassemble their machines out of spite" bit all the time and it's one of my favourite little "fuck you"s to throw at people over petty grievances

I think it's way more interesting than punching them or whatever

The only way I feel like this was mishandled was in her dismantling/stealing the mechfab boards. I see zero issue with someone breaking in and building whatever they were denied to begin with, but anything past that is just being a petty shit to nobody's benefit, not even your own.

That's not against the rules, and nor is forcibly (and violently) ejecting someone from your department for doing something like that, so feel free to continue, but if you adminhelp because someone killed you over it, I'm not answering.

Front the logs the roboticist was also apparently being a petty shit by refusing to serve any engineers as one was rude to her, refusing to aid her in restoring power to robotics.

Maia even tried to get the engineer to apologize first to relieve tensions but apparently nothing came of it.

Vekter wrote: ↑Fri May 19, 2023 2:48 am

BrolyButterfingers wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2023 7:30 pm

Vekter wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2023 6:24 pm

BrolyButterfingers wrote: ↑Wed May 17, 2023 3:57 am You know what? I do the "disassemble their machines out of spite" bit all the time and it's one of my favourite little "fuck you"s to throw at people over petty grievances

I think it's way more interesting than punching them or whatever

The only way I feel like this was mishandled was in her dismantling/stealing the mechfab boards. I see zero issue with someone breaking in and building whatever they were denied to begin with, but anything past that is just being a petty shit to nobody's benefit, not even your own.

That's not against the rules, and nor is forcibly (and violently) ejecting someone from your department for doing something like that, so feel free to continue, but if you adminhelp because someone killed you over it, I'm not answering.

If they kill me for it I think it's hilarious tbh.

My favourite bit I've done is a geneticist was being a pisshead so I disassembled their entire workspace down to the tiles and rebuilt it in Atmospherics 1:1. including doors, and just acted like that's where genetics always was. I even configured access control on the doors.

That's hilarious as long as they were still able to get in and do their job.

They were, I kept calling the department "Atmosnetics" and they were dumbfounded until they finally just sat down and did their work. I even saved their mutations to a disk so they didn't lose them when I disassembled the computers to move them.

BrolyButterfingers wrote: ↑Fri May 19, 2023 4:57 am

Vekter wrote: ↑Fri May 19, 2023 2:48 am
That's hilarious as long as they were still able to get in and do their job.

They were, I kept calling the department "Atmosnetics" and they were dumbfounded until they finally just sat down and did their work. I even saved their mutations to a disk so they didn't lose them when I disassembled the computers to move them.

See, this is the kind of shit I wish players did more often. Things like just flipping someone's department 180 degrees. Put effort into your pranks.

NO

DO NOT PEANUT THREAD YOURSELF

YOU BROKE THE RULES

YOU BROKE THE RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!