The Cabal wrote:Long John: Russia, yar. I'M OFF!
Long John Silver has left the chat
Moriarty: We will need to get a more precise location to you, and I am not sure how to approach this yet.
Oh, bloody hell.
Mr. Silver?
*falls over laughing*
The Cabal wrote:Long John: Russia, yar. I'M OFF!
Long John Silver has left the chat
Moriarty: We will need to get a more precise location to you, and I am not sure how to approach this yet.
Oh, bloody hell.
Mr. Silver?
Dryunya wrote:3. The Conflict Ball is egregious. We had the right to doubt them from the beginning, because they were the villains known for their manipulations, but I have no idea why they'd think a random bunch of people on the internet with a couple of actually gambitting planners would all try to manipulate Erik.
'Oberon' wrote:You say they would let us help write our own stories. They say this would help us fulfill our desires. Would they help me kill my brother? This is what I desire.
Dryunya wrote:Hell, I forgot about that. So my idea to invite them for a Minecraft chat did have some value! Pity it didn't happen.![]()
Though I believe that somebody would probably beat the crap out of them just to be able to say "I totally kicked Moriarty's ass in Minecraft".
Steinitz wrote:Would they help me kill that bumbling Londoner? They have taken a shine to him. Any story which sends me back to that world is likely to leave me at his mercy.
Adam wrote:And you are not giving me answers. You say these people are dangerous, but you’re the only ones who seem dangerous here.
Adam wrote:I’m done with the Phantom, for good. I had a little chat with him and his accomplices many days ago. Mad, the lot of them, and madder still for trying to involve me in their petty struggles. I will have no more dealings with any of them, and the Devil take them if they ever try to contact me again.
narrativedilettante wrote:... Long John Silver was actually looking for Dryu but couldn't find him because he was rash and didn't think things through. Even though Dryu would have jumped at the opportunity to do some field work. That was a tragic missed connection.
Blurred_9L wrote:Too bad they had to die... Kind of makes me feel like a jerk.
Qara-Xuan Zenith wrote:HA I KNEW Erik's letter was intended to manipulate us emotionally!
narrativedilettante wrote:they thought we were behind Deanna at the same time we thought they were behind her
Dryunya wrote:narrativedilettante wrote:they thought we were behind Deanna at the same time we thought they were behind her
That actually makes no sense either, if you think about it. Deanna's connection to TV Tropes only got known after a fair portion of her plan was revealed. Until then, she was just a random creepy (and later, outright malicious) girl. Blaming us for her actions was, in the very least, irrational, especially given our explicit backlash.
eli_gone_crazy wrote:*begins to fangirl over eric*
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
X3
Eric gets all of my <3's
Adell wrote:Why am I not surprised people read these chats and feel even more justified for being dicks to the cabal than before.
Adell wrote:Why am I not surprised people read these chats and feel even more justified for being dicks to the cabal than before. At this point I don't feel it'll do me any good to continue to rant my opinion on matters; all I have to say is that if Morgan and the others did manage to survive somehow (and I do hope they did), I'm glad they did and they have definitely earned the right to live in our world. With that, I think we've pretty much got the complete picture of what happened during all of this, nice work everyone.
Adell wrote:Why am I not surprised people read these chats and feel even more justified for being dicks to the cabal than before. At this point I don't feel it'll do me any good to continue to rant my opinion on matters; all I have to say is that if Morgan and the others did manage to survive somehow (and I do hope they did), I'm glad they did and they have definitely earned the right to live in our world. With that, I think we've pretty much got the complete picture of what happened during all of this, nice work everyone.
BlackWolfe wrote:Adell wrote:Why am I not surprised people read these chats and feel even more justified for being dicks to the cabal than before. At this point I don't feel it'll do me any good to continue to rant my opinion on matters; all I have to say is that if Morgan and the others did manage to survive somehow (and I do hope they did), I'm glad they did and they have definitely earned the right to live in our world. With that, I think we've pretty much got the complete picture of what happened during all of this, nice work everyone.
Wow, Adell. I don't know about the others, but all I said was that they hadn't changed much at that time. Personally, I hope they lived, too. Also, that there is a sequel, and they show up in it as well.
Scarab wrote:Assuming they do show up, and as you I hope for it, it will be further proof that fictionals CAN exist in this reality without destabailising it, at least to an extent, which means whatever the sequel plans are... well, maybe the choices we have to make won't be quite so difficult as they were this time. I don't know. I hope so. It was tough, feeling like we were being handed these rgeat big moral choices and consequences (choices which, realistically, should've been made by ANYBODY but a bunch of guys on an internet forum, like by soembody with legal degrees or something for example) upon which the world's fate rested.
narrativedilettante wrote:1. For me, the moral choices would get HARDER, because I want to do whatever Mr. Administrator tells me to do, but if he's telling me to do something like forcible refictionalization, and I KNOW that there's no danger in refusing to do as he asks, then I'll be faced with disobeying him because I know it's the right thing to do. In this game, I could do as he asked and even though I wasn't sure it was the right thing to do, I believed it might be.
2. People with legal degrees? Lawyers are known as some of the most amoral and self-serving people on the planet. I wouldn't want them making these decisions any more than I'd want us making them.
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