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AuthorTopic: Legends of Divinity OOC
Guardian
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You've never worked at a fast food place, have you

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Nope. But I've had a good chance to look at the summer employees one such place has, and I found myself surprised by the fact that a line of two persons can take ten minutes to solve. They're even worse than I am.

EDIT: I hope Lenar is writing that IC post now...

[ Wednesday, May 30, 2007 07:20: Message edited by: Frozen Feet ]

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quote:
Originally written by Frozen Feet:

There is a higher deity than ours, keeping watch over things. The only problem is, it has had orders to not meddle with life on Kalandha
Close. They are not ordered to not interfere, but unlike our brazen hierarchy, they prefer to keep it so that no one knows they exist. They do tend to keep to a non-interference style of management, but this only applies to direct interference. They decided the outcome of the battle between Seoth and Geltor a long time ago. Also, one last note. The deities I'm referring to is on a hierarchy between our hierarchy and the blockade deity's hierarchy.

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I'm actually kind of sorry to hear that, Nioca. The mortals percieve deities like the ones we play as infallible, but we know from the actions of our deities and of the deities around us that they aren't, and there's a lot to explore with that. How do you respond and what do you do when you have to fake your infallibility, or when you realize that other gods around you may not be working towards a greater good? But to have a higher set of deities who are infallible and have ensured that everything is working as it should ruins that exploration.

Don't get me wrong; I want you to have those higher gods. But I don't want them to be infallible. Perhaps "they" and the white-haired woman are wrong to prevent low-level gods and mortals having access to that energy storing technology. Maybe while your character is struggling to figure out what is going on, "they" are too. As I read it, the blockade-deity didn't seem like it knew exactly what it was doing all the time either. Just my opinion.

Oh, and with a hierarchy comprising mortals, demigods and angels and who knows what else, and at least three levels of deities, it's no wonder that Burrard is such a powerful and enduring god. :P

Dikiyoba.

Edit: Stupid post icon.

[ Wednesday, May 30, 2007 09:10: Message edited by: Dikiyoba ]
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quote:
Originally written by Dikiyoba:

But to have a higher set of deities who are infallible and have ensured that everything is working as it should ruins that exploration.
Infallible? Where did I say that? Just because they have a whole lot more foresight and power than our characters doesn't make them infallible.

EDIT: In fact, their relationship between our hierarchy and theirs' is almost identical to that of our hierarchy and mortals. AKA: They aren't immortal either. They just aren't quite as out-of-control as our hierarchy. Also, there are a near infinite number of hierarchies. However, the higher up they get, the less significant we seem. Thus, I wouldn't expect anyone from the fourth hierarchy to pay us any attention. Which, from a OoC perspective, acts as a sort of failsafe. And none of them are omniscient, though they may fancy themselves as such.

EDIT 2: I suppose I need to clarify one last thing. By saying "They decided the outcome of the battle between Seoth and Geltor a long time ago", I meant that they made sure to tip the balance in Seoth's favor through some small, seemingly insignificant and inconsequential action before the battle ever took place. Quite frankly, anyone with half a brain and knowledge of Geltor could see that he was going to go on a rampage eventually.

EDIT 3: Oh, and Dikiyoba? You spelled 'perceive' wrong. :P

[ Wednesday, May 30, 2007 10:01: Message edited by: Nioca ]

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Well, considering that Seoth and Geltor haven't officially battled yet, Nalyd is feeling a bit sadistic. . .

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Originally by Nioca:

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EDIT 2: I suppose I need to clarify one last thing. By saying "They decided the outcome of the battle between Seoth and Geltor a long time ago", I meant that they made sure to tip the balance in Seoth's favor through some small, seemingly insignificant and inconsequential action before the battle ever took place. Quite frankly, anyone with half a brain and knowledge of Geltor could see that he was going to go on a rampage eventually.
Okay, understood. That's the line that worried me. Except, why even mention them there at all? If there was an IC reason for it, I missed it. And if it's only in OoC, why make things unnecessarily complicated?

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EDIT 3: Oh, and Dikiyoba? You spelled 'perceive' wrong. :P
What did Dikiyoba just say about infallibility? :P
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For the record, in the end, it will James who has the major fight Geltor, not Seoth. That was set up early in the story. 'Sides, Seoth has a psycho-chick or two to deal with. Just as poor Silros may get stuck battling the uber demon lord of sheer 'ow this is gonna hurt me a lot.' If not, I'll have a lot of BSing to do.

On a sidenote: I would like to take this time to needlessly advertise Firefox, the web browser that has built in spell check(or at least my copy does, I haven't used it on any other computer).

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Nalyd is fresh out of ideas. If anyone has an offer or something, PM him.

[ Wednesday, May 30, 2007 11:12: Message edited by: Necro-Master ]

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quote:
Originally written by Dikiyoba:

Originally by Nioca:

quote:
EDIT 2: I suppose I need to clarify one last thing. By saying "They decided the outcome of the battle between Seoth and Geltor a long time ago", I meant that they made sure to tip the balance in Seoth's favor through some small, seemingly insignificant and inconsequential action before the battle ever took place. Quite frankly, anyone with half a brain and knowledge of Geltor could see that he was going to go on a rampage eventually.
Okay, understood. That's the line that worried me. Except, why even mention them there at all? If there was an IC reason for it, I missed it. And if it's only in OoC, why make things unnecessarily complicated?

It has already been addressed in IC, if in an extremely vague, cryptic, and obscure way. IF you want, reread my more recent IC posts and see if you can pick up the small little clues and hints.

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quote:
EDIT 3: Oh, and Dikiyoba? You spelled 'perceive' wrong. :P
What did Dikiyoba just say about infallibility? :P

:D

EDIT: Nylad, PM.

[ Wednesday, May 30, 2007 12:43: Message edited by: Nioca ]

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Responded, Nioca. And welcome to The Roost.

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Well, one of my characters basically sent Seoth an invite to her place, if ya wanna work with that

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Re-responded, Nalyd. And welcome to Shadow Vale.

[ Wednesday, May 30, 2007 16:50: Message edited by: Nioca ]

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Shadow Veil... huh? I'z don'tz likez wherez thatz couldz bez goinz.

Whatever it is, it had better be something spiffy awesome cool

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Shadow Vale and The Roost are both satellite forums of Spiderweb. Shadow Vale, created by Tyranicus in December 2006, is heavily dedicated to BoA and, recently, BoE, and is also notable for having no CoC at all. The Roost is a general forum recently created by Sarasaphilia, and is dedicated to scripting in Geneforge and gaming in general.

EDIT: Shadow Vale is also the place where the action in Nethergate and the recently-released-for-mac Nethergate: Resurrection takes place.

[ Wednesday, May 30, 2007 18:31: Message edited by: Nioca ]

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So all that stuff was some behind the scenes forum advertising and recruitment?! Wow... I'm amazed... I really need to get some better hobbies...

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Hm... I'm not sure how I feel about all these levels of the hierarchy. Eh, they're not seeming too important yet.

I'm thinking up an IC now, actually.

Also, has anything at all been said about Makroangkeen since Geltor merged with him? 'Cause I'd like to write an IC from his perspective, if nobody else minds.

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FF had a bit (in the second really long post, perhaps?), but I don't remember offhand exactly what it all was. Edit: Nothing too critical, though.

Dikiyoba.

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I had some in the first long post; it was there to point out, that while Geltor and Mangroankeen have similar goals, Mangroankeen considers himself sligthly opposed to Geltor. This is there to give room for possible inter-demon conflicts. If you, Eph, want to use his perspective, just ask Safey for permission and go for it.

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That would make sense. Demons are known for their not getting along with each other, especially as they get higher on the power scale. This would be especially true for 2 who are that powerful as powerful as Geltor and Mangroankeen. Demons generally work together til a point and ultimately stab each other in the back. Or at least that's how I see it working. Hell, Safey himself basically set that up with 'Destroying them was hard enough, but making them civilized, that would never happen. Not even Burrard would try that.'

Of course, I did make some grammar/spelling adjustments.

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Responded, Nioca. Part of it's cut off, though.

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Re-responded. What part's cut off?

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No, that was referring to the one before the one about Balance. With the "However," cutoff.

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Boy, we're really giving the PM system a workout. (AKA: check PM)

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Alright, here's one more PM, Nioca.

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