Recent content by Emilia Fοddg

...What?

+Support Didn't realise this wasn't a thing

Actually I sample to drink the samples, but yes

+/- Neutral A big part of the entire reason that 60s cooldown for leaving spawn after respawning from a raid is because the response time would be ridiculous otherwise - Like FL3, SOPW, CI bunks, basically where they spawn is no response time at all. I could understand this for specific cases...

As a former UK E-11 CPT that failed to change the regiment from the inside, I can tell you right now that this isn't something they're going to willingly do themselves. SL intervention here is justified IMO

let's break this down here what's the first part of "permaban" short for? looking through it, it looks pretty bleak. if you weren't directly told that the ban is with no opportunity to appeal, it's probably worth at least privately asking staff if you are able to appeal it, but even then just...

Who downvoted this :ROFLMAO: +Support EDIT: Wait why is this a rule suggestion and not a content suggestion, just apply the gag flag to crushing?

No way we're bringing back classic Runescape wavy text :love: +Support I wanna see someone try 'Buying gf' and immediately get an ERP warning

21st century sideways maaaaaaan

mood

IIRC, the TS requirement is something that is actively imposed by the actual roleplay groups themselves (At least on UK, I know that CI and all MTFs absolutely require that you join it when joining)? So even though it's not an IC thing, it's weirdly an IC enforcement? I agree with the idea of...

+Support Does good on ESA, little lacking but I say give them a shot

Will probably be easier once virtual SWEPs are ready.

+Soft Support More of a long-term endeavour than anything. EDIT: That being said, this is definitely an appropriate direction to take new SCP development - In terms of "normal" SCPs, we've kinda sorta saturated everything? So this would end up being pretty fresh. What would lowkey be really...

That makes sense - This is only a guideline to give an idea of what the thought process should be going into changing access permissions. Are you at least interested in any access changes and/or other access-related QoL changes along the same vein?