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Tag Archives: Kirith Kodachi
Kirith Kodachi on roleplay
Normally, I would throw this on my tumbleblog, but Kirith‘s post on roleplay in modern MMORPGs has so much to chew on, and hits so close to an area that matters dearly to me, that I wanted to link it … Read the rest of this entry
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Referrer traffic distribution
I looked over my referrer[1] stats this morning and noticed something interesting. As you might expect, the sources for my traffic don’t have a uniform distribution. Some sites send more traffic than others. But, even more interesting, they have a … Read the rest of this entry
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Playstyle Tolerance: Carebears versus PvPers
NB: I had most of this written prior to Helicity’s rant. And I generally with much of that rant, actually, but after further reflection I realized it went too far and I needed to respond. Other worthwhile posts include those … Read the rest of this entry
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Intro to booster production
Overview Everything starts with biochemical gas clouds. Mykoserocin clouds get used for the weakest (and only legal) variety, synth boosters, while cytoserocin clouds get used for standard, strong, and improved boosters. These clouds reside in ladar sites, particularly in null … Read the rest of this entry
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Terminology for the demigods
I asked folks the other day which term they prefer: “capsuleer” or “podder”, neglecting to include the common “pod pilot” as well. As you might expect from as varied a bunch as make up our little community, the answers didn’t … Read the rest of this entry
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