- Location
- UK
- Pronouns
- They/Them
Because they seem adorable and yandere is the best dere
Abrogation (Steampunk)
[5] Stubborn
[4] Organized
[3 Redundant
[1] Deceptive
[2] Lazy
[4] Organized
[3 Redundant
[1] Deceptive
[2] Lazy
- Location
- A single human dimension
- Pronouns
- She/Her
They do tend to vastly decrease their number of murder attempts after courtship ends, yes. However, they seldom pull their punches during the process; for every outside Inspired who ultimately marries into the family, there are nine-plus corpses. Plus, one of the most popular honeymoon activities is territorial expansion and/or the construction of doomsday weapons.
- Location
- va
[1] Redundant
[2] Organized
[3] Deceptive
[4] Lazy
[5] Stubborn
[2] Organized
[3] Deceptive
[4] Lazy
[5] Stubborn
Nixeu
Lord of Madness, Harbinger of Llamas
- Location
- Your nightmares.
Sorry for being late to the party. I was distracted by a new (for me) video game. Stellaris is fun, even if my first attempt ended up in me drastically over-extending myself and kinda screwing myself over. No matter. My adorable snail-people will rule all next time.
[3] Stubborn
[4] Organized
[2] Redundant
[5] Deceptive
[1] Lazy
Though I have to admit, it's a close one with Redundant and Lazy. One hand, copying+imrpoving stuff is awesome. On the other, resilient and low-maintainence designs are really practical. Not too fond of the personality traits associated with Deceptive and Organized (even if Alivaril would excellent at writing the former), and the crunch doesn't make up for it for me. Stubborn is just in the middle in all categories.
Fixed that for you.
Hey, given SV's collective paranoia and brilliance, I see no problems with this plan. Also, that sounds like a fun honeymoon to me, personally.
[3] Stubborn
[4] Organized
[2] Redundant
[5] Deceptive
[1] Lazy
Though I have to admit, it's a close one with Redundant and Lazy. One hand, copying+imrpoving stuff is awesome. On the other, resilient and low-maintainence designs are really practical. Not too fond of the personality traits associated with Deceptive and Organized (even if Alivaril would excellent at writing the former), and the crunch doesn't make up for it for me. Stubborn is just in the middle in all categories.
Vebyast
Nascent Transhuman
I'm surprised that it's only "starting"; this entire civilization sounds like it needs a good kicking. Which we are, I hope, in a good place to provide. >:]
[2] Stubborn
This is a perfectly serviceable option and I'd be okay if it wins.
[3] Organized
Fetch quests, eeeeeeeeeh.
[1] Redundant
Added bonus: We have to spend less time repairing and baby-sitting things. That opens up more time for tinkering and resource acquisition.
[4] Deceptive
I feel like this would make questing pretty difficult.
[5] Lazy
I feel like I want to build my own stuff, rather than running around collecting things.
Sole Purpose
Clueless
- Location
- Spread Across Several Miles
I guess you could call it that.
BBBence1111
Harbinger of Bad Luck
- Location
- Magyarország
I expected more of you. Why not sneks in tophats?
Agreed, it sounds like an exceedingly good idea.
LostDeviljho
Flame Dragon Princess
- Location
- The glorious Pacific Northwest
- Pronouns
- Any
Totally Not Girl Genius Quest?
Fuckin' sold.
[2] Stubborn
[3] Organized
[1] Redundant
[5] Deceptive
[4] Lazy
Fuckin' sold.
[2] Stubborn
[3] Organized
[1] Redundant
[5] Deceptive
[4] Lazy
- Location
- Bowling Green
[1] Redundant
[2] Organized
[3] Deceptive
[4] Stubborn
[5] Lazy
[2] Organized
[3] Deceptive
[4] Stubborn
[5] Lazy
- Location
- The Outer Plane Of Munchkinry.
[1] Stubborn
[3] Organized
[5] Redundant
[2] Deceptive
[4] Lazy
[3] Organized
[5] Redundant
[2] Deceptive
[4] Lazy
fictionfan
Please sir, may I have some Meows?
- Location
- Tempe, AZ
[1] Organized
Nixeu
Lord of Madness, Harbinger of Llamas
- Location
- Your nightmares.
There's only a thin line between brilliance and insanity. And I mean one measured in fractions of a micron, for some people.
Not an option in Stellaris, sadly. And the snails are cute. Which makes them even better as ruthless galactic overlords, IMO.
It also comes with free compulsive lying. Which isn't entirely surprising. Alivaril enjoys being deceptive for no damn reason, sometimes. Mostly crops up while doing board games. Somehow, his aura of being up to something works across the internet, too.
- Location
- A single human dimension
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Blame my uncle. His poker face is smiling and cracking jokes. Mine is bluffing constantly. Considering my win/loss ratio for those board games, it seems to work out for the most part.
It can sometimes nurture a healthy mindset in the playerbase. I also find it hilarious.
EDIT: For example...
This was in reference to DQO.In other news, someone adopted one of the quest ideas I mentioned earlier. Both their name and the exact concept will remain unmentioned unless they themselves choose to announce it.
It miiight involve magical talking horses.
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- Location
- Boston
[2] Stubborn
[1] Redundant
[3] Organized
[4] Deceptive
[5] Lazy
A combination of perfectionism and an obsession with durable, fault-tolerant systems means that anything we make will be nigh-impossible to repurpose, neutralize, or hack. This is great, since the last thing we need is for some bozo who specializes in that kind of shit to come along and gank us in one go.
@Alivaril what do we know about our family, kingdom, and country? Would also appreciate deets on the forest and our minders. Brother, too, if it's not too much to ask. Lore me, daddy.
[1] Redundant
[3] Organized
[4] Deceptive
[5] Lazy
A combination of perfectionism and an obsession with durable, fault-tolerant systems means that anything we make will be nigh-impossible to repurpose, neutralize, or hack. This is great, since the last thing we need is for some bozo who specializes in that kind of shit to come along and gank us in one go.
@Alivaril what do we know about our family, kingdom, and country? Would also appreciate deets on the forest and our minders. Brother, too, if it's not too much to ask. Lore me, daddy.
Vebyast
Nascent Transhuman
Oh, there is no such line. Brilliance and insanity, like courage and stupidity, are only distinguished after the fact. The proposed existence of that line was itself a stroke of genius, a way for such creative minds as myself to reassure people - "Oh, yes, that line certainly exists, I know exactly where it is, you don't have to worry that I'm crossing it with this." You have nothing new to fear when any such line was crossed long, long ago.
Technically correct. The best kind of correct.
- Location
- Boston
The downside being that eventually everyone inadvertently starts to convince themselves that the line exists, at which point everyone(naturally believing that they fall into the "genius" camp) thinks everyone who disagrees with them must be insane.
It's like having a waifu: eventually, people began to take the joke seriously, and then madness was begotten.
- Location
- somewhere over there.
- Pronouns
- They/It
[4] Stubborn
[5] Organized
[3] Redundant
[2] Deceptive
[1] Lazy
If we do go for the Blackburns, which I'd love to do, the idea of repeatedly attempting to counter assassinate one of them with better versions of what they attacked us with sounds amazing. Deceptive sounds fun as a way to flavor the character especially if we go full comedy-evil mad scientist.
[5] Organized
[3] Redundant
[2] Deceptive
[1] Lazy
If we do go for the Blackburns, which I'd love to do, the idea of repeatedly attempting to counter assassinate one of them with better versions of what they attacked us with sounds amazing. Deceptive sounds fun as a way to flavor the character especially if we go full comedy-evil mad scientist.