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Mr. Tart wrote:

Soul of Stray Demon wrote:

Serious_Much wrote:No I literally want to know why you want to keep spam here. I already looked at your post, and I understand that you want to simply segregate it to it's own section rather than reduce it.

Spam will always happen, I believe it's better to control it then to stop it.
Especially when some people don't think of what they are doing as spam, while others do. It's hard to stop doing something if you don't even when you are doing it.



But big question. Why is this thread now about spam????
 

So, What was everyone's favorite toy when they were younger?

A toy bunny. I believe my mother sew it for me when I was a kid. I'd always carry it around me, and I always refused to let it go even when I got older. It's not like I'd still carry it around, but like hell I'd give it to some other kid who wants it. IT'S MINE B-Ahem. Actually, I think I'll go look for it now...  

twigsterxd wrote:Question. Is this gonna turn into spam discussion #2 since there's already a post regarding the same matter???

Soul of Stray Demon wrote:
But big question. Why is this thread now about spam????

Soul of Stray Demon wrote:So, What was everyone's favorite toy when they were younger?

pic related:

Soul of Stray Demon wrote:What is your favorite emote on this forum?

Mr. Tart wrote:What's everyone's favourite game?

Hart wrote:@ Everyone, what (if anything specific) prompted you to join this forum? If it wasn't any particular thing, what did you hope to find/gain from becoming a part of the community here?

For me it was this thread. I had been redirected here, and to the wiki from time to time when googling things. But then I started to entrench myself in the lore of the game, and found that thread. Read it start to finish over a couple days during my off-time/breaks from playing :Pand at the end I was chomping at the bit to sign up to make sure I was here for the communal learning come DkS2.

Serious_Much wrote:If you look on the profile of the user it has been a member since the forum was created- the souls it has also adds up to that number.

I don't know what it is. I don't think it's that important though.

Hart wrote:@ Everyone, what (if anything specific) prompted you to join this forum? If it wasn't any particular thing, what did you hope to find/gain from becoming a part of the community here?

For me it was this thread. I had been redirected here, and to the wiki from time to time when googling things. But then I started to entrench myself in the lore of the game, and found that thread. Read it start to finish over a couple days during my off-time/breaks from playing :Pand at the end I was chomping at the bit to sign up to make sure I was here for the communal learning come DkS2.

twigsterxd wrote:Now for my question that is also a comment.
Can we PLEASE keep the questioning a little cleaner and less gross since we really don't need to talk about poop and other disgusting stuff.

although:

Hart wrote:

twigsterxd wrote:Now for my question that is also a comment.
Can we PLEASE keep the questioning a little cleaner and less gross since we really don't need to talk about poop and other disgusting stuff.

Bumping this opinion for relevance and validity. Would +1 twigsters post if I had any more votes to be honest, since I can't imagine its much fun having to point out things like this (not to say its easy for bluenames like Serious or Reim to either, but that is part of their responsibilities here as mods, whereas twig is in the same boat as the rest of us regulars lol). So thanks for staying on top of these kind of things man--even if its just so the rest of us don't have to make the same points.
You've mentioned some people calling out your reactions to things like this as 'acting like a mod', but TBF I'm all for it. You're one of the few people here who I see making a genuine effort to ease the workload on the staff by sorting out smaller issues before they become bigger ones.

although:

Anyway, on to happier things.
Another thread wide question: what are your favorite genres of games? And why?

Mine would have to be RPGs and fighters, with shooters coming a close third.

RPGs: Generally speaking I prefer games like the Soul series, where there is little in the way of an explicit storyline. I enjoy using my imagination to build a story around my character concept that connects him with the games world. I'm also a sucker for skill points/trees, so I really like the replay value RPGs offer when it comes to replaying with various character concepts etc. And loot. I'm most definately a pack-rat, and a borderline-OCD one at that.
As the giant smith says: "Mmmm, shiny shiny..."

Fighters: Most of my RL friends are decent competition at fighting games, so this is more a social thing. Get a few buddies over, some food some drinks and you have the makings of a pretty fun evening. Also watching your opponent rage at losing IRL is teeth-knashingly satisfying.

Shooters: Don't really know why I like shooters, I suppose guns. Pew pew pew. Yeah. TBH I only ever seem to play shooters with one particular friend, and its just become part of the traditional gaming night to slay a few rounds online.

twigsterxd wrote:@ Tart - RTS?

Hart wrote:Another thread wide question: what are your favorite genres of games? And why?