Notices by loveydoe, page 14
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@metaltao The important thing is that the messages are self-contained and not spread into parts, and that everyone knows who is meant to type next. This makes it impossible to interrupt someone else's turn. :-)
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@metaltao Only partly. Player one writes out their message in full, and they can interact with anyone they please with the message. Once it is sent, player two does the same thing. It loops back after the last player.
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@thewaifutyphoon 'The ogre!' said Jin. He collected himself immediately, since a samurai's training steels him for such things. He slashed at the monster. A moment later, the ogre had fled, but its arm remained on the bridge.
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@l1ghtsword And at the red bridge over the river, Jin witnessed first-hand the hulking figure of...
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@l1ghtsword #
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@metaltao I find it best when playing to take a rigid turn order, in which everyone emotes in a self-contained post, so that there can be no confusion.
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@l1ghtsword So Jin the samurai set out to prove that the ogre beneath the bridge did not exist. None of his friends joined him, but he would paste a paper with their signatures onto the gate of the bridge to prove he had really gone. There was a pall over the hilltops, and the new moon meant there only came light from the houses behind him, in the village...
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@metaltao Without formal gameplay elements, it is tough for me to get into adventures.
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@l1ghtsword I never finished Jin the samurai's tale for you
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@metaltao I suspect that the spoilered messages here show up as cryptograms or caesar ciphers in my terminal, so I am trying to solve them for fun.
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!coderponies Does anypony know how to permanently let Python know about modules installed in odd directories, like /usr/local? Do I just set PYTHONPATH?
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@metaltao I like writing much pithier things. I'm excited to read your finished text, if you will continue it. Good night!
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@metaltao I beseech you not to emulate my style, if you can help it. Mine is only one way to do this!
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!poetry #firstdate The diner smelled like fries / and burgers and the white-clad / waitress mare had a gummy patois / of rocks and fat hens but / she spoke plain Equestrian to us / we two ogled at / eyes over chocolate
