2. Oh dear, more introductions. Well, I think I must reply with my own as well; it's only fair. I have no fortress; only a somewhat large vocabulary to draw on every day and thoughts that often go unshared. If you are trying to symbolize my fortress as a wall of text, well... you can't stop that at all. I enjoy it too much. It's wonderful, writing without a sense of when to stop. "Is this paragraph getting too long? That's ridiculous; I should make it longer!" I am ready to fight with every word I know, writing walls of text that could stretch the world. You say Kratos? Well, other than the mod he's not that intimidating. You see, nothing trumps Egyptian Mythology as the best archiac religon. I will cause more chaos than Set himself, showing you the wisdom rivaling Thoth, ruining your time with Osiris by feeding you to Ammit. I must conclude that it is ridiculously interesting and satisfying, even more than Greek Mythology. I was jumping at the chance to research those dieties, wishing that there was more information about this odd mythology. Why? I'm not particularly sure, but it's much better than Greek mythology by far. I'm sorry, but your Kratos is trumped in my opinion. If we must be violent, then I will kill you verbally and dismember your corpse; not even Isis could save you after that.
3. Ah. For myself, "server is too busy at the moment" messages are my biggest problem. I don't know why; but they are and they seem to happen at the most inconvenient moments. Luckily my posts can often be saved--but several times they cannot be. It disappoints me severely whenever I lose a part of my work. It often makes me reluctant to try again, sometimes even delaying a reply for days or even a week. I often use quick reply as well. It is often a pain, because many times I have accidently pressed "send" when I did not mean to do such a thing. Or, even worse; have it accidently deleted or eaten. It is quite a pity, that. I noticed little of the half-heartedness, if you meant it showed in the reply. Although I don't have much of an eye for good fiction or not, as long as the grammar and spelling are fine as well as the characters not being horribly bad. >_< That's a creative metaphor. I have had several in the past, but not that many in close range; I've began to save every large post I plan to make in Notepad as it progresses. However, I have had a glaringly terrible one; I once was going to summarize Tides Under Siege for Exo. Several miserable paragraphs in, my computer had a BSOD and I lost everything. It was horrible, to say the least. I ended up not summarizing him (obviously). SE&F handled that quite well.
4. Oh well. At least we are both able to talk via the forums; in a similar way I am almost always online here. And although our visitor messaging has become a tedious process to waddle through, there's always PMing. I might come online to #tcod soon, if I manage to get enough things done. You see, even behind this I have two reffings to do and a mafia to update. Obviously all of those things being accomplished along with this is not of the highest priority, but I at least plan to make up my lateness in my one mafia I actually /like/ updating with a beautiful goodbye. Once you finish up Homestuck, go and read it; I love how everyone played their characters and it almost makes for a believable AU (if I may say so myself). It really is. How odd, the comfort of anonymity that allows us to give out such pieces of information to almost total strangers. I mean, think of this; I haven't even told my family I'm atheist and on my profile if you look it's shown for all to see. Sometimes it just feels better to say such things to people to won't necessarily be able to look down on you for it, I suppose. I might be able to come on there later.
3. Ah. For myself, "server is too busy at the moment" messages are my biggest problem. I don't know why; but they are and they seem to happen at the most inconvenient moments. Luckily my posts can often be saved--but several times they cannot be. It disappoints me severely whenever I lose a part of my work. It often makes me reluctant to try again, sometimes even delaying a reply for days or even a week. I often use quick reply as well. It is often a pain, because many times I have accidently pressed "send" when I did not mean to do such a thing. Or, even worse; have it accidently deleted or eaten. It is quite a pity, that. I noticed little of the half-heartedness, if you meant it showed in the reply. Although I don't have much of an eye for good fiction or not, as long as the grammar and spelling are fine as well as the characters not being horribly bad. >_< That's a creative metaphor. I have had several in the past, but not that many in close range; I've began to save every large post I plan to make in Notepad as it progresses. However, I have had a glaringly terrible one; I once was going to summarize Tides Under Siege for Exo. Several miserable paragraphs in, my computer had a BSOD and I lost everything. It was horrible, to say the least. I ended up not summarizing him (obviously). SE&F handled that quite well.
4. Oh well. At least we are both able to talk via the forums; in a similar way I am almost always online here. And although our visitor messaging has become a tedious process to waddle through, there's always PMing. I might come online to #tcod soon, if I manage to get enough things done. You see, even behind this I have two reffings to do and a mafia to update. Obviously all of those things being accomplished along with this is not of the highest priority, but I at least plan to make up my lateness in my one mafia I actually /like/ updating with a beautiful goodbye. Once you finish up Homestuck, go and read it; I love how everyone played their characters and it almost makes for a believable AU (if I may say so myself). It really is. How odd, the comfort of anonymity that allows us to give out such pieces of information to almost total strangers. I mean, think of this; I haven't even told my family I'm atheist and on my profile if you look it's shown for all to see. Sometimes it just feels better to say such things to people to won't necessarily be able to look down on you for it, I suppose. I might be able to come on there later.