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Minarchist posted:DanielfromSL plays Rust: One page back guy.
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Nov 22, 2015 00:55
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I watched Daniel's SL videos. I'd forgotten how insane people in SL are.
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Nov 22, 2015 08:01
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Darkman Fanpage posted:I watched Daniel's SL videos. I'd forgotten how insane people in SL are. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLurat3ZEzM
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Nov 24, 2015 17:25
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Tekopo posted:He's probably not an actual EVE Online player: actual players will readily acknowledge that the game is bad, while still playing it. Of course it's bad. It has to be bad. If EVE weren't bad then taking away people's hard earned spaceships would be meaningless because it would be fun to grind out your next ship and people wouldn't care. No, EVE is terrible so that when you lose a Titan that cost your corp a few hundred thousand man hours to assemble it really means something because everyone really hates actually playing this game.
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Nov 24, 2015 17:53
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Darkman Fanpage posted:I watched Daniel's SL videos. I'd forgotten how insane people in SL are. Im sad he got rid of the one with the pedophile
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Nov 24, 2015 18:58
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Darkman Fanpage posted:I watched Daniel's SL videos. I'd forgotten how insane people in SL are. I expect them to be insane, but it surprises me that they all sound like they are in their 50s or 60s. Did that game get mentioned on O'Reilly or something?
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Nov 24, 2015 21:12
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Bait and Swatch posted:I expect them to be insane, but it surprises me that they all sound like they are in their 50s or 60s. Did that game get mentioned on O'Reilly or something? There was a time when some idiots thought that Second Life was going to revolutionize the way businesses operated by allowing everyone to make SL avatars of themselves to attend virtual conferences and meetings. I wouldn't be surprised if that contributed to some people getting into it that wouldn't have known it existed otherwise.
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Nov 25, 2015 00:18
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carry on then posted:There was a time when some idiots thought that Second Life was going to revolutionize the way businesses operated by allowing everyone to make SL avatars of themselves to attend virtual conferences and meetings. I wouldn't be surprised if that contributed to some people getting into it that wouldn't have known it existed otherwise. It was a big fad in higher ed too. A previous co-worker of mine had a giant woody for it, said it was going to revolutionize online education, etc. Some schools put a rediculous amount of time into recreating their campuses and doing virtual classrooms. There's still a nearby school that uses it for nursing sims. Wonder if they even know the rest is just a porn and fetishist wasteland 
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Nov 25, 2015 03:42
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There are people who've been chatting online since the 90s on programs like second life so it's not that surprising. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4otpTZxJGKo
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Nov 25, 2015 03:54
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LegionAreI posted:It was a big fad in higher ed too. A previous co-worker of mine had a giant woody for it, said it was going to revolutionize online education, etc. Some schools put a rediculous amount of time into recreating their campuses and doing virtual classrooms. There's still a nearby school that uses it for nursing sims. Well if it is a sexual health class....
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Nov 25, 2015 04:22
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Someone in this very thread had a LOT of fun with Second Life A shame waffleimages is dead and gone, the pics were hilarious.
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Nov 25, 2015 04:28
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This thread has been around for almost 10 years
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Nov 25, 2015 06:09
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The Fattest PI posted:This thread has been around for almost 10 years Have we figured out what truly qualifies as griefing yet?
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Nov 25, 2015 06:17
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Why hasn't this thread been killed and remade for a fresh glut of stuff Also why isn't it in PYF for the cold list compilers to add only content, no other posts allowed
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Nov 25, 2015 06:26
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I only learned that griefing is infinite and great in its breath and depth, from quality of making a manchild scream profanities over playing the game as intended to incredibly long term mechanizations made with the intentions of ruining meticulously laid plans. From defying the expectations of the general populace by finding novel builds or using the most trivial actions that send the actions of roleplayers in a hissy fit. Even the griefs can be meta in nature, with goons griefing other goons in diction and other ways. A grief can come from anyone, even accidentally, but the greatest of griefs in my opinion shall always be the ones that give you a good laugh.
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Nov 25, 2015 07:42
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Annointed posted:I only learned that griefing is infinite and great in its breath and depth, from quality of making a manchild scream profanities over playing the game as intended to incredibly long term mechanizations made with the intentions of ruining meticulously laid plans. From defying the expectations of the general populace by finding novel builds or using the most trivial actions that send the actions of roleplayers in a hissy fit. Even the griefs can be meta in nature, with goons griefing other goons in diction and other ways. A grief can come from anyone, even accidentally, but the greatest of griefs in my opinion shall always be the ones that give you a good laugh. The thread's equivalent of the Nameless One's final speech on what can change the nature of a man.
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Nov 25, 2015 08:48
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The Fattest PI posted:This thread has been around for almost 10 years We are being trolled
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Nov 25, 2015 09:08
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death .cab for qt posted:Why hasn't this thread been killed and remade for a fresh glut of stuff PYF is really bad about that ime
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Nov 25, 2015 09:35
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death .cab for qt posted:Why hasn't this thread been killed and remade for a fresh glut of stuff Shhhhhh. Archives and Search are all sorts of busted, don't kill a google searchable thread. Annointed posted:I only learned that griefing is infinite and great in its breath and depth, from quality of making a manchild scream profanities over playing the game as intended to incredibly long term mechanizations made with the intentions of ruining meticulously laid plans. From defying the expectations of the general populace by finding novel builds or using the most trivial actions that send the actions of roleplayers in a hissy fit. Even the griefs can be meta in nature, with goons griefing other goons in diction and other ways. A grief can come from anyone, even accidentally, but the greatest of griefs in my opinion shall always be the ones that give you a good laugh.
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Nov 25, 2015 11:19
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I think it's just tradition now. There has been talk of closing and reopening the thread a couple of times. Putting the best griefs up in the OP, but usually everyone else doesn't wanna.
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Nov 25, 2015 18:04
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Well since this thread is in a slow period, did we run out of stories at the moment or all the new ones just not worth talking about?
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Nov 25, 2015 18:09
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Both I reckon. I think the issue is more of a "it's all been done before." Type of thing.
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Nov 25, 2015 18:18
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Coolguye posted:it's never coming out, the most enjoyment you will get out of it is reading the current star citizen thread and watching gaming's two greatest monsters (chris "the main cocaine" roberts vs dr derek "coke machine killa" smart esquire) duke it out in space court Also weekly meltdowns of a goons who still support the game.
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Nov 25, 2015 19:13
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As long as you can interact with another person you can grief them, but there aren't many big modern games with mechanics to encourage (or allow for) creative griefing. Or at least none of the ones I've been playing. Games which are mechanically complex enough to provide great stories have started to silo off direct mechanical interaction to prevent griefing, and games like Minecraft which have deep levels of interaction are too flat, like you can only blow up somebody's base and steal their poo poo so many ways before it's no longer interesting to read about (it will always be fun to do though) My favorite stories are always 1. You cross paths with somebody who is trying to play as intended 2. You do something which literally nobody has thought to do before, something so far outside the realm of possibility for that person, that they have their world broken and you can pull them out of their experience 3. They flip poo poo irl and we all laugh And nothing I've been playing even has the possibility to make this happen.
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LegionAreI posted:It was a big fad in higher ed too. A previous co-worker of mine had a giant woody for it, said it was going to revolutionize online education, etc. Some schools put a rediculous amount of time into recreating their campuses and doing virtual classrooms. There's still a nearby school that uses it for nursing sims. I got paid big bucks my freshman year of collage to work on my school's virtual campus as part of my duties. I wasn't even the person modelling buildings and measuring poo poo, I just did super basic scripting to make terminals and such. I spent maybe 20 minutes working for every 4 hours the guy actually building the campus spent building stuff. Miss that job.
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Nov 25, 2015 19:47
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death .cab for qt posted:Why hasn't this thread been killed and remade for a fresh glut of stuff Because threads where people can't talk to eachother are awful.
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GNU Order posted:As long as you can interact with another person you can grief them, but there aren't many big modern games with mechanics to encourage (or allow for) creative griefing. Or at least none of the ones I've been playing. Games which are mechanically complex enough to provide great stories have started to silo off direct mechanical interaction to prevent griefing, and games like Minecraft which have deep levels of interaction are too flat, like you can only blow up somebody's base and steal their poo poo so many ways before it's no longer interesting to read about (it will always be fun to do though) Did you ever crash a Minecraft server by releasing water at a high point on a map? That never got old.
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Nov 25, 2015 20:36
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Darkman Fanpage posted:Did you ever crash a Minecraft server by releasing water at a high point on a map? That never got old. Back before every server had some kind of anti-grief mod, I would hop on a random Reddit server and go find storage chests. Typically there was nothing good in it (people hide their good poo poo on public servers obv) but it was always perfectly organized. Break the chest, pick up everything, and randomly put it back in, and move on. It took like 2 seconds and sometimes I would move stuff slightly around just for another weird layer
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Back when minecraft flying hacks were new and everyone hated them because you had to play minecraft the right way, there was one of the ~true gameplay~ sorts on a server who was trying to create a sky island, which involved slowly creeping towards the edge of the island until you could place a block on the side, and it was really easy to fall off, so I hack-flew my way up there and spent 15 minutes running into him and knocking him off while apologizing every time and forcing him to slowly crawl back up
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Another time, also when hacks were new, I was showing a college buddy how stupid people in minecraft were so while some guy was building a rainbow cube, which was a sign of an uncreative idiot because every server was polluted with rainbow cubes or rainbow pyramids, I kept on flying by at insane speeds and destroying the blocks right in front of him, but I was moving too quickly for him to see who it was so he just screamed impotently in chat about griefers. Somehow I didn't get banned for this because no one knew who was doing it.
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I was also banned from one server for deleting swastikas and lecturing the admin building them that the swastikas were very impolite and that it's a good thing to be polite to people. Well those are my minecraft griefing stories. Thanks for listening.
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Nov 25, 2015 22:06
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Enjoy this classic Minecraft grief. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSMUlXWLGxY I didn't care so much for aVo's later stuff where they just turned on every hack they could think of and ran around killing people with impunity, just seemed kinda uncreative, but this one was pretty great.
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Like pretty much everything on the internet, sex is a huge part of Second Life. People would pay shitloads of actual money to buy sex attachments (prosthetic dicks, pussies, nipples of people and animals), sex furniture, sex animations, and sex audio clips. In like 2005, people started making interactive sex attachments. These were scripted body parts that a person could wear that would get aroused, jizz/squirt, trigger animations and audio to play, etc. Then, some of the sex attachment makers started having the attachments communicate with each other, so for example interacting with someone's nipple attachment (clicking it or something) would give them a boner because it would increment a 'stimulation counter' or something on the dick attachment. These objects used alternate chat channels to communicate with each other; think of it like other frequencies on a walkie talkie. These channels were used for characters and objects to talk to other objects, but nobody can actually see what is said on these channels. By scripting an object to listen on all possible channels and relay it to a user, people in the Second Life goon group reverse engineered the commands these sex attachments (the most popular brand of them) used since it was all plaintext. The payoff Using the above information, it was possible to script an attachment for yourself that, when enabled, would spam the stimulation increment constantly (and silently to anyone not using a listener object themselves). This meant that you could do two things: -Turn it on and go about your business. Anytime you came within 'hearing' range of a person wearing sex parts, they would immediately get aroused and start cumming repeatedly, with full particle effects, animations, and audio. OR -Stand in the middle of a nightclub and then turn it on. 80% of the people in the club (since they're wearing sex parts) would immediately get aroused and start cumming at the same time since it's a compact space and they're all in range of you. Since people in Second Life treat it like their real life, they would flip the gently caress out at this. First they'd be mortified because they just did a very private thing in a public place (possibly in a PG-rated area, getting them reported), and then they'd be furious because someone 'raped' them and made them orgasm without their consent but don't know who it was. The sex attachment makers eventually fixed their scripting so this wasn't possible, but holy poo poo that was some griefing while it lasted.
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https://youtu.be/wBI-Pc4zSG0 The fun starts around 5:30
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Lblitzer posted:https://youtu.be/wBI-Pc4zSG0 Knew what was coming, still cracks me up every time
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That's loving amazing. Is linden labs ever gonna make a second life 2: redux? Cause their poo poo is dated, and they could probably make a much better version with enforced scripting standards if they wanted. Like, what's their business plan, just endlessly ride the wave of pathetics until there is no more to be had?
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LentThem posted:-Stand in the middle of a nightclub and then turn it on. 80% of the people in the club (since they're wearing sex parts) would immediately get aroused and start cumming at the same time since it's a compact space and they're all in range of you. Please tell me there is a video of this, it sounds hilarious.
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Nov 27, 2015 02:57
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Thread delivers yet again. Holy jizzers Batman.
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The best part is that the MC is patently annoyed as gently caress but the audience loved it.
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