Solarverse

This seems to be growing in popularity. Not the first time I have seen this request. If I remember correctly, everyone was on board with it, it's all up to the Devs at this point.

I want the power set in your avatar to be implemented into the game. That is all.

Working as intended. It is resistible since the patch is avoidable. To resist it, avoid it.

I'm considering ET pre nerf and taking in to the possibility that it will be changed back to its original form.

Why does that look like a meme?

You are taking a pretty hard stance to this, given this game's history (or rather player's history) I can kind of see where it's coming from. However, I did not say every Flag consisted of straight lines...I did emphasize on the word "most." Secondly, straight lines can be moved in any which direction. Maybe even with a drag tool those lines can be bent to help create curvature. If a flag can not be perfectly produced, I am sure people can be creative enough to come up with something close. For an example, I have a character named, Captain Cornwall. Have you seen the flag for Cornwall? I improvised as best I could, but with a tool such as the one mentioned, I could get a lot closer. If I had such a tool available, I could make this costume be a much more closer resemblance to the actual flag. As far as controlling people, the same rules would apply as they do to names. And somebody running around with a penis on their chest, I honestly can't say would get very far without players reporting that player.

Not according to this. They mean to completely dismantle the police department and build a "Security Force" based on feedback from the community. https://www.yahoo.com/news/minneapolis-city-council-announces-plans-150000587.html

Perhaps the best reason behind this is because we don't lock people up without sufficient evidence to justify putting a person behind bars. A video of the indecent leaves little questions and although a video is not always a truthful device (since it can be taken out of context and started after the facts have taken place that lead up to the scene) it is enough evidence to press charges and put an individual behind bars.

I would like to add, the officers responsible for Breonna Taylor's death have been fired, not put on leave, but fired. The Louisville Police broke in to the wrong house, and the officer responsible for providing the incorrect address and information is not going to just walk...they are going to hang that individual. This was not a race related incident. This was a policy incident that should have never been allowed to begin with. This is not the first time police had broken in to the wrong person's home. That last time something like this made the news was when it happened to a white man and his wife. The man thought he was being invaded by criminals and produced a shotgun, in which got him killed by the police. This happens far too often and the laws need to change. This has nothing to do with race and everything to do with policy. Exactly, this was not so much race related, but rather policy related. Police breaking in with a no warrant invasion is the core of the problem with this particular case. Laws need to be reviewed and rewritten so that this type of situation never happens again.

And two times now you would be wrong. There is clearly a defensive tone in this thread and to be honest, I seem to be the only person here who has not given their opinion one way or another, but have rather tried keeping this thread and people's attitudes toward one another at a respectful tone. Also, again, "because you are white" is not an argument that holds any credence. It is an argument by authority that indicates that if you are whtie, you do not have the authority to voice your opinion. Being white is not a disqualification, yet some posters are saying things that indicate otherwise. Even better, what the poster that was accused of being white said, turned out to be very much true. I have interpreted correctly on both statements and defense to those corrections has proven it.

I second this.

Not to mention, this day and age, finding an unbiased source is near impossible. Even media who claim they are unbiased are clearly biased to one side or the other.

I have an even better question than that...how could you possibly perceive that statement as anything otherwise in reference to the quote it was made under?

Why do you say that with a vilifying tone? Are people who are white not allowed to contribute to the discussion? Are people who are white not allowed to disagree? Is somebody being white a negative thing? I'm curious what you intended to convey with this statement.

Very nice break down of what is true. Thank you. Hopefully this statement does not escape people's eye.

I disagree. It demeans an individuals view points at its very core by giving them a label that fully speaks volumes as to its meaning. "You are privileged, so your opinion doesn't matter." You can disagree, but this is the way the word "privileged" has been used since the day it was used in a political discussion. It is also unfair to call somebody privileged, since honestly you have no idea what that individual has been through in their lives.

First, I feel like that was uncalled for. It's basically saying, "Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out" and equates to, "your views don't matter." I would also like to add that there is more than one way to contribute to the game/HC. For an example, but not limited to, I have created a lot of SFX mods for this server, but have not been able to get my foot in the door to contribute financially. So I contribute in my own way and I gladly give my time to create SFX mods for the whole community. People have a right to feel the way they feel about a subject. If you don't agree with somebody leaving the game over it or stopping their funding over it, the best thing to do is to just leave it be. To say anything negative at all just stirs up the pot IMO.

Again, downplaying people's views to "privilege" is not how to hold a conversation. You are basically saying that their views don't matter because they are "privileged" and does not serve to add any real credence to the conversation. Let's try and hold the discussion without labeling people, please.

Curious, why does my post confuse you, @Patti? Maybe I can help you understand.

Not all Native Americans are insulted when referred to as Indians. I have heard Cherokee Indians (also known as Tsa-la-gi) refer to themselves as Indian or Native Americans. Mostly they describe themselves as Cherokee. I think people being offended by being called Indian is more of a new generational thing, as the ones that I know (I myself am part Cherokee and had many friends from the tribe in my younger years) or rather knew never gave it a second thought...at least not outwardly. P.S. Granted, this is Tennessee and Kentucky, nowhere near Nevada. The native tribes there may feel differently.

People power level themselves with their second account. It's actually rather common.

Exactly. The fact this thread has not been locked honestly baffles the shit out of me...it's not even in the correct subforum.

He means real world bullshit in general.

Umm, you forget it was the older generations that plowed the way for movements like this to exist. The fight began long before you were born...and long before I was born fo that matter. I thank you the older generations for making it possible for me to stand up or what I believed in when I was young, so that the new generations would have that same right. This is not a generational thing, it is a human kind thing. Always remember this and always remember each generation has their fight.

I'm not here to argue whether or not they are a political movement. I simply made a request.