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 yo hey

 My first post here was March 23, 2021 😵‍💫

 January of 2020 for me :P 

 ay dios mio I wasn’t even around here that long

 I was 12 when I made this account lol 

 I think I was like 15 or 16

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The age requirement to use this site is 13, but many kids can access it without making an account. People can also lie about their age, but I can't imagine anyone doing that.

The point is that it's safer for everyone to keep public forum posts friendly to everyone.

 Yea there’s a lot of 13 and younger year olds on this site tbh

Yup. And you can kinda tell.

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You know what guys, I’m no longer going to ignore this. Everyone is sooooo hyped about it and think its soooo interesting because of all of the lore and special magic systems and fun creatures across its giant timeline, but…

Earth has terrible worldbuilding, y’all. Like, there are leopard-camel-hybrids with pet birds and giant fresh water fish that might breathe air and has power over electricity but no dragons? Or Krakens? or any other interesting sentient creatures besides humans. Boring! Don’t know why people like the worldbuilding project so much…

I dunno. It's got some of the classics.

A time when the land was fire.

A time when the land was ice.

It has the formation of life, yearning out from the sea.

It has the beginning of animals, Cambrian Explosion.

It has a fish era. Amphibian era. The rise and fall of giant bugs. Both in the sea and on land.

There's a great themed time of giant reptiles followed by giant mammals.

Then you get an intelligent race that rises up. Some inter-species conflict. And a surviving champion. Long time without written records to let other authors make their own stories in that time, while still having a strong theme.

And then, after long stretches with more themes than specific dates, you get a burst of recorded history to build off of and dive deep into lore without it being overwhelming. Farming. First empires. Legends of the ancients that still refer to even more ancient times.

More population. Bigger empires. Bigger things. More conflicts. Times of peace.

Now we're in a spot where the writers decided to start exploring what would happen as people became more interconnected and have laid the foundation for a space era too.

Earth has great lore.

I’m so glad someone appreciates the themes of the writing of Earth and views it as it was intended. I mean, I can understand people who dislike it, but I personally don’t.

 One of my biggest problems with Earth's worldbuilding is that they literally can't decide the theming. Like, they keep reworking everything. If you want medevial stuff, add it as bonus content. Plus, the element system was so simple back then! Earth, air, fire, water. Now they replaced all of those with oxygen, hydrogen, etc. Lot more complicated and annoying to deal with.

You still have the OG 4 elements if you want them. But the expanded element pack really makes more sense and explained the mechanics of how things were working before.

Plus the medieval theme was limiting player options. So while you can still coat things in a medieval veneer if you want, the expansions allowed more exploration and advancement.

 They exist, but they aren't considered actual elements anymore. I personally don't like them replacing a simple 4 element system with over 100.

Also, don't get me started on player options getting limited, or more exploration. They added settlements nearly everywhere, so it's nearly impossible to find anything new, and while back then you could have a classic sword duel to the death now you can't even punch someone without losing a ton of money or being locked in an extremely difficult to escape prison. So really we had more options back then.

There was a fixed-size map at the start. And while it was moldable, the current rate of play with as many players means there's not as much left. But there's still space on deep sea stuff.

Plus it'd why the Space Age Expansion is slowly getting added so that the new areas can be added more easily.

As for the whole "duel" thing that was nice at first but people realized it wasn't as mechanically beneficial. But you can still find some areas where you can do it. They just tend to have other mechanics around that players don't like. Hence why the gameplay meta has leaned away from them.

 Yeah, but what if I don't want deep sea stuff? And Space Age expansion is taking forever to develop. Maybe if they add that Time Machine concept fans made?

I don't see the hate around them. They got rid of enemies for you. If you died in them, that's just a skull issue. Now the only way you can get rid of them is to remove your reputation, which you always could do anyways. And now it's a worse process because the only way is 'Social Media', which overall I don't see why it of all things is used for cancelling people. Maybe they're just trying to make it more kid friendly by removing violence?

Also, cults were so much easier to form back then. But now they nerfed it so much it's extremely hard for eldritch horrors like us to have followers. And even when you form them it's so hard to get followers cause people view cultists as insane, a concept that's always existed but was unfathomably less common. 

Yeah I wish the Space Age expansion was already getting implemented. But there's a lot of different things to work at because the game was originally balanced around a single planet so things we built for that scale and get wonky at larger distances. They already had to add in the Newtownian vs Quantum dynamic when making things higher resolution so I can't blame them for not wanting that kind of massive overhaul again.

But I'm hopeful they're get the wormhole workaround implemented at some point.

As for cults, that's really a skill issue. They weren't removed. They were just changed to promote a gameplay style more inline with the current player meta. Instead of being big and bold you want to invest more into stealth and persuasion skills that work on the social game. Then you can get an organization and after it's up and running then you can see about adding into some Eldritch Upgrades with your cult points.

 I mean, the eldritch horror DLC let's you see the very outer reaches of the cosmos. So when you have a very outside and a very inside it should be easy to fill in the middle. 

Yeah, but it mainly seems like it was an unintentional change and they don't care much about that mechanic anymore. It wasn't made directly to address cults, they just made humans like science more due to Einstein requesting it, and he's so popular everyone agrees with him even if it's a bad change. Now cults are neglected and almost nobody uses them anymore, so the only changes made to them are accidental nerfs they don't bother to balance. 

*What am we talking about...*

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You know what guys, I’m no longer going to ignore this. Everyone is sooooo hyped about it and think its soooo interesting because of all of the lore and special magic systems and fun creatures across its giant timeline, but…

Earth has terrible worldbuilding, y’all. Like, there are leopard-camel-hybrids with pet birds and giant fresh water fish that might breathe air and has power over electricity but no dragons? Or Krakens? or any other interesting sentient creatures besides humans. Boring! Don’t know why people like the worldbuilding project so much…

I dunno. It's got some of the classics.

A time when the land was fire.

A time when the land was ice.

It has the formation of life, yearning out from the sea.

It has the beginning of animals, Cambrian Explosion.

It has a fish era. Amphibian era. The rise and fall of giant bugs. Both in the sea and on land.

There's a great themed time of giant reptiles followed by giant mammals.

Then you get an intelligent race that rises up. Some inter-species conflict. And a surviving champion. Long time without written records to let other authors make their own stories in that time, while still having a strong theme.

And then, after long stretches with more themes than specific dates, you get a burst of recorded history to build off of and dive deep into lore without it being overwhelming. Farming. First empires. Legends of the ancients that still refer to even more ancient times.

More population. Bigger empires. Bigger things. More conflicts. Times of peace.

Now we're in a spot where the writers decided to start exploring what would happen as people became more interconnected and have laid the foundation for a space era too.

Earth has great lore.

I’m so glad someone appreciates the themes of the writing of Earth and views it as it was intended. I mean, I can understand people who dislike it, but I personally don’t.

 One of my biggest problems with Earth's worldbuilding is that they literally can't decide the theming. Like, they keep reworking everything. If you want medevial stuff, add it as bonus content. Plus, the element system was so simple back then! Earth, air, fire, water. Now they replaced all of those with oxygen, hydrogen, etc. Lot more complicated and annoying to deal with.

You still have the OG 4 elements if you want them. But the expanded element pack really makes more sense and explained the mechanics of how things were working before.

Plus the medieval theme was limiting player options. So while you can still coat things in a medieval veneer if you want, the expansions allowed more exploration and advancement.

 They exist, but they aren't considered actual elements anymore. I personally don't like them replacing a simple 4 element system with over 100.

Also, don't get me started on player options getting limited, or more exploration. They added settlements nearly everywhere, so it's nearly impossible to find anything new, and while back then you could have a classic sword duel to the death now you can't even punch someone without losing a ton of money or being locked in an extremely difficult to escape prison. So really we had more options back then.

There was a fixed-size map at the start. And while it was moldable, the current rate of play with as many players means there's not as much left. But there's still space on deep sea stuff.

Plus it'd why the Space Age Expansion is slowly getting added so that the new areas can be added more easily.

As for the whole "duel" thing that was nice at first but people realized it wasn't as mechanically beneficial. But you can still find some areas where you can do it. They just tend to have other mechanics around that players don't like. Hence why the gameplay meta has leaned away from them.

 Yeah, but what if I don't want deep sea stuff? And Space Age expansion is taking forever to develop. Maybe if they add that Time Machine concept fans made?

I don't see the hate around them. They got rid of enemies for you. If you died in them, that's just a skull issue. Now the only way you can get rid of them is to remove your reputation, which you always could do anyways. And now it's a worse process because the only way is 'Social Media', which overall I don't see why it of all things is used for cancelling people. Maybe they're just trying to make it more kid friendly by removing violence?

Also, cults were so much easier to form back then. But now they nerfed it so much it's extremely hard for eldritch horrors like us to have followers. And even when you form them it's so hard to get followers cause people view cultists as insane, a concept that's always existed but was unfathomably less common. 

 I actually wish the world wasnt so controlled. It sucks, yknow like 60% of all animals are like owned by humans or something like that? Preposterous!

You can hurt people if your a big company though, just get rich, a mega company, and the usual stuff and you can murder a few people here and there.

 Exactly! 

At least they preserved the mechanics of royalty, and they made it more accessible. Why did they remove executioners, though? Like, now you have to hide the bodies, which I don't see why you need to do that.

It was part of the whole "seeing violence causes violence" thing. Devs had to appease the public.

 and they removed the air or added some- they made up a reason like that to remove the dinos and giant arthros (bugs N' crap)

It was removing the air. They just changed the composition.

And while the bug/dino eras were pretty classic, they got stale after a while which is why the changed up the ecosystem eventually to let people use different abilities.

 and It's easy to get a human to play as nowadays, but nothing else!

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welp, a final goodbye for a while!

Oh. Well see ya!

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The age requirement to use this site is 13, but many kids can access it without making an account. People can also lie about their age, but I can't imagine anyone doing that.

The point is that it's safer for everyone to keep public forum posts friendly to everyone.

 I want to crawl into a hole and die. 

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 yo hey

 My first post here was March 23, 2021 😵‍💫

 January of 2020 for me :P 

 ay dios mio I wasn’t even around here that long

 I was 12 when I made this account lol 

 I think I was like 15 or 16

 I forget sometimes how long i've been on here lol 

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*perishing*

 Insane noi sighting

 I have too much to energy mentally but now enough physically and I am rotting

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You know what guys, I’m no longer going to ignore this. Everyone is sooooo hyped about it and think its soooo interesting because of all of the lore and special magic systems and fun creatures across its giant timeline, but…

Earth has terrible worldbuilding, y’all. Like, there are leopard-camel-hybrids with pet birds and giant fresh water fish that might breathe air and has power over electricity but no dragons? Or Krakens? or any other interesting sentient creatures besides humans. Boring! Don’t know why people like the worldbuilding project so much…

I dunno. It's got some of the classics.

A time when the land was fire.

A time when the land was ice.

It has the formation of life, yearning out from the sea.

It has the beginning of animals, Cambrian Explosion.

It has a fish era. Amphibian era. The rise and fall of giant bugs. Both in the sea and on land.

There's a great themed time of giant reptiles followed by giant mammals.

Then you get an intelligent race that rises up. Some inter-species conflict. And a surviving champion. Long time without written records to let other authors make their own stories in that time, while still having a strong theme.

And then, after long stretches with more themes than specific dates, you get a burst of recorded history to build off of and dive deep into lore without it being overwhelming. Farming. First empires. Legends of the ancients that still refer to even more ancient times.

More population. Bigger empires. Bigger things. More conflicts. Times of peace.

Now we're in a spot where the writers decided to start exploring what would happen as people became more interconnected and have laid the foundation for a space era too.

Earth has great lore.

I’m so glad someone appreciates the themes of the writing of Earth and views it as it was intended. I mean, I can understand people who dislike it, but I personally don’t.

 One of my biggest problems with Earth's worldbuilding is that they literally can't decide the theming. Like, they keep reworking everything. If you want medevial stuff, add it as bonus content. Plus, the element system was so simple back then! Earth, air, fire, water. Now they replaced all of those with oxygen, hydrogen, etc. Lot more complicated and annoying to deal with.

You still have the OG 4 elements if you want them. But the expanded element pack really makes more sense and explained the mechanics of how things were working before.

Plus the medieval theme was limiting player options. So while you can still coat things in a medieval veneer if you want, the expansions allowed more exploration and advancement.

 They exist, but they aren't considered actual elements anymore. I personally don't like them replacing a simple 4 element system with over 100.

Also, don't get me started on player options getting limited, or more exploration. They added settlements nearly everywhere, so it's nearly impossible to find anything new, and while back then you could have a classic sword duel to the death now you can't even punch someone without losing a ton of money or being locked in an extremely difficult to escape prison. So really we had more options back then.

There was a fixed-size map at the start. And while it was moldable, the current rate of play with as many players means there's not as much left. But there's still space on deep sea stuff.

Plus it'd why the Space Age Expansion is slowly getting added so that the new areas can be added more easily.

As for the whole "duel" thing that was nice at first but people realized it wasn't as mechanically beneficial. But you can still find some areas where you can do it. They just tend to have other mechanics around that players don't like. Hence why the gameplay meta has leaned away from them.

 Yeah, but what if I don't want deep sea stuff? And Space Age expansion is taking forever to develop. Maybe if they add that Time Machine concept fans made?

I don't see the hate around them. They got rid of enemies for you. If you died in them, that's just a skull issue. Now the only way you can get rid of them is to remove your reputation, which you always could do anyways. And now it's a worse process because the only way is 'Social Media', which overall I don't see why it of all things is used for cancelling people. Maybe they're just trying to make it more kid friendly by removing violence?

Also, cults were so much easier to form back then. But now they nerfed it so much it's extremely hard for eldritch horrors like us to have followers. And even when you form them it's so hard to get followers cause people view cultists as insane, a concept that's always existed but was unfathomably less common. 

 I actually wish the world wasnt so controlled. It sucks, yknow like 60% of all animals are like owned by humans or something like that? Preposterous!

You can hurt people if your a big company though, just get rich, a mega company, and the usual stuff and you can murder a few people here and there.

 Exactly! 

At least they preserved the mechanics of royalty, and they made it more accessible. Why did they remove executioners, though? Like, now you have to hide the bodies, which I don't see why you need to do that.

It was part of the whole "seeing violence causes violence" thing. Devs had to appease the public.

 and they removed the air or added some- they made up a reason like that to remove the dinos and giant arthros (bugs N' crap)

It was removing the air. They just changed the composition.

And while the bug/dino eras were pretty classic, they got stale after a while which is why the changed up the ecosystem eventually to let people use different abilities.

 and It's easy to get a human to play as nowadays, but nothing else!

Humans offer a lot more options.

Yeah you could go for a Bear playthrough. But aside from the hunt/sleep/eat mechanics there's not a lot of variation to it. And a human player can pretty easily end you, especially if you start trying to fight them.

Whereas humans get to build things and on a later playthrough you're much more likely to find something still standing that you helped build.

Animals are for casuals that just want to be able to log in now and then to take care of things. Humans are for players that really want to get into the mechanics.

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The age requirement to use this site is 13, but many kids can access it without making an account. People can also lie about their age, but I can't imagine anyone doing that.

The point is that it's safer for everyone to keep public forum posts friendly to everyone.

 

Don't worry about it, it's more funny to me than anything else. And you quickly corrected the error once it was noted, which is all you could do at that point. No need to feel bad about it.

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The age requirement to use this site is 13, but many kids can access it without making an account. People can also lie about their age, but I can't imagine anyone doing that.

The point is that it's safer for everyone to keep public forum posts friendly to everyone.

 Yea there’s a lot of 13 and younger year olds on this site tbh

Yup. And you can kinda tell.

 Question cause I'm curious: how old do you all think I am? I won't say if you're right or wrong for obvious reasons, I just wanna see what people think.

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*perishing*

 Insane noi sighting

 I have too much to energy mentally but now enough physically and I am rotting

 Sorry man,,, maybe reading or something could help? Or just lying there an staring at a wall is kinda fun

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The age requirement to use this site is 13, but many kids can access it without making an account. People can also lie about their age, but I can't imagine anyone doing that.

The point is that it's safer for everyone to keep public forum posts friendly to everyone.

 Yea there’s a lot of 13 and younger year olds on this site tbh

Yup. And you can kinda tell.

 Question cause I'm curious: how old do you all think I am? I won't say if you're right or wrong for obvious reasons, I just wanna see what people think.

14-16

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You know what guys, I’m no longer going to ignore this. Everyone is sooooo hyped about it and think its soooo interesting because of all of the lore and special magic systems and fun creatures across its giant timeline, but…

Earth has terrible worldbuilding, y’all. Like, there are leopard-camel-hybrids with pet birds and giant fresh water fish that might breathe air and has power over electricity but no dragons? Or Krakens? or any other interesting sentient creatures besides humans. Boring! Don’t know why people like the worldbuilding project so much…

I dunno. It's got some of the classics.

A time when the land was fire.

A time when the land was ice.

It has the formation of life, yearning out from the sea.

It has the beginning of animals, Cambrian Explosion.

It has a fish era. Amphibian era. The rise and fall of giant bugs. Both in the sea and on land.

There's a great themed time of giant reptiles followed by giant mammals.

Then you get an intelligent race that rises up. Some inter-species conflict. And a surviving champion. Long time without written records to let other authors make their own stories in that time, while still having a strong theme.

And then, after long stretches with more themes than specific dates, you get a burst of recorded history to build off of and dive deep into lore without it being overwhelming. Farming. First empires. Legends of the ancients that still refer to even more ancient times.

More population. Bigger empires. Bigger things. More conflicts. Times of peace.

Now we're in a spot where the writers decided to start exploring what would happen as people became more interconnected and have laid the foundation for a space era too.

Earth has great lore.

I’m so glad someone appreciates the themes of the writing of Earth and views it as it was intended. I mean, I can understand people who dislike it, but I personally don’t.

 One of my biggest problems with Earth's worldbuilding is that they literally can't decide the theming. Like, they keep reworking everything. If you want medevial stuff, add it as bonus content. Plus, the element system was so simple back then! Earth, air, fire, water. Now they replaced all of those with oxygen, hydrogen, etc. Lot more complicated and annoying to deal with.

You still have the OG 4 elements if you want them. But the expanded element pack really makes more sense and explained the mechanics of how things were working before.

Plus the medieval theme was limiting player options. So while you can still coat things in a medieval veneer if you want, the expansions allowed more exploration and advancement.

 They exist, but they aren't considered actual elements anymore. I personally don't like them replacing a simple 4 element system with over 100.

Also, don't get me started on player options getting limited, or more exploration. They added settlements nearly everywhere, so it's nearly impossible to find anything new, and while back then you could have a classic sword duel to the death now you can't even punch someone without losing a ton of money or being locked in an extremely difficult to escape prison. So really we had more options back then.

There was a fixed-size map at the start. And while it was moldable, the current rate of play with as many players means there's not as much left. But there's still space on deep sea stuff.

Plus it'd why the Space Age Expansion is slowly getting added so that the new areas can be added more easily.

As for the whole "duel" thing that was nice at first but people realized it wasn't as mechanically beneficial. But you can still find some areas where you can do it. They just tend to have other mechanics around that players don't like. Hence why the gameplay meta has leaned away from them.

 Yeah, but what if I don't want deep sea stuff? And Space Age expansion is taking forever to develop. Maybe if they add that Time Machine concept fans made?

I don't see the hate around them. They got rid of enemies for you. If you died in them, that's just a skull issue. Now the only way you can get rid of them is to remove your reputation, which you always could do anyways. And now it's a worse process because the only way is 'Social Media', which overall I don't see why it of all things is used for cancelling people. Maybe they're just trying to make it more kid friendly by removing violence?

Also, cults were so much easier to form back then. But now they nerfed it so much it's extremely hard for eldritch horrors like us to have followers. And even when you form them it's so hard to get followers cause people view cultists as insane, a concept that's always existed but was unfathomably less common. 

 I actually wish the world wasnt so controlled. It sucks, yknow like 60% of all animals are like owned by humans or something like that? Preposterous!

You can hurt people if your a big company though, just get rich, a mega company, and the usual stuff and you can murder a few people here and there.

 Exactly! 

At least they preserved the mechanics of royalty, and they made it more accessible. Why did they remove executioners, though? Like, now you have to hide the bodies, which I don't see why you need to do that.

It was part of the whole "seeing violence causes violence" thing. Devs had to appease the public.

 and they removed the air or added some- they made up a reason like that to remove the dinos and giant arthros (bugs N' crap)

It was removing the air. They just changed the composition.

And while the bug/dino eras were pretty classic, they got stale after a while which is why the changed up the ecosystem eventually to let people use different abilities.

 and It's easy to get a human to play as nowadays, but nothing else!

 Exactly. When the eldritch horror add on went off sale that's when things started going downhill.

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The age requirement to use this site is 13, but many kids can access it without making an account. People can also lie about their age, but I can't imagine anyone doing that.

The point is that it's safer for everyone to keep public forum posts friendly to everyone.

 Yea there’s a lot of 13 and younger year olds on this site tbh

Yup. And you can kinda tell.

 Question cause I'm curious: how old do you all think I am? I won't say if you're right or wrong for obvious reasons, I just wanna see what people think.

Fourteen, almost fifteen.

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The age requirement to use this site is 13, but many kids can access it without making an account. People can also lie about their age, but I can't imagine anyone doing that.

The point is that it's safer for everyone to keep public forum posts friendly to everyone.

 Yea there’s a lot of 13 and younger year olds on this site tbh

Yup. And you can kinda tell.

 Question cause I'm curious: how old do you all think I am? I won't say if you're right or wrong for obvious reasons, I just wanna see what people think.

 15-16

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The age requirement to use this site is 13, but many kids can access it without making an account. People can also lie about their age, but I can't imagine anyone doing that.

The point is that it's safer for everyone to keep public forum posts friendly to everyone.

 Yea there’s a lot of 13 and younger year olds on this site tbh

Yup. And you can kinda tell.

 Question cause I'm curious: how old do you all think I am? I won't say if you're right or wrong for obvious reasons, I just wanna see what people think.