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[raulraul12345678]

thank you Teabaggin Krogan! you got my spirit! I like receiving critics when they are constructive as I can exchange ideas, the other kind of critics are smoke in the fog. Cheers and thank you for your support!

[Teabaggin Krogan]

Like hair threads.   God, I haven't seen one of those in what, an hour?

 

Ayy, it's like a comical mobius strip of hair threads, creepy romance and sex mechanics discussions, troll threads, doomsday predictions and flame wars here. But there is the occasional good thread though and the even rarer updates on the actual game, so it's not all bad.  

 

Edit: @raulraul, it's np  After all, Lovecraft himself wasn't recognized so well for his stories until after he passed away, and even he would've been surprised at his posthumous popularity. Creative freedom needn't be shackled by the limits of others imagination either. All ideas needn't turn out well but you never know when you get that really good one!

[GeneralXIV]

I didnt mean to be deconstructive Im so sorry... that wasnt what I meant... x

[General TSAR]

This thread is about an idea for the lore of MAAndromeda

 

It has been discovered that every life has a connection with a star, ''the belonging star'' and every life has one.

People believe that in the moment of death, if the naked body is sent to the ''belonging star'' it might have the chance to come back with a new life.

For this to work, the lifeless naked body has to travel without any technology from the place of death to the ''belonging star''.

The journey is long and there is no guarantee that this mystical reunion will take place.

''Star deliverers'' are sort of body cannons to push dead bodies towards the star; This sort of cannons are built in every space station and every spaceship.

A hope to, one day, come back.

 

What do you think?

That's an interesting idea for a space cult.

 

Not.

 

[ArcadiaGrey]

The thought of lots of naked bodies zooming past the window over Shep's bed, the occasional one popping with the built up gasses in their stomachs while he tries to seduce someone is making me giggle. 

[Commander Rpg]

That's an interesting idea for a space cult.

 

Not.

Cthulhu doesn't mind having astronauts as worshippers.

[Ruadh]

I'm pretty sure this was the concept for Mastodon's Crack the Skye album.

 

I'm only half kidding.