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Can we all show a little restraint please?

January 19, 2014 - 8:39pm — Apoidea
Please?

l have been seeing a ton of new characters being created by older players. I would be all for it as it's an expression of creativity, but the amount of third generation pictos being registered is causing them to dwindle at an alarming rate. I would just like to caution all current players to be careful about how many new pictos you are registering right now. It would be wise to really consider a character before registering a brand new account for them. Otherwise please recycle an old picto you aren't using at the moment. We can't have new players without pictos for them.

Disclaimer: I am NOT trying to be the "Pictogram Police" or anything, just putting a concern out there. Anyone who wants to argue about my post can contact me on Skype (just_ rae). Otherwise, feel free to post your thoughts below.

Tera also had some good ideas, please consider them as alternatives!
Terabetha wrote:

One thing that can be done is to create characters that are Community Site characters only. These are ones that do not have a pictogram. This sort of play works really well for characters that you can't represent, or due to an aggressive/obnoxious nature, don't want to play in game. I've used this before for two of my characters and ended up having amazing RP experiences with them and getting more meaningful contact than in game! Just because a character is fun to draw and RP doesn't mean they NEED a pictogram. You can draw and RP without one, using your main account! This is also a fantastic way to 'test drive' a new character, to see if you will actually continue to play them. If you find yourself growing bored of them within a few weeks, don't register a pictogram for them. If you find yourself really growing attached and the character is rewarding for you, consider giving it a unique account (if that character would benefit from being in The Forest itself).
Sighthoundlady's picture

All I ask?

January 19, 2014 - 8:26pm — Sighthoundlady
mistydreams13's picture

Cheats!!!!!!!

January 19, 2014 - 5:03am — mistydreams13
Hey guys Misty here. Anyone have any good cheats to share, cuz I do. Smiling . Okay so here it is, you all must now how to save your deer right. You also must know where the magic fountain is right. Well how would you like to be a different animal for as long as you want? Here's how you do it.

1. Go to the fountain
2. Have a drink
3. To save this animal click where the save button usually is
4. Go out side of the circle
5. Reload your deer
6. Bam! You've changed into a different animal

There, if you guys know something better fell free to share.

.: Severa :.

January 18, 2014 - 11:11pm — /
Michael Samyn's picture

Just a test

January 18, 2014 - 12:32pm — Michael Samyn
Please ignore
Ludeer's picture

Time with Padieon [Open RP blog]

January 18, 2014 - 8:59am — Ludeer
I figured because
- classes are coming up
and
- I have work
and
- sometimes my computer lags too much to be in the forest (on the norm on a good day it'll run 5 fps)

I am starting an RP blog for Padieon! It'll be easier to get some interaction with other characters this way. Feel free to post your character meeting him however you want. Generally he's running around the whole forest trying to meet people so it doesn't really matter where your character "finds" him.

Multiple people replying here at a time is fine as well, I'm fine with multi-string rps.

Wake up

January 18, 2014 - 6:13am — Worlds.Fool
A young fawn twitches it's nose to the smell of flowers and fresh dew grass. What awaits in this world?
DashingFate's picture

I saw a doe!

January 18, 2014 - 4:47am — DashingFate
In real life, not on TEF xD

I live out in an area where the nearest town is about ten miles away or whatever. So it's pretty isolated and there's not much out here to scare off the wildlife.

Anyways, it was really foggy and I was trying to get into town to pick up some treats for tonight, since I'm focusing on a cosplay and need the sugar to keep me awake, and about a couple minutes into my drive, I saw one doe cross in front of me and head into the field. She was absolutely beautiful (and smarter than most deer, since a lot of them just stand in the road and you have to wait forever for them to move), but I think she may be the one I saw crossing the street with her fawn earlier (sometime in the late summer).

Anyways, there's my topic for the night! Laughing out loud
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