but would never do in real life -such as going for war and destroying a whole civilization.
Perfect place for a terrible genocide joke.
but would never do in real life -such as going for war and destroying a whole civilization.
Does anyone roleplay to play the most barbarically and brutally to the other AIs?
Especially after a stressful day?
Oh man, that would be great. You'd have a Peace Advisor that helps you launch pre-emptive peace (i.e. wars). Slavery would be called Freedom, and whipping would be called Soul Liberation. The war negative would read as:
-8: We have always been at war with the Zulus!
Does anyone roleplay to play the most barbarically and brutally to the other AIs?
Especially after a stressful day?
Does anyone roleplay to play the most barbarically and brutally to the other AIs?
Especially after a stressful day?
I found the history of civilization both fascinating and horrifying. How we got where we are is a story as frightening and eldritch as any ever written by H. P. Lovecraft. Slavery and whipping, torture, human sacrifice, wars, genocide ... oh, and in our idle moments, be sure to slaughter all the animals we can, chop down the flowers, and hack down the forests.
Is this all somehow justified in an end we cannot as yet foresee?
Does anyone roleplay to play the most barbarically and brutally to the other AIs?
Especially after a stressful day?
Bah, so Earth is a violent place; it's got life on it. Humanity also has a capacity for compassion and love that you won't find among any other species.
This is why I suggest the Geneva conventions be revised to ban gunpowder, and all ranged weaponry of any kind. I think it's a crime against humanity to feel you have the right to kill someone without looking them in the eye.But the thing is, if you want to fight and kill in real life, you have to put some distance between you and the enemy or you can't do your job.
This is why I suggest the Geneva conventions be revised to ban gunpowder, and all ranged weaponry of any kind. I think it's a crime against humanity to feel you have the right to kill someone without looking them in the eye.
But they call me crazy.
This is why I suggest the Geneva conventions be revised to ban gunpowder, and all ranged weaponry of any kind. I think it's a crime against humanity to feel you have the right to kill someone without looking them in the eye.
But they call me crazy.