Dead and buried, and yet, it is frequently unearthed via this thread.
It would appear many folks' physical bodies are unable to stay, but their minds are unwilling to leave.
If nothing else, I lament that the collaborative GM model never really took off; having to manage a team of 200+ people these days, I can DEFINITELY see the value of that approach now lmao
(I affectionately refer to myself and my two assistants as "The Troika")
IOT, the subforum is dead, however, the world-spirit that animates and drives on IOT will live on in the halls of the Second Trump administration. And is this not what we have always wanted.
Dead and buried, and yet, it is frequently unearthed via this thread.
It would appear many folks' physical bodies are unable to stay, but their minds are unwilling to leave.
If nothing else, I lament that the collaborative GM model never really took off; having to manage a team of 200+ people these days, I can DEFINITELY see the value of that approach now lmao
(I affectionately refer to myself and my two assistants as "The Troika")
As for the troika, please tell me you use that phrase in such company. Personally that would be most of the joy I got out of it, even if I got weird looks. Just throw an arm around them and go “eh, soratnik?”
As for the troika, please tell me you use that phrase in such company. Personally that would be most of the joy I got out of it, even if I got weird looks. Just throw an arm around them and go “eh, soratnik?”
1. We raise absurd amounts of money for trans people while also doing a crazy music festival.
2. Yes, yes I do. We were the "Triumvirate" but I decided Troika was better.
I think you would be hard-pressed to find an audience. The heyday of IOT correlates with a time most of us were high school or college students, and I don't think a new generation really exists.
This is without mentioning any intracommunity drama that has erupted elsewhere that would make it even harder to consolidate around a single game.
I think you would be hard-pressed to find an audience. The heyday of IOT correlates with a time most of us were high school or college students, and I don't think a new generation really exists.
That I can understand. And forums like CFC in general have seen better days (though one might hope the current controversey around social media might present some sort of opportunity). Still, there are a few people poking around here evidently.
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