The Future of NESing

OOC: @Iggy

That is really insulting. I'm NDP supporter. I just named those two countries because they are G8 yet not world superpowers. Although I'm willing to bet if Canada went over to some country and said "Do this or we'll declare war on you", most countries bigger than Belguim would laugh.

Also, I'm a true Newb, as I don't have great anything YET. I am working on that part, I write stories, try to make orders better, etc. but would not consider myself a good newb atm.
 
Setting up a chatroom isn't hard, it's easily directing people to one that is. Then getting them to keep going. That's the hard part.
 
North King said:
My first order set was quite on par with the times, and I even wrote a story in my first ever NES, on the very first turn. New people can be good if they try hard enough.

Agreed- the hardest part is just figuring out the norms and procedure of the NESes (diplomacy, gameplay, orders, etc), and dealing with/understanding the multitude of stats.

My first NES I did just fine, and finished ahead of most people, even with a little bit of bias from the mod, Amon ;)

EDIT: What's this talk of a chatroom now? What program would it use? I honestly am not going to figure out how to run/use IRC just for something I can easily do on AIM...
 
JosefStalinator said:
You'd have the advantage that all of us would be too afraid to double-cross or invade you, lest we incur your mod-filled wrath.

Speak for yourself, I think I would find invading a mod quite an experience.
 
JosefStalinator said:
EDIT: What's this talk of a chatroom now? What program would it use? I honestly am not going to figure out how to run/use IRC just for something I can easily do on AIM...

It is extremely easy to use, and well yeah. If your extremely lazy you can still join it through jIRC, by clicking the chat link in our lovely forum. mIRC isnt hard to figure out TBH.
 
The easiest option would be to just create a channel on the same server as CFC's chatroom. Then you could access it by just going...

/part
/join #<chan>

Or just the latter. Unless it uses really weird coding. There's the problem of who to put in as Founder, SOps, AOps, etc. though. It'd be worth it if only because NESing has something of a fragmented communication base, with about 60 - 70% using chiefly AIM, and the rest using mostly MSN. It'd give an alternative to PMs (PM via IRC - real time) at least.
 
blackheart said:
Speak for yourself, I think I would find invading a mod quite an experience.

I was being somewhat humorous, as I'm sure that Turner can handle himself emotionally in betrayals or sudden turns of fate.

Unlike some of the others here...
 
Symphony D. said:
It'd be worth it if only because NESing has something of a fragmented communication base, with about 60 - 70% using chiefly AIM, and the rest using mostly MSN. It'd give an alternative to PMs (PM via IRC - real time) at least.

Of course, there are the few good people in the middle who use both regularly. :p
 
*** NES no such channel

I joined NES and it says that that doesnt exist. And I got slapped with a trout.
 
Scroll Up.
Select "Chat."
Enter your information in "Nick Name"
Change "Channel" to "NES"
Hit connect. Winner is you.

Technically when connected, it's #NES. When connecting (with Java...) it's just NES.
 
Birdjaguar said:
As I said, ultimately, it is all about self discipline and knowing when to stop useless posting, but as a rule younger people tend to be less disciplined than older people. And yes there certainly could be exceptions to that rule; you might even be one.

But just in case you didn't know, the brain doesn't complete its development until a person is in their mid twenties and the last piece to fall into place is the part that handles "judgment". :p

Actually, just in case you didn't know, the studies that you refer to ACTUALLY state that the brain in Adolescence uses other parts of the mind for desicions that those developed beyond the Adolescent brain make in their front lobes. These lobes theoretically control what we term "rational thinking" and the sort, while the "teenaged" brain tends to make instinctive descisions. Its not a lack of judgement, its a different way of processing factors and making a descion. And when America has a President who makes descions "with his gut", why is it so wrong for Teens to do that same?

And if you want to judge things based solely ON Nueral development, when you are 6-8 months old, you're brain functions the best in terms of synapses, and when you are aroudn 25-30, your brain begins to deteriorate to the point where at around 50-60, your neural "skills" so to speak, are at the level of a late teen again

But the truth is those studies are crap. They are conducted in an irrelevant, and unscientific way. Actually testing(this stuff from Jean Piaget) shows that "young people develop adult levels of reason and judgment at around 14-15, and many get there at 11 or 12" and "if someone doesn’t achieve “formal operational thinking” by age 15 or so, they probably never will. Many adults never do. "

By Age 11, most people have acheived conventional and moral reasoning at the level of an Adult, according to studies put forth by American Psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg.

Age-Discrimination based on this junk science is shockingly similar to a modern day version of Phrenology and Craniometry, which if you don't feel like reading the articles, was used by White Males to prove they were superior to Woman and All other Races.

And regardless of ALL OF THAT, the main problem with those studies is that they operate under the assumption that Middle-Age is the Ideal State for Humanity and Development.

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Sorry if I react strongly to stuff like that, but when i'm not at school or here i'm living my double-life as a high-ranking member of the National Youth Rights Association. Its the first thing in my Sig.

So Age-Restriction= Bad

And I think i NESer mod would be cool. Just like how Cheiftess was a Demo-Game player and a mod at the same time. Good Times, Good Times.
 
Those that don't wish to use mIRC can use Trillian, which also allows you to connect to AIM, Yahoo, MS Messenger, IRC, and ICQ.

And it's free. mIRC is too, but has that annoying 'Buy me now!' thing going on.
 
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