Information:

In-Faction Events (IFE's) are special RP-driven (or RPvP-Driven) events that Pluribus Neo has implemented for the entertainment of all participating faction members.  Because of the lack of RP and the current state of Live Events, the decision has been made to provide an open invitation to Recursionites to participate in upcoming IFE's.

Those wishing to participate may do so, first, by catching up with the storyline so far, and then by contacting myself (Phrack) via DN1 Private Message or in-game e-mail for further information.  Each week, following one of our IFE's, a follow-up will be posted in this thread, to further the storyline and keep everyone up-to-date.

Times/Dates:

Sunday, December 7th (Chapter 2.1) - 3pm Pacific, 4pm Mountain, 5pm Central, 6pm Eastern, 11pm GMT

Saturday, December 13th (Chapter 2.2) - 1pm Pacific, 2pm Mountain, 3pm Central, 4pm Eastern, 9pm GMT

Saturday, December 20th (Chapter 2.3) - 1pm Pacific, 2pm Mountain, 3pm Central, 4pm Eastern, 9pm GMT

Saturday, December 27th (Chapter 2.4) - 1pm Pacific, 2pm Mountain, 3pm Central, 4pm Eastern, 9pm GMT

((YAY! chapter 2 and it looks interesting considering what happened in the last chapter looking forward to this))

hmmm interesting...

In the beginning, my games were of the utmost importance to the survival of
the machine civilization. Location, elevation, wind speed, humidity, tactical
positions...each were variables in the equations I calculated. It would be
accurate to say that my games were responsible for hindering the
progression of man into the newly-formed nation of Zero One. The probable
attack methods that would be used, in conjunction with the approach
vectors...taking into account the range and trajectory of man's weapons,
Combined with the capabilities of each Weapon's payload; all of this was
calculated with meticulous attention to detail. I conducted a total of
426,728.7 games per minute. The machines were given every outcome,
insight into every possible scenario and attack method...they knew every
move man could make before they were capable of making it. Suffice it to
say that the human civilizaition never stood a chance in the war against
progress. 

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Apologies for the poor cut and paste.

It would seem Tzadkiel wants everyone to know its past.  This thing is a tricky little thing.  Anyone who crosses it, know one thing.  It likes to play games.  And it usually wins.

You could have just Highlighted the 'hidden' Spaces above my early 'interesting' post.

mantra777 wrote:

You could have just Highlighted the 'hidden' Spaces above my early 'interesting' post.

I could have.  But then I didn't look.  I'm sure others just read the post too without "looking".

A few games Variel and I have played with Tzadkiel are name guessing games and a form of "let's make a deal". We got the names right, but there were no stakes. We made the deal and almost got shot by a pine cone.