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Not playing cantr at all on a day when you have internet access and no overwhelming deadlines looming?
I mean, maybe not checking every hour would be understandable, but missing a whole day like that? Something could happen...
I mean, maybe not checking every hour would be understandable, but missing a whole day like that? Something could happen...
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Don't you hate it when...
You have over two hours of time left in Cantr, two fairly active storylines, one of those actually playing out real-time with four characters actively discussing a major event, and requiring you to be there since what happens will likely impact the rest of your character's life, and you've just smoked your last cigarrette. (Yeah, I know, all you ex-smoker Nazi's throw your barbs, I can take it...
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Okay, not the end of the world. But lack of nicotine could easily create a CR breach when the moodiness of the player spills over onto the character's actions. Hardly provable by anyone else, but still...

You have over two hours of time left in Cantr, two fairly active storylines, one of those actually playing out real-time with four characters actively discussing a major event, and requiring you to be there since what happens will likely impact the rest of your character's life, and you've just smoked your last cigarrette. (Yeah, I know, all you ex-smoker Nazi's throw your barbs, I can take it...
Okay, not the end of the world. But lack of nicotine could easily create a CR breach when the moodiness of the player spills over onto the character's actions. Hardly provable by anyone else, but still...
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Haven't had that happen to me before. It might be a good idea to instill discipline and and take responsibility. I wouldn't mind it if some of my (military) subordinates took more charge in things though (i.e. Rangers).El_Skwidd wrote:Don't you hate it when you get discharged for something your soldiers did without your authorization?
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