/vx/ - Videogames and Paranormal

>>170970
Source

>>170971
Internet racists told me

There appealed to be more going on then just some niggers rating hell. I'll try and see if I got any webm. 700 or whatever cops don't get called for some Dome kids at new years.

The truth is out the there.

>>171553
>I'll try and see if I got any webm.
Don't bother, I saw a couple and I can assure it was a cheap and careless psyop. Pure BS to test the water for the bigger Bluebeam psyop, the arrival of the aliens.
>700 or whatever cops don't get called for some Dome kids at new years.
You would be surprised. Bots rush to any call to fill the paperwork while racketing neighbors' money.

>>171525
This is super cool.

>>171525
Also, we are so back.

https://youtu.be/GKSK2Gx8nt4?t=1m12s
>"Racism is okay when niggers do it"
~Disney

>>171310
I guess this means I can't visit the United States anytime soon.

>>171341
I fucking hate Armenians so much.

An infographic designed to get a sense of political threat, which obviously translates into funneling taxpayer money to activists and assorted government employees. It is a grift.

>>171232
I'm too tired to respond properly (past midnight here), but am very curious to know just what's in it for you - to not only "fraternise" with "tulpas" but also recommend it to others. What's in it for you?

At the very least, it's doctorate-level escapism, and even you need to admit that escapism can get destructive very quickly. How is any of this good?

(I'll find that jpg tomorrow, of a decaying woman with VR goggles on, inside a rotting room, with the caption "You will own nothing and you will be happy.")

>>171229
>I grew up in a super religious household and I can't stand it, I wasn't even allowed to watch Pokémon or even Teletubbies because they was "satanic".
Wow, to be honest it sounds like you have amazing parents. I wish more parents had kept their children away from that mind/soul-destroying shit. (Pokemon was woke as hell and full of animal-abuse, and telestubbies wasn't only mind-numbing but had weird almost-sexual innuendos and situations in it.)

Can you trace your decisions back to the point where you decided to reject their advice? I'm wondering why your parents keeping you from such twisted mind-programming didn't prevent you from disliking it as well.

I used to watch all the shit on TV growing up, over many years, from the kiddie-shit to the violent and sexual stuff, and it messed me up big time.
If I ever manage to reproduce (with an actual female), I'll NEVER let my pups watch TV; in fact there won't be a TV in my house, and the computer will be locked away in a secret room. Any visitors (and their offspring) will first be checked thoroughly for signs of TV/media addiction/programming before being allowed contact with my family.

>>171233
I got sick of it, constantly having the bible shoved down my throat drove me FAR away from it. I got sick of being told everything is evil and satanic or witchcraft. it drove both my sisters away from it also, my sisters wanted a haircut for years and mom wouldn't allow it because "the bible says women should have long hair" you know what they did the second they moved out? they cut their hair short and dyed it

>>171231
>in similar "circles"
All new-age crap is not reliable.
They'll try grabbing whatever they can.
>Bitch, please
You double nigger. You have to be as wise as snakes and innocent as doves. You're actively making an ass of yourself and the bludgeon you're using.
Because you aren't going about this wisely.
<Follow with what The Holy Spirit has for you. He is powerful.
Which is more powerful some natural or demonic force or God dicking around? It's always God.
>literally
Prove it.
Again God is much more than anything that would attempt to muster against Him.
>lot of assumptions
So are you.
>tulpas are channeled demons
Incorrect they are not. They're people. As people they too can have a sinful nature like all of us and with The Holy Ghost and Jesus' finished work on the cross also a spirit nature like all of us has the opportunity to embrace.
They can be in His book of life.

>The Jesus you are talking about is not the real Jesus Christ.
...
<His Word is true
<because of Jesus and what He did you can come boldly to the throne of God
<not sniveling, but boldly have a chat
<His word is true, we have the way greater than Moses. Which I might add talked face to face with eachother.
<He made you.
<He did all this because of who He is.
<saint Paul does what The Holy Ghost has for him and The Holy Ghost is full of power and majesty.
Could potentially that what I say is true, you're attacking the source of my credibility?
It is possible for demons to wear disguises what they don't do is point people back to Jesus on the cross unless God is making them do so.
So you claim that He that I know isn't Him.
You could ask God that you know and He will respond for many reasons, one of which is that He said He would.
However do you know Him and does He know you? When you understand what Jesus has done (The Good News) you can with confidence always say yes.
Did you talk with God?
If not maybe take a minute to stop throwing stones in a glass house and go talk with Him.

>>171233
>How is any of this good?
Go ask God.

>amazing parents
It sounds to me that it's a hyper religious like the pharisees.
Not an introduction to Jesus and The Holy Ghost and The Father, but using dead words in dead ways. A club to enforce obedience.
>it messed me up big time
You should talk with God about that. He knows if you're able to handle meat and whether you'll hurt yourself by doing so one way or the other.

>>171233
>very curious to know just what's in it for you
Nothing actually. I just found those arguments to be BS. I don't have any tulpas. I tried it out back in the old /mlp/ threads, but it never worked out for me.
I also know that tulpafags are part of this fandom, and that preserving the culture of /mlp/ oldfags is part of the purpose of this site, so it's normal that the /x/ section of the site would have a tulpa thread.
>"fraternise" with "tulpas"
What does that even mean?
>recommend it to others
Nowhere did I recommend it.
>At the very least, it's doctorate-level escapism
This is true. Then again, a lot of things in the FiM fandom are escapism.
>you need to admit that escapism can get destructive very quickly
It can, but not necessarily. Like I said above, a lot of the FiM fandom is escapism, and it hasn't necessarily been harmful. A couple whitepills here and there aren't too bad.
>VR goggles
Has nothing to do with tulpas.
>Pokemon was woke as hell
How?
>full of animal-abuse
They really toned down the implications of abuse in the games. Now it's all about friendship.
If you want animal abuse simulator, play Palworld.
>If I ever manage to reproduce (with an actual female), I'll NEVER let my pups watch TV; in fact there won't be a TV in my house, and the computer will be locked away in a secret room. Any visitors (and their offspring) will first be checked thoroughly for signs of TV/media addiction/programming before being allowed contact with my family.
That's quite rich coming from the guy who by his own admission is arguing on a Mongolian horsewhispering forum at midnight.

>>171227
Sleep deprived me is dumb don't listen to sleep deprived me.

love mares, protect mares, kiss mares on the snout, sneak up behind mares and give them a hug, liberate mares, cook mares a nice breakfast, give mares a college education, pay mares Fair wages, heal mares, complement mares on their manes and coats, create a stable job market for mares, give mares quests, let mares teach restoration magic to the people, tuck mares into bed and let them know it will be okay, teach mares that they are not all Lusty or servants, break stereotypes about mares, try Pony Cuisine, Embrace mares, fuck mares, let mares know they have a valuable place in society, give ponies magic weapons and pay them to defend your Treasures, learn the unique combat styles of mares, give a Pony an Ebony spear, seduce mares, engage mares in Long Pleasant conversation, play League of Legends with mares, guide mares through the rough and Rocky Waters of life, let mares plot with you to destroy the mongrel dogs of the Empire, pat mares on the back for a job well done, employ mares, love mares.

>>167880
Wholesome af
And did I sense some Morrowind in it?

>>171082
It's a copypasta of a copypasta and I just search/replaced 'argonian' with 'mare'

>>170993
And it is the one place they have a chance of true escape in. After boarding passengers at Beakstadt and departing the station, Amber goes to Helder and asks what they should do at Hellheim. Amber has done her part, now it's up to him and his contacts.

>>170992
Very colorful and detailed exposition, as usual.

Posey exits the vehicle and thanks Mason for his service. She shuffles Gloomy along with her, levitating the excited and curious foal and trotting towards the building a bit more quickly than a normal pony might with a whirl of her cape, trying to stay out of the sun.

>rod of Asclepius
Posey winces at the healing symbol somewhat, averting her gaze as she forges as she passes.
> For Gloomy in particular this must be an unusual experience, for rarely has he seen so many living ponies, and certainly not like this.
Gloomy is not feeling so gloomy right now, as he is indeed very excited by all of the new sights "ooh-ing" and "ah-ing" as he goes. He turns his head left and right, taking in all of the new experiences, and shouting several variations of "momma look!", blissfully ignorant to the furtive and paranoid attitude of his momma.
His excitement gets the better of him, and by the time the door closes his happy giggling abruptly deteriorates into a rough coughing fit, followed by a series of pained groans, shudders and head-tossing as he weakly mutters something incoherent.
At this, Posey stops, turns to Gloomy, and holds his head to her chest with a hushed whisper, stroking his mane and cooing a faint eerie melody that seems to calm the foal down, like a lullaby. As his convulsing stops, Gloomy, looks up at Posey with a silent nod as she strokes his mane. He smiles at her through his pained grimace. His demeanor is once again a bit gloomier, but also calm, and still showing signs of his youthful excitement from earlier.
"Are you ready, my sweet little lamb?"
"Y-yes, momma."
"Do you need to stop? Take a nap? Have a snack? Go potty?"
"No momma."
"What a big, strong colt you're turning out to be. Trot along now, sweetie." Posey says, tasseling his mane as she turns and walks deeper into the building, slower this time as Gloomy weakly follows after her.

If any other ponies stared at this interaction, Posey pays them no mind, unless of course they solicit her.

>>170992
I take it that Posey already knows which room to meet the doctor?
I'm going to preemptively roll a Gather Information check for Posey to find her way there, if needed.
[1d20+4 = (15+4) = 19]

>>170996
Pretty sure that succeeded.
Posey checks with the clerk, before proceeding to the doctor's office.

>>170994
Unhelpfully, yet not entirely unsurprisingly, Helder freezes up. Helder says,

"We need - we need to get to Freieluft within the Office of the Master of Rituals... the director of art. In Hellquill City."

>>170995
>>170996
>>170997
Posey doesn't have to look far at all, as Mason guides her to an office. Going inside, it's not of a particularly large size, perhaps a little smaller than a bedroom. There is a window on the far side, though the blinds are closed and both the left and right walls, as well as every single inch of the close wall save for doorway, is covered in bookshelves. Innumerable books crowd the shelves, many with worn leather binds, or pages that stick out of the book after having clearly fallen out and being imperfectly placed back in. An Equestrian steel military helmet, with its straps off to each side, sits on top of the left shelf. Near the closed blinds of the windows, a bit to the left, is a pot with an artificial "plant" that has feathers in place of leaves. In front of that is a crowded wooden desk, with a busy mail stack piled with letters. There is a stack of papers, as well as another stapled on top of that, and a red booklet entitled "The Equestrian Medical Journal" in pristine condition on the right side of the desk. On the left and a little closer to the back is a very, very old leather-bound book, titled "Quamoon-e-Islamb, or the customs of the Moosemares of Saddle Arabia" by Jade Saffron. But this is just a sample of what lies in this room. In front of the desk is a single chair, with a ecru wool blanket piled on it, and behind the desk, another simple chair with a rain jacket.

This is the office of Junior Professor of Necromancy Diligent Debride, so says the plaque outside.

>>158693
>the expense of raising an army of mages or one-man army mage that can cast fireball.
That's a good question.
If becoming a Wizard is like having a PHD in magic, then the cost to train and educate a wizard could be quite high, not counting the material costs for magic.
However, in the interest of fantasy roleplay, most wizards level up not at the academies, but on the battlefield as adventurers, implying that it costs very little to level up. Then again, d&d leveling was originally tied to how much gold the adventurer procured, so who knows what it costs to train a war wizard.

In most fantasy settings, even high magic ones, accomplished mages are rather rare. There's usually a reason for scarcity in heroic classes, usually the idea that only geniuses can become heroes, which exemplifies the role of player characters as protagonists. This is similarly reflected in /mlp/, as among the unicorns in the show only a handful have strong aptitude for magic, even when looking at Twilight's classmates in the school for gifted unicorns.

Perhaps there wouldn't be very many mages at all on a pony battlefield.

Flat expanding realms as fantasy settings?
I don't really care about the real world, but I wonder what perks there could be to flat planar realms.
I usually treat outer planes as semi-flat unlimited ranges, so why not treat the prime material plane the same? The ice rings could be interesting zones to explore, and beyond them there could be older worlds and advanced civilizations.

A setting with a long history could have interesting events with a new Sun/Earth being born.

>>161186
I'm considering doing this for my upcoming pony game.
It wouldn't be hard to unfold the globe into a realm, and it makes my lore about the wendigos occupying the edges of creation make more sense occupying a ring than two poles.

Also, doing away with scientific concepts like planets, gravitation and orbits opens up room for more fantasy concepts, like entities interacting with celestial bodies (See: Celestia and Luna).

What would you say are elements for a good pony setting? What kind of pony world would you want to play in?

How should the planescape work in a pony game? FiM makes little mention of outer planes, but many games give mention to upper/lower celestial/fiendish planes.
I would certainly make the realm of dreams quite relevant, and maybe even Tartarus for monstrous creatures, but other Planar aspects aren't really in line with FiM.
What about the afterlife though? I considered making the realm of dreams also the realm of the dead.

>>170854
>When I pray, besides in Tongues with The Holy Ghost
>in tongues
Fuck, now is confirmed you are possessed.
Say your real name you demon.

>>170859
You should read your Bible.
>now is confirmed you are possessed.
Incorrect The Holy Ghost is within as He has baptized me in His fire.
Tongues as aforementioned is what anyone and everyone who is with The Holy Ghost can do.
There's that of other languages spoken commonly, but that's not what I'm talking about. God can enable people to do that.
I'm talking about what is essentially baby babbling except God is praying to God and only God knows. Unless you ask and seek to know.
With God speaking ordered noises is fully under your control and cooperation. You start doing it and you stop doing it, it's really simple.
The Holy Ghost is the gift, His fruit also is of peace, power and majesty. Such as prophecy.
Acts 11
Colossians 1
Romans 10
Romans 15:19
2 Corinthians 2-5
You'll notice I'm not citing the power, but the spirit and intent He wants to send.
Hebrews 1
Jesus is my friend and family and Lord and God. I won't deny Him. The Holy Ghost will always affirm Jesus Christ.
Ask God to affirm His Ghost, ask God to affirm Jesus. He will do it.
The Holy Spirit will always point you to Jesus.
Who you are in Him.
The Holy Ghost hits the mark on your behalf, for example when praying.
1 Thessalonians 5:12-28

>>170867
Stay away.

>>170871
You've accepted what Jesus has done for you right?
Are you standing in Jesus or not? When you are who God says you are demons run the fuck away from you.
Walk in The Holy Ghost He'll teach you all things.
Read the New Testament.
Galatians 5:22-23
I'm not a demon or other entity of that ilk.
And even if you're not in Jesus you can call out to Jesus for help.
Otherwise improve your stank ass low quality bait.

Hey guys! Not trying to stir the figurative pot, but I found this webpage and thought it might warrant consideration. In the preface, it states that glossolalia (speaking in tongues) was most likely deprecated after it served a purpose during the time of the New Testament, and if happened upon, is a hugely personal experience tied to one communing with the Holy Spirit.
https://www.goarch.org/-/speaking-in-tongues-an-orthodox-perspective
I think Saint Paul's careful admonition of the Corinthian variant to be illuminating: "I would like for all of you to speak in strange tongues; but I would rather that you had the gift of proclaiming God's message. For the person who proclaims God's message is of greater value than the one who speaks in strange tongues-unless there is someone who can explain what he says, so the whole Church may be edified. So when I come to you, my brethren, what use will I be to you if I speak in strange tongues? Not a bit, unless I bring to you some revelation from God or some knowledge or some inspired message or some teaching."
This statement was issued to the Christians in Corinth as they were still vaguely influenced by Dionysiac customs of divine stupor and sought to rectify their overall course, lest they wrongfully syncreticise paganism with Christ's teachings. The other major instance outlined was pertient to Pentecost, which was due to the Holy Spirit inspiring the gathered Apostles, who'd begun to speak in many languages and dialects. It's written that the many Jews who'd visited Jerusalem on that day had heard all of them and could understand what they said despite not having an intuitive knowledge of the languages being spoken. What do you all think?

>>170874
As Saint Paul corrected the Corinthians from only using what The Holy Ghost provides for only themselves to instead think about how to enrich others.
They're hyper focusing on over hearing private prayer and encoded prophetic message that requires an interpreter (which they forgo) as the main mode of the group. Which isn't how it's supposed to be, it's about love for one another and those lost and those who are enemies.
In private you can communicate with God. In a way you understand and in a way only The Holy Ghost knows.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRCocuHteAs
First Corinthians 14:4

>>170570
All right. I deciphered the code.

अविश्वासिनः मम चेतावनीः शृणुत। अतिराजकुमारस्यैव सामर्थ्येन भवतः मनसि नीतः। अस्मिन् देशे वयं वेद्याः उत्थापितवन्तः येन वयं भवन्तं स्वदेवेभ्यः बलिदानं कुर्मः। दशसहस्राब्दानां अपवित्रयुद्धस्य दिग्गजाः भवन्तं स्वस्य महान् जूतानां पदानां अधः पिष्टुं प्रतीक्षन्ते । खोर्ने इत्यस्य चयनिताः भवन्तं स्वस्य रक्तरंजितसङ्ख्यायां योजयितुं क्षुधां कुर्वन्ति। रकतदेवः स्वयमेव एतां भूमिं चिह्नितवान्, भवतः कपालं च स्वसिंहासनार्थं दास्यति। अपरिहार्यस्य विरोधे आशा नास्त