[ SECRET POST #032 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #032 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe.

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Posting for Shahni. Oh yeah, and this.

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Comments

Re: #10

[(Anonymous)]

that there's a clique. that all there is is sex. that the moderators are power hungry drama llamas. (calling the kettle black, actually. who stole the damn communities? o_O)

that makes me go wtf. there has been NO SEX in the game, and no CLIQUES or any relationships whatsoever, since all of those dramahounds have LEFT.

just earlier today several new members were going on about how strange it was that they felt so welcome in paixao.

Re: #10

[(Anonymous)]

In my experience, I've RP-hopped a lot. Everything I touch and want to stay in seems to wither and die for the most part, though I dunno why. DX And everything I end up dropping after I join is like, immortal or something. It's just plain weird.

Anyway, I've played at Paixao for a few months now, and I can't see any truth to the rumors. I was loved on and made a valued part of the game immediately, without reservations, and the other players are all freakishly awesome; we have at least as much fun OOC as we do in the game itself. I dropped one of my more recent RPs because I couldn't STAND the constant, ever-present, immature, ENDLESS shipping, so I'm extra glad that I haven't seen a single bit of that in Paixao. The mods are all cool and easy to talk to, especially since they have a very strict rule of no OOC drama WHATSOEVER.

I personally don't understand the KH-centric complaint either, because I (sue me now) have never played any KH games, yet I can still function fine; the setting is a made-up neutral grounds with elements of KH that come to the fore and recede as necessary. The elements provide us with some structured plot, yet still give characters the freedom to interact as they see fit, and generate their own subplots from playing off each other.