Avatar Battle Royale Discussion Thread XIX: To FAIL, or not to FAIL?

[Green-Shirt Q]

seems to me that the only people who's opinions mask cares about are shades and lying. Other then that it seems that he thinks he owns the plot.

I have always gotten that vibe. He has secretly taken over FFF using his superior reasoning and charisma.

Although perhaps a little insulting, you have to admit that the plot has run much smoother and that things have gotten much more organized. Almost painfully so.

On quite another note, I am quite astonished that the person who has taken over FFF with intelligence up the wazoo and reasoning skills and charisma to rival Barack Obama is actually 10 years old....

Either way, it's impossible to argue with him and get our plot back, so we might as well forget it.

[kpenguin]

Resistance Is Futile!!!

[Darklord Bright]

You will take part in the plot or be assimilated.

[CrimsonAngel]

My debate with Keris was not about the plot, we all agreed it was only a misunderstanding. Rather, it was about Keris who wanted to have a character able to survive on the Plane of Incarnum, which was established earlier as impossible to survive in for anything (except, obviously, pure Incarnum).

See, not all of us said it was a misunderstanding. A few of us, that actualy like random ABR, said it was funny. I liked it.

[Lemming]

Hows this:

Make all the changes you want.

He's good. A few changes, but aside from that its awesome.

[Darklord Bright]

I think there is something wrong when a collaborative comic requires certain people's approval before you can call your comic canon. It should be decided by everyone, not one or two people.

[DoomITP]

Well it was just an example.

[VampireRot]

I still miss my rocket boots...

[Mad Mask]

I think there is something wrong when a collaborative comic requires certain people's approval before you can call your comic canon. It should be decided by everyone, not one or two people.

That's weird, I never recall calling something "non-canon", except my own comics. Maybe it's selective memory, but that's strange.

[Green-Shirt Q]

I think there is something wrong when a collaborative comic requires certain people's approval before you can call your comic canon. It should be decided by everyone, not one or two people.

Agreed.

If it we're my choice, Mad Mask would be taken A LOT less seriously. But then again, that's not really up to me, is it?

That's weird, I never recall calling something "non-canon", except my own comics. Maybe it's selective memory, but that's strange.

BAH! Smooth talker!

[Szilard]

You are so charismatic, people decide to fear your presence. You hint that anything is wrong with their comic, and they declare it non-canon themselves. You have infiltrated their minds, but you will never get to their souls!

[CrimsonAngel]

AHHHHH! *twitch* *bows to Mad Mask* All hail master. *twitch*

[VampireRot]

Mad Mask is some sort of telepath! I find myself agreeing with what he says, and I love randomness!

[Lyinginbedmon]

I have noticed that Mask is generally more on hand than most when questions of canonicity come up, but I can't think of many instances where he's personally called something non-canon and it's been immediately taken as law.

[DoomITP]

its because were sick of arguing with him.

[CrimsonAngel]

Mad Mask is some sort of telepath! I find myself agreeing with what he says, and I love randomness!

*slaps with a trout*

[Szilard]

Lyinginbedmon is in league with Mad Mask! They say their half-truths, making everyone think that they did nothing to effect the canonicity of a comic, when in fact, they made you think that your comic was inept enough to be self-declared non-canon.

[Green-Shirt Q]

I have noticed that Mask is generally more on hand than most when questions of canonicity come up, but I can't think of many instances where he's personally called something non-canon and it's been immediately taken as law.

You're in cahoots with the smooth talker!



Anyway, canoncy is not just it. There is also the general direction of the plot. He seems to have everything mapped out, and anything that dosen't follow those guidlines seems to be ignored (though not necessarily non-canonized. Just corrected).

Perhaps we're I'm crazy, but that's how I see it.

[DoomITP]

your not crazy

[CrimsonAngel]

You're in cahoots with the smooth talker!



Anyway, canoncy is not just it. There is also the general direction of the plot. He seems to have everything mapped out, and anything that dosen't follow those guidlines seems to be ignored (though not necessarily non-canonized. Just corrected).

Perhaps we're I'm crazy, but that's how I see it.

If it dosn't follow their ideas, they argue.

[Green-Shirt Q]

your not crazy

That's the nicest thing you've ever said about me (assuming that was directed to me).

[Szilard]

The way I see it, everyone is crazy, though Q is less crazier than usual today.

[CrimsonAngel]

The way I see it, everyone is crazy, though Q is less crazier than usual today.

*reads your sig* Your avi! *slaps with trout* I dunno who to trust anymore...

[DoomITP]

That's the nicest thing you've ever said about me (assuming that was directed to me).

yeah directed towards you.

[Mad Mask]

You're in cahoots with the smooth talker!



Anyway, canoncy is not just it. There is also the general direction of the plot. He seems to have everything mapped out, and anything that dosen't follow those guidlines seems to be ignored (though not necessarily non-canonized. Just corrected).

Perhaps we're I'm crazy, but that's how I see it.

Whale Attack !

[Darklord Bright]

That's the thing. You've never had to declare something non-canon because people are afraid of disputing you. All you have to do is suggest something is off, and people will briefly argue, then relent.

As stated by Q, if someone makes something that goes against the railroad, they have to fight to make it a branching track. But it always comes back to the station eventually.

Ever notice that it is always certain people who make "Plot developing comics"? No one else is allowed to move the plot along until they have said their peice? Or what about the time CA made the comic with everyone heading off to fight the shades and MM said "No, not yet"? Has everyone forgotten?

[Szilard]

You have to acknowledge what people are good it. It is common respect, and you know what your adversary can do. Why not have him do things for you every once in a while?

He can affect your mind, and he is pretty darn good at OotS-style art.
I, can just distract, and pointlessly argue, and be lazy, though I am quite informed on pretty much everything.

That's the thing. You've never had to declare something non-canon because people are afraid of disputing you. All you have to do is suggest something is off, and people will briefly argue, then relent.

That's what I've been saying! You have seen the light!

[CrimsonAngel]

That's the thing. You've never had to declare something non-canon because people are afraid of disputing you. All you have to do is suggest something is off, and people will briefly argue, then relent.

As stated by Q, if someone makes something that goes against the railroad, they have to fight to make it a branching track. But it always comes back to the station eventually.

Ever notice that it is always certain people who make "Plot developing comics"? No one else is allowed to move the plot along until they have said their peice? Or what about the time CA made the comic with everyone heading off to fight the shades and MM said "No, not yet"? Has everyone forgotten?

Usualy only 3S, MM, and lyings comics arn't argued over.

[Darklord Bright]

Yes, he is good at the style. Yes, he is good at political histories, and world building. I can acknowledge this. In fact, I never disputed it, I'm just annoyed at the way nothing seems to be allowed to happen unless it goes through him first.

[Mad Mask]

Usualy only 3S, MM, and lyings comics arn't argued over.

Mine are, but I realise my error so quickly that you don't even see it.