Yes, Welcome to LLO, I can't be on today cause New Year plans but I think panda might be on. She can help you out
Let them build their project. Some people can't listen to others and have to learn by doing. I Personally don't care if they fill that area with empty housing. If they want to work on it, let them.
Why would this land be better than the other effectively infinite amount of land available elsewhere on EMC? Again, explain your incentives to me.
happy new year fellow LLOers! welcome to all new members! to the discussions about land etc I think dwight pointed out the main things. we usually do not draw lines on the map delcaring it property, clearing it out for some future project. we do make plans and visions like that but the whole idea of property at the LLO is kinda fuzzy. the main rule is not property lines or borders but respect. this might be hard to put on a map but is the concept that kept the LLO going for so long. and I am sure it will keep the LLO going through 2013 too. so please remember just this: respect! TL;DR: HAPPY NEW YEAR AND BE EXCELLENT TO EACH OTHER!
I wasn't starting a fight or trying to tell you what to do with 'your land'. I was just merely making a suggestion that you have a little more respect for others.....AGAIN. Jag off, you hostile, destructive, and disrespectful little tool.
He has just as much right to deny you as you do to claim it in the first place. L0tad, I cannot comprehend your continued inability to understand that you are being extremely rude, yet projecting that onto others simultaneously. I'm Aspie, so associating with other people is a challenge for me, too, but I can at least realize when other people are telling me that I'm being inconsiderate, I LISTEN TO THEM and modify my behavior accordingly. I, and many others are getting really tired of dealing with your periodic 'stomping', and you need to learn to take that somewhere else, ONLY coming back to LLO when you are ready to give the same respect you still undeservedly receive.
Ok guys. I have had an idea for a way to limit damage during flint and steel griefings. It won't stop the griefings but it may save a lot of buildings. I am testing it now and if it works you guys will know .
Ok. So my idea didn't work out as expected BUT I have a working modified version. Not the most efficient or good system but it will work if your house design is correct. So you just install water in areas where four walls meet, i tried ice and it didn't work. So here are some pics that make a timeline of damage to this house. So that is how it works. The following pics show the house being griefed.
I'm back UPDATE ON LLOLYMPICS So just organizing and finalizing now. Everything is near completion, just might need a few donations to get the last few supplies needed. Also, Pandas and Dwight. Can you two make it to the opening ceremony? I have a special job for you two. PM me if you can. Any questions?
I am suggesting three possible solutions for this heated debate: L0tad and all the Gangnam workers/members that are loyal to the project (including me) leave the LLO and go build another outpost with something like Gangnam there. Find another place to put Gangnam. The wilderness is infinite. Stop Gangnam entirely, which we can do is a worst case scenario. I'm a fan of #2, #1 is not a bad idea, and #3 we can do in a worst case scenario, as I said. Now let the argument begin! No flash photography please.
OR, me and Jeff work out the border like civilized people, and Dwight backs off. I guess what i am trying to say is i left downtown. I took a major loss on the project, and was told to move west. You guys say i have no respect for the comunity. How can i have respect for people that always push me around like a jerk, and tell me wast to do, and how to do it. I just want to build a nice, clean, NON ECONOMIC, modern looking city. why cnat both of us step back, and take a chill pill. Dwight, you need to back off. IT is not your war, and i have the mental capacity to work out a border .
WE are curantly 1/4 finished clearing the land. We have a deal of time and effort invested in this peace of land
