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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: consistency with words spelled multiple ways

2010-02-16T01:44:45Z

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	==Faction messages==		==Faction messages==
	When a hero is added to a faction, that hero's ~~adviser~~ gets new messages related to the faction as a whole. Currently, there are only faction wellness and faction event messages. A third type of faction message, opportunities, allows the option for factions to harm/help each other. This third type began being transmitted with "phase 3" of the game, which began on September 29, 2009.		When a hero is added to a faction, that hero's advisor gets new messages related to the faction as a whole. Currently, there are only faction wellness and faction event messages. A third type of faction message, opportunities, allows the option for factions to harm/help each other. This third type began being transmitted with "phase 3" of the game, which began on September 29, 2009.
	===Faction wellness messages===		===Faction wellness messages===
	Faction wellness messages have some similarities and differences to hero-type wellness messages. Like normal wellness messages, faction wellness messages boost rating points and experience, and are chosen from a static pool of messages. However, unlike a hero's wellness message, each message is only available for a short period of time, normally two to three hours, and choosing to 'send assistance' can only give the earned experience/rating to the faction itself. Also, choosing to send assistance may harm the hero that sends assistance, lowering one or more of the hero's attributes and rating points. The degree and type lowered depend on the message. Faction wellness messages include:		Faction wellness messages have some similarities and differences to hero-type wellness messages. Like normal wellness messages, faction wellness messages boost rating points and experience, and are chosen from a static pool of messages. However, unlike a hero's wellness message, each message is only available for a short period of time, normally two to three hours, and choosing to 'send assistance' can only give the earned experience/rating to the faction itself. Also, choosing to send assistance may harm the hero that sends assistance, lowering one or more of the hero's attributes and rating points. The degree and type lowered depend on the message. Faction wellness messages include:

imported>MiamiVolts: /* Event messages */

2010-02-02T07:31:06Z

Event messages

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	* Figure out where they were going together. Mulligan was looking for someone, where would he be going?		* Figure out where they were going together. Mulligan was looking for someone, where would he be going?
	* Let Mulligan be. He has proven that he can handle himself more than well enough. If he needed your help, he would have asked for it.		* Let Mulligan be. He has proven that he can handle himself more than well enough. If he needed your help, he would have asked for it.
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			\| February 2, 2010
			\|\| Everything going on with Mulligan and The Watcher has got me thinking about what I'm doing right now. What's my purpose in life? Is it really my destiny to simply follow a faction's goals? Should I try to return to normal life? Live out in the open? What should I be doing with myself?

			* You need to be where you are most needed. If your faction is enabling you to help people, go with them. If you can make the world a better place somewhere else, then go there.
			* Forget the factions! Live by your own rules and do your own thing.
			* Maybe you need a break from the faction kind of life. Take a few weeks off, de-stress and then re-evaluate what you're looking for.
			* If you think you need to get away from faction life, then take a break, but make sure you're not going to leave any loose ends or create problems by leaving.
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imported>MiamiVolts: /* Event messages */ add Friday's message

2010-01-23T17:41:09Z

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	* If they're in bed together it will not end well for Mulligan or anyone else. You may have to turn Mulligan's strike force against him.		* If they're in bed together it will not end well for Mulligan or anyone else. You may have to turn Mulligan's strike force against him.
	* You've trusted this man up until now, why would you start questioning his judgment now?		* You've trusted this man up until now, why would you start questioning his judgment now?
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			\| January 22, 2010
			\|\| I haven't heard from Mulligan so I assume that he must have gone with The Watcher. What should I do? Trust that Mulligan will be okay or should I try to track him down?

			* The Watcher could easily have tricked Mulligan. As a friend of his, you need to find him and make sure that he is ok.
			* The Watcher has slipped through people's fingers too many times. He needs to die!
			* Figure out where they were going together. Mulligan was looking for someone, where would he be going?
			* Let Mulligan be. He has proven that he can handle himself more than well enough. If he needed your help, he would have asked for it.
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imported>MiamiVolts: /* Event messages */ add today's message

2010-01-20T02:16:29Z

Event messages: add today's message

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	\| January 15, 2010		\| January 15, 2010
	\|\|It's been a long battle against The Watcher. We've lost some good people, chief among them [[Elizabeth Axelson]], [[Penkala Burton]], and [[Arthur Dowland]]. My heart weeps for them. To make matters worse, our numbers are low, our strength is low, and our morale is low. However, [[Adam Soo Hoo]] used his [[clairvoyance\|clairvoyant ability]] to locate The Watcher. Should we attack the villain again, despite our limited force?		\|\| It's been a long battle against The Watcher. We've lost some good people, chief among them [[Elizabeth Axelson]], [[Penkala Burton]], and [[Arthur Dowland]]. My heart weeps for them. To make matters worse, our numbers are low, our strength is low, and our morale is low. However, [[Adam Soo Hoo]] used his [[clairvoyance\|clairvoyant ability]] to locate The Watcher. Should we attack the villain again, despite our limited force?

	* You need to think of all the people The Watcher is hurting. Don't let more people die at the hands of that evildoer. Fight until your last breath!		* You need to think of all the people The Watcher is hurting. Don't let more people die at the hands of that evildoer. Fight until your last breath!
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	* Adam's ability is a godsend, and you're lucky to know where The Watcher is. Use this knowledge to cleverly create a sneak attack on The Watcher.		* Adam's ability is a godsend, and you're lucky to know where The Watcher is. Use this knowledge to cleverly create a sneak attack on The Watcher.
	* You need to honor the memories of Elizabeth, Penkala, Arthur, and all the others. It is would be [[Moral ambiguity\|morally wrong]] to let them die in vain. Fight The Watcher, and avenge their deaths.		* You need to honor the memories of Elizabeth, Penkala, Arthur, and all the others. It is would be [[Moral ambiguity\|morally wrong]] to let them die in vain. Fight The Watcher, and avenge their deaths.
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			\| January 19, 2010
			\|\| I got a call from Mulligan. Apparently The Watcher found him and they're talking partnership. Mulligan's hesitant about it but I get the feeling that The Watcher's got information that Mulligan needs and they might end up working together. What should I do?

			* Explain everything you know about this man. If Mulligan cares about the safety of others he will not join The Watcher.
			* If Mulligan is joining The Watcher then they're both the enemy. Take them both down!
			* If they're in bed together it will not end well for Mulligan or anyone else. You may have to turn Mulligan's strike force against him.
			* You've trusted this man up until now, why would you start questioning his judgment now?
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imported>Leckie: /* Event messages */

2010-01-17T21:17:18Z

Event messages

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	* Don't be a wimp. Your numbers may be few, but you still outnumber The Watcher. Get out there and fight the good fight!		* Don't be a wimp. Your numbers may be few, but you still outnumber The Watcher. Get out there and fight the good fight!
	* Adam's ability is a godsend, and you're lucky to know where The Watcher is. Use this knowledge to cleverly create a sneak attack on The Watcher.		* Adam's ability is a godsend, and you're lucky to know where The Watcher is. Use this knowledge to cleverly create a sneak attack on The Watcher.
	* You need to honor the memories of Elizabeth, Penkala, Arthur, and all the others. It is would be morally wrong to let them die in vain. Fight The Watcher, and avenge their deaths.		* You need to honor the memories of Elizabeth, Penkala, Arthur, and all the others. It is would be [[Moral ambiguity\|morally wrong]] to let them die in vain. Fight The Watcher, and avenge their deaths.
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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: lk

2010-01-16T15:12:39Z

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	\| January 15, 2010		\| January 15, 2010
	\|\|It's been a long battle against The Watcher. We've lost some good people, chief among them Elizabeth Axelson, Penkala Burton, and Arthur Dowland. My heart weeps for them. To make matters worse, our numbers are low, our strength is low, and our morale is low. However, [[Adam Soo Hoo]] used his [[clairvoyance\|clairvoyant ability]] to locate The Watcher. Should we attack the villain again, despite our limited force?		\|\|It's been a long battle against The Watcher. We've lost some good people, chief among them [[Elizabeth Axelson]], [[Penkala Burton]], and [[Arthur Dowland]]. My heart weeps for them. To make matters worse, our numbers are low, our strength is low, and our morale is low. However, [[Adam Soo Hoo]] used his [[clairvoyance\|clairvoyant ability]] to locate The Watcher. Should we attack the villain again, despite our limited force?

	* You need to think of all the people The Watcher is hurting. Don't let more people die at the hands of that evildoer. Fight until your last breath!		* You need to think of all the people The Watcher is hurting. Don't let more people die at the hands of that evildoer. Fight until your last breath!

imported>MiamiVolts: /* Event messages */ achive 2009

2010-01-15T22:05:51Z

Event messages: achive 2009

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imported>MiamiVolts: /* Event messages */ add Friday's message

2010-01-15T21:59:15Z

Event messages: add Friday's message

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	\|\| [[Mulligan]] called it quits. He said that he's going to try to go back to his normal life, find his purpose. That just leaves this team of people I'm with to track down [[The Watcher]]. What should I do?		\|\| [[Mulligan]] called it quits. He said that he's going to try to go back to his normal life, find his purpose. That just leaves this team of people I'm with to track down [[The Watcher]]. What should I do?

	*You need to figure out if The Watcher is still a real threat. If he is, then it's your duty to take him out.		* You need to figure out if The Watcher is still a real threat. If he is, then it's your duty to take him out.
	*Get ready to attack him. Don't hold back, it's time for him to pay.		* Get ready to attack him. Don't hold back, it's time for him to pay.
	*Mulligan is smart, work with this team he's assembled and see what you can do.		* Mulligan is smart, work with this team he's assembled and see what you can do.
	*You should go back to your faction. Get them ready in case he comes back.		* You should go back to your faction. Get them ready in case he comes back.
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	\| January 8, 2010		\| January 8, 2010
	\|\| Now that [[Mulligan]]'s gone, the team he has assembled is like a plane without a pilot. We're strong, but we lack leadership. A major battle against [[The Watcher]] is imminent, but without someone to guide us, I'm afraid of what might happen. How can we effectively fight The Watcher and stop him once and for all?		\|\| Now that [[Mulligan]]'s gone, the team he has assembled is like a plane without a pilot. We're strong, but we lack leadership. A major battle against [[The Watcher]] is imminent, but without someone to guide us, I'm afraid of what might happen. How can we effectively fight The Watcher and stop him once and for all?

	*What the faction members need now is comfort. When the body has no head, the heart takes over. Sympathize, empathize, and show concern for those who fight at your side.		* What the faction members need now is comfort. When the body has no head, the heart takes over. Sympathize, empathize, and show concern for those who fight at your side.
	*Take charge. You have a unique ability, and you know how to stop The Watcher. Lead these good people to a victorious battle.		* Take charge. You have a unique ability, and you know how to stop The Watcher. Lead these good people to a victorious battle.
	*Use your wits to orchestrate a surprise attack on The Watcher. When you have no leader, calculated guerilla tactics work best.		* Use your wits to orchestrate a surprise attack on The Watcher. When you have no leader, calculated guerilla tactics work best.
	*The others in the factions have come for a single purpose: stopping The Watcher. Remind them of their purpose, and they will find strength in that objective.		* The others in the factions have come for a single purpose: stopping The Watcher. Remind them of their purpose, and they will find strength in that objective.
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	\| January 12, 2010		\| January 12, 2010
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	*Remember the teachings of [[Nietzsche]]: He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. Fight if you need, but don't let The Watcher get the better of you.		*Remember the teachings of [[Nietzsche]]: He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. Fight if you need, but don't let The Watcher get the better of you.
	*You know what you must do. Take strength and comfort from the others who are fighting alongside you. Remember your duty, and fulfill it well.		*You know what you must do. Take strength and comfort from the others who are fighting alongside you. Remember your duty, and fulfill it well.
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			\| January 15, 2010
			\|\|It's been a long battle against The Watcher. We've lost some good people, chief among them Elizabeth Axelson, Penkala Burton, and Arthur Dowland. My heart weeps for them. To make matters worse, our numbers are low, our strength is low, and our morale is low. However, [[Adam Soo Hoo]] used his [[clairvoyance\|clairvoyant ability]] to locate The Watcher. Should we attack the villain again, despite our limited force?

			* You need to think of all the people The Watcher is hurting. Don't let more people die at the hands of that evildoer. Fight until your last breath!
			* Don't be a wimp. Your numbers may be few, but you still outnumber The Watcher. Get out there and fight the good fight!
			* Adam's ability is a godsend, and you're lucky to know where The Watcher is. Use this knowledge to cleverly create a sneak attack on The Watcher.
			* You need to honor the memories of Elizabeth, Penkala, Arthur, and all the others. It is would be morally wrong to let them die in vain. Fight The Watcher, and avenge their deaths.
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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: lk

2010-01-13T01:24:50Z

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	*Don't worry about yourself. Think of the others who are good, hard fighters. When you're inspired by them, you'll do your best, too.		*Don't worry about yourself. Think of the others who are good, hard fighters. When you're inspired by them, you'll do your best, too.
	*FIGHT! Everything comes down to this moment. Charge in headfirst and eliminate The Watcher at all costs!		*FIGHT! Everything comes down to this moment. Charge in headfirst and eliminate The Watcher at all costs!
	*Remember the teachings of Nietzsche: He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. Fight if you need, but don't let The Watcher get the better of you.		*Remember the teachings of [[Nietzsche]]: He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. Fight if you need, but don't let The Watcher get the better of you.
	*You know what you must do. Take strength and comfort from the others who are fighting alongside you. Remember your duty, and fulfill it well.		*You know what you must do. Take strength and comfort from the others who are fighting alongside you. Remember your duty, and fulfill it well.
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