Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright
Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay,
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

Fellow MxO subscribers,

It’s time for me to jack out for good. My account expires next Wednesday, March 4. The truth is, I’ve been gone for a long time and I’ve just kept the accounts going with the hope that something would happen. But honestly, this game hasn’t been the same for me in quite a while.

I’ve been here since beta back in November 2004, and I’d like to thank everyone who I’ve gotten the chance to know over the past 4.5 years. There’s way too many of you to name individually, and the ones that I’ve really become close friends with will stay in touch with me anyways.

Overall, this has been by far one of the best gaming experiences I’ve ever had. But unfortunately, I only played primarily for the story and the community, and seeing as the story’s all but gone now and nobody ever really cared about player events due to the lack of canon-ness, I think it’s time to go.

I hope that those of you that choose to remember me, choose to do so for my work with Algorithm: Black rather than anything else. Those two months (build-up + the actual event) was the most fun I’ve had in this game since the departure of the Live Events Team after the Death of the Destroyer event, and I’m glad I spent the money I did to help entertain those of you who cared enough to take part.

For those of you that wonder what exactly I did with A:B, well, I helped Phrack write a good portion of the initial story as well as keep things organized with the rest of the team. In addition, I also wrote the screenplays for most of the cinematics and filmed a good number of them myself and worked with Video to get the final product ready for what we considered “live.” Algorithm: Black still had a good portion of story left to tell, but things happen for a reason and it never got told. There was still one last major chapter to go through that would’ve finally brought things full circle that I had written. Hopefully in the not-too-distant future that story will be completed in the form of a series of stories. I think a good portion of those of you who remained would have found it intriguing.

If anyone wants to keep in touch with me, my xfire is yahweh2517 and you can always reach me there. And who knows, perhaps I'll pop my head in every now and then, but for now, I don't see that happening.

And so, without taking up anymore of your valuable time, I will now unveil all of my various personas:

Archangel/Yahweh/Jahweh/Iskaryot/oArchangel/Yireh/xArchange1x

ArchCantLoginCosTechSprtIsAWOL (This is what happens when your account screws up on a holiday weekend)

Apostolus

CalFitchburg/Riedel

CodeBombSimulacrum

CodePulseSimulacrum

DeadCypheriteCrewmember

Erascots

SimonStewart/Maccabaeus

MysteriousContact

Sudario

TheNeurologist

TheConsultant

UnknownOperative

BombPet

Ekusoshisuto

TheMonseigneur

TheUnknownOperative

TimothyBuckley (The TaeCross impersonator)

Woooooot (I have no idea what that one was about)

TheShepherd

Bluepills (Some of these may fall under the A:B category, but I can’t remember for sure)

CraigJackson

GaryJackson

JamieDaniel

JensenChambers

JessicaCarson

JessicaWilliams

JillCarlson

MaryChen

MikeDaniels (EPN Radio traffic reporter)

AmeliaRogers

ChloeAlford

RobertBennett

SarahWhite

Algorithm: Black

BrianGauss/Blur

Brian Gauss (live-action, sorry for the terrible electrocution scene, but I never said I was an actor )

Tinkermen (live-action)

Delzaro

Eliseus

Operative001 (AIM operative)

Operative010

Operative043

Operative102 (Yes, I was A:B’s only known OOC slip-up. Duel clienting FTL)

Operative203

Operative309

Operative330

Operative454

Operative599

Operative801

Operative888

Operative899

Operative918

Operative919

Operative999/NineNinetyNine

NikolaiUshakov

OmniSec101

OmniSec102

Ovonic

Semiconductor

KateSky/SkyQueene

TheCardinal/DavidGreil/Themistokles

Thermosyphon

Ammeter

ArthurFreeman

Benedicte/Qadesh

Czara

KristenMcFarland

SomePerson45

EmilyCarter

AG3N7WH173/WH173

N1N3N1N37YN1N3

1NDUC70R

37153U5

743CR055

Good luck in the future,

Archangel aka Timecode

I wish you all the best..Take care!

A well-deserved bow. MxO's a little darker without you.

Good luck, Knoxville.

Bye, God, we'll miss you.

(Somehow I imagined a little girl's voice saying that, and now I'm all freaked out.)

Take care Arch Yahweh.  Good luck in all you do. 

/salute

Well I thank you for all the rp youve induced into the community with your work.

I know we don't talk that much, but I consider you a friend nonetheless.  You'll be missed.  I only wish I RP'd with you more. 

 Yahweh you have done an outstanding job providing the community with top class storylines again and again. My MxO experience wouldn't have been the same without you for sure. Thank you.

=( I've known you only a little, but you were still one of my top favs for RP players here. Have a good one.

Finally.

Take care, Yahweh... I know we haven't talked much lately, but the Matrix will be a little darker without you.

And that was you as Tinkerman and Brian Gauss in the A:B live-action vids? Great job! Brian came across as a put-upon Everyman who's trying to make sense of what he's stumbled on, and Tinkerman was a wonderfully sneaky sort.

Yeah, you're right...who gets to be the pope of the Church of Neo now?

It's a pity we never really got that PET fully rolling, huh?

Oh well, there were some pretty memorable moments from that, too.

Haven't seen you 'round for a while, man, but we always had the good times.

*throws rocks*

I'm really going to miss DeadCypheriteCrewmember.

Take care, preacher man.