Kybutra wrote:

To me Banshae and Haigen were the two most temping Liaisons on Syntanx, I didnt know If I wanted to stay Cypherite or go merv.

Dead to me.

Poor Bloodlust. Is nobody listening to your calls?

Well. If you want to settle this properly, you'll find me around...

...Oh, you want to know where!? Fine, aren't you picky?

12 noon PDT, Industry Square. I'm sure you'll know where.

- Tranta

I was Mr. Ree (yes, this is the right account), and my main had an account which I also forgot.

I also fell out of activity not long after the project--which I wholly loved--began, which I'm sorry about. I really enjoyed pushing strange and mysterious rabbits out of the hat over there. It was like a masquerade.

Oh, and obviously, Mr. Ree was a play on words (Mystery). I couldn't resist the opportunity.

DaJustifier wrote:

what I felt the problem was with Lesig 2.0 is that they werent screened properly. Some, not all, took advantage of it and their friends benefited as well instead of being equal with all. In ways ruing the game for some people. I am not saying they didnt do a good job but there were areas that needed drastic improvements.

I remember somebody in LESIG 2.0 got booted on the second day of us being invited to the program. That was a bit of a shock to everyone. I think the old LESIG vets were a bit hesitant after to accept us, but I think we shook the stigma after a month or so, by and large.

Jedi44 wrote:

This is for all Lesigs!

As a Lesig was there any time where you thought events got out of controll and you just wanted to flip out? hehe.

( if this question was already posted, then I missed it lol)

Interesting question, although I can't actually remember any time myself where I thought it was beyond all hope, although I have had many moments of hair-pulling frustration when something I've planned for some time goes bosom-up.

Creating events for Rarebit was always a lottery, because it always sounds good on paper.

Hahah. I think you have the right idea there, XIV.

Whilst we're sharing screenshots; this is what I was referring to about Rarebit being preoccupied during one of our events. Along with me getting a little overexcited about the serendipity in Area Chat.

And this is the shot I affectionately refer to, and holds pride of place as my MSN background for Garutachi, as the double take.

Oh yeah. I have a screenshot of Rarebit commenting on the curtains of a club, saying 'Oooh, the curtains in this club are nice' when he was meant to be starting an event. Bless.

It was possibly the biggest 'Wait, what?' moment of my entire LESIG career. Still funny, though.

It'd be hard for me to pin a certain moment. You were probably there for all of them, Chloe; you followed me around everywhere.

Maybe, before I was known, however, bounding around Megacity for the first time, just after my reputation had been set, and I wasn't yet a Liaison until my opening event.

I remember people were talking to me and asking who I was, my name was all over the list, and I was new to people, and fascinating. I remember enjoying seeding the intrigue and not giving them enough answers, but always leaving them wanting more. It was a very fun time. My only regret is I was unexpectedly called out of town and let Itarrot and Haigen down for my opening event. I needed to be there but couldn't be. Sorry again guys. =(

Other than that, any time I got to do an event, or just hang around with both Liaison partners--be that Itarrot and Haigen, or Esime and Haigen, at the same time, was always a joy. The Cypherites seemed to enjoy having the three of us around at once, and we always got some good conversations going and, more often than not, there were some enemy Liaisons the three of us could pick on and have some fun with. We all brough different personalities to the table and I think they complimented one another well.

Of course, hanging with the hardcore Cypherites and getting some good RP going was always fun. Syntax RP was different to how I envisioned RP, but it was a very welcome addition. The Liaisons became more than distant facets of Events on Syntax, they were almost integrated into whatever social sphere they had, and we enjoyed the highs and the lows, and the highjinks of Syntax's day to day activity. They could RP anything, which made it very easy to go along with it. I thank you for that.

I don't think I have any bad memories, but those are the ones I rank the highest.

Oh, and as for an amusing story. I remember Fuscienne and I were helping out with a player event; a bluepill extraction. Everything was going well until the bluepill died. I was upset, and so was Fuscienne, IC of course. And then someone Rezzes him, and he comes back to life like nothing happened.

Fuscienne and I made very quick, very hasty excuses and got out of there. We were mortified that it had happened whilst we were involved, but I couldn't stop laughing about it for a good while afterwards.

He never really mentioned Ookami. I think what you saw in the LE posts was what you got; rabid, angry and impatient.

Rarebit used to mention that some Voice Acting was done for Veil and that she sounded like an Angela Lansbury/nice old lady kind of voice, which gives the 'Dearie' thing some meaning. Rare didn't like that, though, and never used any of the sound files.

I can't remember what he did say he envisioned her like, but it was colder, and icier; like she was always amused but apathetic. Pentothal tells me she may also have had a Southern Accent.

Yeah. Rarebit had access to admin control tools that allowed him to not only spawn NPCs, but place objects (as people saw at Halloween) and cue SFX, such as fog. He could spawn other SFX but I've just this minute forgotten what they all were.

Itarrot was a cutthroat bastard. I like to think I followed in his footsteps.

One of the truest, bluest factions I've had the joy of fighting with. May our imminent slumber be peaceful.

Evening, lowlifes and high flyers,

Time for my final game, where it all comes down to beating the hell out of one another. No fancy programs, no plot twists or races; just domination. The most powerful team will win this: The King of the Hill.

One final time, we'll take to Datamine, an fight it out--at a location of my choosing, to be decided--at 2pm MCT on Tuesday, 2nd June. Bring your best, and prep yourselves accordingly, because after fighting for your lives for one hour, whoever is in control of the location wins. If it's the Mervs, well they get their reward. If it isn't, then I rest safe knowing that I beat Bloodlust; again.

Rules:

1. Teams will be divided evenly.
2. There must be only members of your team before the time begins.
3. BloodlustV and Tranta will be the Judges once again.
4. The team with the longest time on the top will win after 2 hours.

I believe those rules should do unless anyone has anything else they want to add to it. The coords to the building should be left out until we've gathered everyone.

Remember, it's 1 all for this game. If you want to stand any chance of finding Valaios, you Mervs might want to win this one.

Think on it, and I'll see you on Tuesday
- Tranta

Tranta has indeed. Get ready for some fun.

BloodlustV wrote:

Don't blame me when you have a problem with your system. Just some things came up and they must be dealt with swiftly or else things won't go so well in the future. We'll just have to make sure everything is perfect next week.

Excellent. Just remember 2 comes after 1, but before 3.

Tch. Looks like we'll have to postpone our game of hide and seek, people. Bloodlust misplaced his abacus; how else is he meant to keep score?!

Seems like the only time we'll be good to go again is a week today. So next Sunday, 26th. Consider this a grace period.

Evening peons,

Since the Merovingian lackeys so gracefully accepted my blackmail challenge, I'm on a little power trip and enjoying myself. So, the first challenge for you to grab at that ever-elusive information that you seek is as follows: Capture the Flag!

Well... It's not really flags you'll be catching, but it sounds so 1999 LAN party. You'll be catching Programs. Now I know the Merovingians are going to call foul play--the foxes that they are--, so I promise I'll be on my best behaviour.

Not convinced? Fine, then Bloody-Wuddy-Bloodlust will be an adjudicator, too.

So! To the rules

Harkee wrote:

Tranta wrote:

Othinn1 wrote:

Harkee wrote:

Don't listen to their lies, Vesirious!  Everyone knows Zionites have more fun during the day and sleep better at night with a clear conscience.

Zion will be waiting to embrace you with open arms should you make the choice to join us. 

 

   How about you actually let him make his own choice, instead of believing you know what's best for him?

Well Zion is as Zion does. You can't expect them to be rational.

Look at yourself in the mirror before you pass judgement onto others, please.

Hm. Much as I'd love to stay here and prove you wrong, I think we've taken up enough of these people's time. Give my regards to your rational commander Ghost and his rational investigation.

Othinn1 wrote:

Harkee wrote:

Don't listen to their lies, Vesirious!  Everyone knows Zionites have more fun during the day and sleep better at night with a clear conscience.

Zion will be waiting to embrace you with open arms should you make the choice to join us. 

 

   How about you actually let him make his own choice, instead of believing you know what's best for him?

Well Zion is as Zion does. You can't expect them to be rational.

I get to show up, right?

I'll try to hold my tongue, promise.

Well you just might want to get back to work because you won't be rid of us anytime soon.

Tranta wrote:

Perhaps, if I'm fortunate enough.

Oh, and just to put a lid on this useless back and forth: Your opinion on the Cypherites? Dead wrong. And it forever will be.

Other than the homocidal part. We do actually do the dirty work.

Testing new drugs and making sure that the Matrix system is still unsafe, that's reall good dirty work Tranta....Why don't just drop a bomb in here  like Cryptos was about to do, then there wouldn't be anything to worry about in the future and you could go to sleep in peace. End of story?

Sometimes  most of the time you really don't think about the consequences of your actions Tranta and someday it will payback big time.

MindsweepX

Stanten wrote:

Back at the yapping, huh puppy?

Cry, complain...whatever. It's your leash holders who have attempted to placate those which Cryptos is attempting to neutralize. Your kind, and by your kind I mean closed minded elitists, have done nothing to further or protect this research, though the help we have recieved from the Machinist side is appreciated.

Puppy? Leashes? Try a new line.

I'm looking forward to seeing the Cypherites claim responsibility for these override overrides. Why? 'Cos it'd be predictable, and I do so like to be right. We all know it was in fact down to one person; someone whose mind was augmented by a Machine program for some considerable time at that.

Prototype Override Overrides huh...

I wonder... when or if these are perfected, what are the Cyphs going to want in exchange for the knowledge? Will they in fact part with the knowledge or keep it to themselves requesting something each time if their help in dealing with overrides is asked for?

I miss Haigen.

Tranta wrote:

You need to stop sweet talking me before I start sending you flowers.

Oh! I see what you did there. You've assimilated Haigen's personality traits in her absence.

Tell me, how is dear... old... Haigen these days?

Tranta wrote:

I feel so honored you rank us so highly, Procurator. Trying to hide behind EPN insults; you sly dog.

Hah. Believe it or not, Cypherites weren't even considering crossing my mind when I posted that. Anyway, you're not a joke, I'll give you that much. Like Wright, you're evil.

That word is so clichéd, I know, but I can't think of a better description. *Shrugs.*

...

So, it's over? Right. Enjoy your status as biggest joke on the Matrix political playing field, guys.

And they had their arses handed to them by the second biggest joke, no less! That's... that's just too precious.

I want to see Libertas Verus burn as much as the next man, but oh! The sweet irony of Cypherites calling them monsters.

"Cryptos was once a strong Zion supporter who advocated finding a way to nuke the Matrix."