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01-14-2013, 12:44 AM
[[Liquid time is the ability to be in more than one thread at a time, not to turn back time to different seasons or before your character was affected by a certain thing. Having a spar count OOC does not mean you can disregard quests or the timeline of your character, it simply affects the carryover of injuries into your character's normal threads.
As for clarity, the instructions were perfectly clear. The quest was to last as long as Birdsong was listed on the sidebar of the site; until February when it carries over to Tallsun.
As for having removed Cormac from water, it has occurred before and I can link you to them as well as quote. These may, as you have said, been an issue of clarity. As they have been replied to, it is quite too late to change them now; it was an oversight of mine to have not caught them earlier, but they stand:
1.
"So the Warlord drags his body out of the water, despite the faint tingling sensation that acquires it. For a long second he tries to breathe- and then with a thunderous crash, the boss falls onto his flank, gills gasping open to allow the water flooding in. For a moment the stallion gives himself this reprieve, before slinking back deeper into the shallows, where only his head and a sliver of his neck remains above the ocean. "
2
"When the sky is nearly indigo black, he then pulls his once bay, turned black from water, body out, and comes towards the shore."
"The stallion does not feel pain, but he can well recall the sudden sensation of passing out after he had kept his gills out of the ocean for too long. He would prefer not to do it again- for without pain, he does not know how much damage he has inflicted upon himself."
With these incidences in mind, this is your final warning, and as stated above, Cormac leaving the water again may result in refusal by the Earth God.]]
As for clarity, the instructions were perfectly clear. The quest was to last as long as Birdsong was listed on the sidebar of the site; until February when it carries over to Tallsun.
As for having removed Cormac from water, it has occurred before and I can link you to them as well as quote. These may, as you have said, been an issue of clarity. As they have been replied to, it is quite too late to change them now; it was an oversight of mine to have not caught them earlier, but they stand:
1.
"So the Warlord drags his body out of the water, despite the faint tingling sensation that acquires it. For a long second he tries to breathe- and then with a thunderous crash, the boss falls onto his flank, gills gasping open to allow the water flooding in. For a moment the stallion gives himself this reprieve, before slinking back deeper into the shallows, where only his head and a sliver of his neck remains above the ocean. "
2
"When the sky is nearly indigo black, he then pulls his once bay, turned black from water, body out, and comes towards the shore."
"The stallion does not feel pain, but he can well recall the sudden sensation of passing out after he had kept his gills out of the ocean for too long. He would prefer not to do it again- for without pain, he does not know how much damage he has inflicted upon himself."
With these incidences in mind, this is your final warning, and as stated above, Cormac leaving the water again may result in refusal by the Earth God.]]
