This will end well

[farla]

It's like talking to someone who only hears three words of what you say and just makes up the rest.

The second chapter is actually far worse about this, featuring cool, collected Slick. Come to think of it, it's basically Droog.

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[ember-reignited.livejournal.com]

This is the person who did that one highly unfortunate Gamzee/Tavros slavefic.

[farla.livejournal.com]

Ah.

This one doesn't seem highly unfortunate, at least. Just noirfic.

thought you might be interested in this

[(Anonymous)]

http://www.mspaforums.com/showthread.php?43988-The-Medium-Has-Your-Soul-Why-Sburb-is-irredemably-Evil-(and-what-to-do-about-it)

Re: thought you might be interested in this

[farla.livejournal.com]

Hm. It's an interesting concept to me but the thread isn't saying anything new. (And it's not even mentioning some of the more sinister parts of sburb regarding the personal aspects.)

Re: thought you might be interested in this

[(Anonymous)]

Personally, I'm wondering why so many people are jumping to Sburb's defense. "OF COURSE it's okay if entire civilizations are wiped out and needless suffering is caused as long as universes are born!"

Re: thought you might be interested in this

[farla.livejournal.com]

A lot of people think it'd be cool to play and want justification.

Honestly I can see the argument that the loss of one planet is justifiable for the creation of a universe...except that it's not clear why this is necessary. Skaia defending itself by warping the asteroids is one thing, but the more we learn of the game the more it seems that destroying the planet is the intent instead of an unavoidable side effect. The game also makes sure to murder the guardians and make sure the species is wiped out if it managed to get off the planet, after all.