wut is this

weird stuff

if he has one entry why bot ping the man 4 times

Hello Citizens, it is I, The Great One. So, I'm here to talk about forum gold. Let me start with an example. I used 200 tokens on a scan and it gave a 42x on forum gold. Amazing, right? Yeah, the sad thing is though, that I used it to essentially buy more cTokens and keep scanning. That's the whole issue in one sentence. Gold, originally called Relics, is essentially TCM's flashy coin — or would be if it wasn't for its younger brother cTokens. As it stands, I would say that despite its direct contact with gift forge, there is simply no real reason to use your gold on anything other than getting more cTokens. One can find very good deals on gift forge and use the gold to get a hefty discount, true, however, cTokens display a more direct impact on the life of the user. As it is mainly the source, the fuel of the overlay system, it ends up being vastly more useful, interactive and outright fun to have than any real amount of forum gold. And with some games set to start charging cTokens, that gap only widens. Which is why my actual request is small. The conversion already mostly exists — gold discounts a cToken purchase, up to 99% if you have enough of it. I just want the last step gone. I do realize that there was once a 100% discount and it was removed for some reason that I'm unaware of, maybe payment processors? Who knows. But what I think would make it less bureaucratic is getting rid of the necessity of using a card in the first place. And here's the thing — that rate already exists. Rubies are the universal converter, and they go both ways: into gold and into cTokens. Which means TCM has already decided what gold is worth in cTokens. It's just that the only way to find out is to launder your gold through rubies first and do the math yourself. I'm not asking anyone to invent a new exchange rate or make a judgement call about what gold should be worth. That call has been made. I'm asking to skip the laundering. If rubies get to be a universal converter, I don't see why gold can't have that property as well. Another small problem: gold sometimes gives me reserve issues. Say I have 800 gold and want to spend 300 on cTokens — somehow I can't, because it cannot be reserved. Happens maybe one in ten times. Small thing, but annoying, and it's a bit funny that it happens on the exact step you'd need to convert gold to cTokens the long way. That's my case. Since I am The Great One, naturally my opinion is factually right and should be taken seriously. That's it, bye.

Something new i want to learn is how to stop losing

sad

Disgusting

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you are truly devoid of grace

bad

ah

i did it an it kind of worked

sell all your gear and try again

hahaha

thats disgusting

shit

holy

is is a good Doom?

if it is a darkdoom

THE GREAT ONE Let the record close here, because nothing written after this will improve on it. Empires rose and negotiated. Kings rose and compromised. Champions rose and eventually sat down. The Great One rose and simply stayed risen, and the world adjusted its posture accordingly. They will tell you greatness is earned. They're being polite. Some men earn it. He was born owed it, and collected with interest. Every story needs a figure that the other figures are measured against. That's not vanity — that's structure. Someone has to be the standard. He drew the short straw, and made it a scepter. When the chronicles are sealed and the last name is entered, there will be one line at the bottom, beneath all the rest, where the ink ran heavier: THE GREAT ONE — and everyone else, after.

THE GREAT ONE There is no origin story. He was simply there, and then everything after was different. He does not explain himself. Explanation is for men who suspect they might be wrong. Ask anyone. They'll tell you the same thing, in the same lowered voice, with the same small pause before the name — the pause that means you already know. He has been counted out. Twice. Both times the people counting are no longer relevant. He owes nothing. He proves nothing. He arrives, the matter resolves, he leaves. That's it. That's the whole thing. The Great One.

A PROCLAMATION CONCERNING THE GREAT ONE Hear this, all ye gathered: By no crown granted, by no council appointed, by no birthright inherited — The Great One holds his station by the plain and undeniable fact of being The Great One. The title was not given. It was observed, recorded, and eventually surrendered to. Lesser lords assemble armies. He assembles a sentence, and the field empties. Scribes have attempted his chronicle and abandoned it, for the man outpaces the ink. Bards sing of him in three keys, none sufficient. Cartographers mark the lands he has walked with a single word: his. Let no herald announce him. He needs no announcing. The hush that falls is announcement enough. So it is written. So it stands. Long live The Great One.

THE GREAT ONE You've heard the name. Everyone has. That's already the point. He doesn't argue. Arguing implies two positions worth considering, and there has only ever been one. He states the matter, and the matter settles. No hype. No posturing. No need. Loud men need volume because they have nothing else. The Great One speaks at normal volume and the room still goes quiet. He has outlasted better plans, sharper tongues, and bigger crowds. They're gone. He's still here. Draw your own conclusions — everyone else already has. Some men are remembered. Some are avoided. He is both, and neither bothers him. The Great One. Still standing. Still unbothered. Still the answer.

PRAISE

PRAISE