Expiation Mods (
expiationmods) wrote in
expiationnet2025-01-02 03:50 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Entry tags:
- !okcindr,
- arcane: caitlyn kiramman,
- arcane: ekko,
- arcane: heimerdinger,
- arcane: jayce talis,
- arcane: mel medarda,
- arcane: powder / jinx,
- arcane: viktor,
- blazblue: ragna the bloodedge,
- bungo stray dogs beast: ryuunosuke akuta,
- dragon age: neve gallus,
- final fantasy xiv: fandaniel,
- nier automata: a2,
- original: shigeru miyata,
- original: zekarion altius,
- pandora hearts: echo,
- person of interest: root,
- person of interest: sameen shaw,
- persona 3: mitsuru kirijo,
- spiderverse: gwen stacy,
- star trek aos: jim kirk,
- tasm: peter parker,
- x-men 97: morph,
- x-men 97: rogue
OKCINDR POST #5
Ever wanted to have CR with a character and wasn't sure how to get them to cross paths? Wanted a dating app so you can hook up with hot people? Wanted to just find friends because you're a lonely bastard?
With the update of the tablets and the apps, we now have a dating / friendship app called OKCINDR! Players can use it as they please for the two months that it's up -- just imagine that they're profiles to swipe right on and everything. The idea is to encourage CR that may be difficult to get with characters who may or may not be interested in events / posts / logs / other network posts.
So, on January 2nd, characters randomly look back at their tablets to see the following:
This month, if players reset their profile, they will have a list of questions to answer:
Players, of course, are able to ignore this message. However, if a character wouldn't fill it out but a player would like to participate... the profile mysteriously resets itself. There may even be responses sent from Character A to Character B without Character A actually doing anything, if you'd like! This is a completely opt-in scenario! But for players who would like to participate fill out the post:
If you'd like to for shits and giggles, here's some notifications that may be used:

Name (@username) followed you

Name (@username) unfollowed you

Name (@username) blocked you
Have fun! Code credit.
With the update of the tablets and the apps, we now have a dating / friendship app called OKCINDR! Players can use it as they please for the two months that it's up -- just imagine that they're profiles to swipe right on and everything. The idea is to encourage CR that may be difficult to get with characters who may or may not be interested in events / posts / logs / other network posts.
So, on January 2nd, characters randomly look back at their tablets to see the following:
OKCINDR PROFILE RESET #4
PLEASE RESET PROFILE
This month, if players reset their profile, they will have a list of questions to answer:
- What is the maximum amount of sheep you have counted when trying to fall asleep?
- Is it harder to forgive yourself, or to forgive others?
- How strongly do you feel that the past defines a person?
- What is your dream?
- Why would an android's dream contain electric sheep? Are they particularly drawn to livestock animals?
- If you could return to one specific moment in your life, would you?
- How do you wake up from a dream?
- Please
- Wake up
- You must wake up
Players, of course, are able to ignore this message. However, if a character wouldn't fill it out but a player would like to participate... the profile mysteriously resets itself. There may even be responses sent from Character A to Character B without Character A actually doing anything, if you'd like! This is a completely opt-in scenario! But for players who would like to participate fill out the post:
If you'd like to for shits and giggles, here's some notifications that may be used:



Have fun! Code credit.
no subject
I told you I am not the kind of ghost you think I am
I can interact with the world more or less
However
I need blood and other sundry
Blood is the material people are less willing to donate
no subject
no subject
Most likely they have vanished
no subject
Vanished? You mean, they were returned to where they came from?
no subject
And yes or however it works
It is unclear what or how much of us exists outside of this simulation
Obviously some of us do not have bodies to return to any longer
no subject
no subject
Some young women inquired about shared experiences on this network recently
That may be an informative resource
[He didn't... read the replies, personally, oops. But maybe!]
no subject
no subject
Which does have its place but you are right
It is also a mess
Unfortunately the trustworthiness of the local libraries is constantly in doubt
no subject
no subject
When I arrived here the city itself was falling apart akin to a program ceasing its proper function
Altered perceptions, weather patterns that did not make sense, the locals ceasing to behave like conscious individuals
Etc
While it has long ceased I still find it difficult to trust the things that originate in this world
But with applicable skepticism the library ought to be fine
no subject
I must admit, all those things to lend credence to the theory that this is just a simulation. But I still don't understand how so many people from so many "worlds" could be here all at one time.
no subject
The simulation theory does seem the most correct
If not then the effort put in to maintain the illusion of a simulation is manifold and expertly done
An illusion of an illusion
What troubles you about many worlds
?
no subject
no subject
Not that I am sure it can be achieved even through a many worlds sampling method
This place was after all designed by this being
Presumably
But they may be using many worlds to compensate for inherent bias towards their own
no subject
no subject
It is some groups more than others
Perhaps it is not random but trying to put certain people together for their rehabilitation
Did you find familiar faces
?
no subject
no subject
Cannot rule out others from your world who you have not met either
It is not a very good theory besides as my crime is not even a crime
So perhaps the seeming failure to achieve randomness is actually our own personal bias and the system is working as intended
And the rest is coincidence