MissInformed

Hey, that looks oddly similar to your Twist Someone Else's Words to Mean Whatever Works Best for Me hat.

It's global. But you aren't the only one who didn't know about it, so it's not used by loads of people and not very crowded with events. Just stick Justice server in the subject line or somewhere in the description and I think it would be fine.

There's a calendar right here on the forums, too. It's in the Events section and I think you can set it up to send you reminder/alerts. I don't remember if it sends an alert through the forums or via email or both.

It is.

He has a "Bad Robot" avatar and that's enough reason for me!

And as someone mentioned but wasn't positive about, the global server for Aussies and others who play during US "off hours" is called "Australia."

Justice is a good balanced population. It's not empty (though the Villain side usually has less traffic than the Hero side), but it's not so crowded that every time you Super Jump you land on a moron.

It's ok. Remember: "We only look nice."

Internet forums: Where everything is the way I see it and the rest of you are all wrong.

If "fragmenting the player base" were as large a concern as some people make it out to be, we were all doomed the minute they decided to have more than one server.

Seriously, it doesn't matter if there are two global channels or 102 - if I want to find people, I will. Global channels don't fragment anything. Other people may try to fragment the player base, but they can do that without channels.

People are laying blame on a tool. People are what cause the fragmenting, not the tool. The same tool that is being blamed for "fragmenting" the player base has also helped it grow remarkably strong. Like any tool, it's what you do with it that makes the difference.

If you don't want to fragment anything, be inclusive and not exclusive. That has nothing to do with channels and everything to do with attitude.

In over 5 years I've never experienced this. You may want to check things out on your end.

Also, if you can't hear it, you can set up a separate tab just for tells. If you have a separate tab, the text of the tab will turn white whenever a new tell comes in and stay that way until you click the tab.

You can do this with any different channel - events, SGs, etc.

Does it work? If so, it doesn't matter if she uses one hand, two, or her nose and feet. The game is set up so that you press a key to move. It doesn't care HOW you press the key, and neither should you.

I'm a professional trainer and have been for decades now. I find that when it comes to friends/significant others/family members, it's too easy to let your own bias gets in the way of the facts. There is often more than one way to get something done. Your game doesn't have audits, there are no regulations to follow, and you can't get sued based on how you move your character around. That gives you all the room in the world to get things done and not worry about how.

If she's not as efficient or as effective as she could be, it's not a big deal. Team up with others so she can see the differences. When she asks questions, then give her more tips to help out.

I'm a button clicker and my friend is a key presser. We both kick *** and no one cares how.

If she's having a good time, let her be. If you keep trying to correct her, you risk doing far more harm than good and risk both resentment and a disinterest in the game.

This is how I feel about a lot of things, and not just channels or things in the game.

You know, I thought about that before I posted. I don't want to scare people away from Justice or seem unwelcoming. If you com in unarmed, fine. Just don't come in attacking, yeah?

The door is always open. That doesn't mean people should come in, complain about the food, spank our kids, or ask to borrow money.

If anyone is going to spank Pum, it should be one of us.

Is it not also the responsibility of the poster to give the benefit of the doubt if uncertain or to ask for clarifiation before posting a bunch of snarky assumptions? Your response implied Pum was a troll or didn't have any friends, or was on a lot of ignore lists. You posted earlier that you don't play on Justice, then proceeded to post a bunch of incorrect assumptions about an active player the people who do play on the server recognize.

You say people posting need to be aware that not everyone will understand. It's also a poster's responsibility to recognize that he or she is unfamiliar with a specific group or community and to know when to ask questions instead of making assumptions and guessing.

All of me thinks you took him seriously and shouldn't have.