/x/ - Paranormal / Occult

>>67
Dude, I posted it. I HAVE read it.

It doesn't "force you to scroll". All that happens is comic frames release when you get to specific parts of it.

ah this, I saw this a while ago.
Didn't make me jump though. It was too fast~

>>77
it does force you to scroll down.
after reading it scroll back up.

>>53
I fail majorly at jumpscares. never again.

>>53
Gave me pleasant dreams. Thanks, OP!

>>917

What kind of game, may I ask?

>>918
an RPG
Not just any rpg though, I spent months deciphering this message and all of my other works into one super continuity and this one has become my life's work as a game designer.

This game has become extremely complicated to the point where I designed a program that could simulate a city of 10000 random people +fixed npcs + daily visiting npcs that calculates a ton of variables for each npc. Things like emotions, history, social interacts, things like heard the main character say something on the street and possibly thousands of other variables are calculated for each npc. The character is able to actively mind read low willed npcs as a primary gameplay function.
The plot is also calculated with as many variables as possible and gives you a ton of choice leaving the game to have a ton of endings and making no run the same. The combat system is heavily decided by all of this a well as it all effects your items stats and abilities depending on what you do during the plot. The game is designed so that when you die you go back to the start of the game but things related to your soul remain on your save file, each time you die you will be playing the game faster and faster because you know more about the game and are more skilled. I designed a high score system and fitted online multiplayer into the plot(i like to design competitive games btw).
Imagine being the first person to get the true ending, now imagine how hard it is to get right.

You sure you didn't take any drugs before posting this, OP?

>>991
That's why I asked.

fucking hilarious

>I am a tree

My sides.

Couldn't find the screencaps of this so here's a link:

http://crappierpasta.tumblr.com/post/59500542701

>>533
>Joke creepypastas
I've also found old creepypastas on their Wikia; Mario World, I HATE YOU, etc.

>>989
>Couldn't find the screencaps of this

I couldn't either, actually, which is why the post is arranged like that instead of in some other, more pleasing fashion.

The whole problem is the image that is stuck at the bottom, under the text. Screencaps of creepypasta usually shrink in your browser to fit your screen, especially in a semi-lengthy pasta like this. If that image at the bottom of it was visible from the get-go, the joke wouldn't be as funny.

That's why there's no screencaps of it.

Aliens are a pretty common thing in japan nowadays.

>>891

Well (assuming that what you've said is not a lie), this is something I'm really glad to read. It's good to know you guys are still working on it.

I was really sad when /x/ and fuckfiction abandoned the investigation because 'you didn't post more puzzles', and specially since you all stopped your activity afterwards. This was really entertaining for me, and it was cut off so suddenly…

Now, can I ask for some M3Ps draws? I really love her art. It can be a proof that you're still working on it too, or some kind of preview.

Also, is Maverick somehow inspired in Multivac?

>>892
Actually, it really wasn't anyone's fault but our own. The whole thing started as an experiment, and due to the reaction it got on /x/ it spread to reddit, then to unfiction, and to blogs all over the place.

What really shut it down was, the writer wanted the project to grow with the audience, but that became really problematic. We wanted the site to be something you stumble upon, and get a feeling of "there is something not right with this website". A feeling of discomfort. That's the root of a good ARC, feeling like the world you're getting involved with is real. This was especially difficult considering how fictional the world is.

Regardless, all of those conflicting subjects came together, and it was decided by all of us, we needed to sit down and rewrite what we had. Really, at the start, there wasn't a story except for the webcomic story. Everything involving M3Ps grew around what people did. MAv3rick was a product of that too.

Really, in terms of websites, the problem was the project got too much attention too fast. When it started it was one person, then it grew to 10, and now its about 5 or so. But that still wasn't enough because we all have lives outside this and it was a hobbie for us. We couldn't keep up with what we wanted to do.

And sadly I can't offer art, because anything new is pretty much all spoilers. I can tell you were working on music though, a lot of it pretty neat.

And lastly, another reason we are taking the hiatus is so people forget about the project, we felt it was getting the wrong kind of attention. An ARC relies on it's audience, and we were being bombarded with waifu fags. And that was because the direction the story was going. Our own fault really.

Are you a regular here or you just passed to check out if we were still active?

If you're a regular, do you think you can tell us when this all starts again? I used to check the webpage regularly but I know I'll probably forget, so it would be cool when you guys decide to reactivate this if you could drop a message here.

And pls answer this
>is Maverick somehow inspired in Multivac?

>>920
This was a comment in /n/ made by m3ps, lol guys if the party is over you didn't need to erase any evidence. It isn't like we REALLY believed anything happening here was real.

Damn, and I had hope this would turn out well.

※THIS IS MISS THREAD

REMOVED THREAD
http://uboachan.net/2/res/585.html

PICNIC IN MARS
http://mars.ukime.org/index2.html

たのしいことはなんどでも！
A pleasant thing comes any number of times!

「ゆめにっき」プチオンリーイベント
「YUMENIKKI」Petite Only Event

2013年10月27日
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I found the story pretty riveting.

I'm from a depressed rust-belt city and exploring creepy old factories and random caves is a common passtime for delinquent students who have nothing else to do.

I found it easy to relate to this story.

Yea, this is one of my favorites stories ever. after i was done, i had chills. had to go take a walk in daylight to get it off. had to have read it when i was about 13.

Does this just end like that? Any info on Ted's journey? Does this imply he didn't make it out alive? This is the only interesting story I've read on the whole paranormal field.

It's an old story written by Thomas Lera. It stops at page 10 because he wanted it to end without the reader knowing what happened.

That was so good. And it had my favorite kind of ending, too.

>>647

I hear to quiet music while I lay on my bed, as if I was going to sleep.

I start to breath rhythmically, three seconds to take air; three seconds I hold, and I loose the air in another 3 seconds. I concentrate in this as I have my eyes closed, and then I start to 'feel my body'. First, I concentrate in my feet, in all they're touching, if it's warm, my clothes etc. Then I start to go up, untill I reach my head and my hair. At this point I still am trying to keep the rhythm of my breath.

Then I try to focalize in myself, in my thoughts. Mostly, I imagine I am in a nice place, like a temple in a snowy forest, with a little river near. I like that place, and I call it my 'Inner core'. I try to see myself there, dressed in white, meditating, as I heard the wind noises, the plants, the animals, the air. I feel the frozen air.

That's basically what I do, and generally as I see myself doing it I think in other things, but I manage to keep focused on the main meditation properly.

Never got any strange situation doing this, though.

>I hear to quiet music while I lay on my bed, as if I was going to sleep.

I listen to quit music*

Ahh, sorry for the typo and others errors it might have but I'm sleepy and english is not my first language.

>>648
When you meditate you want it to be as quiet as possible. I suggest no music. Your other mistake lies withing what you focus on while you meditate. When you meditate you do not want to focus on anything, but you dont want to zone out. You concentrate on nothingness. You try to clear your mind of everything. Every little thought that pops in your head while you do this should quickly be dismissed.

Remember, keep your mind clear when you do this.

>>650

Oh, is that so. I'm gonna try it like that now. Thank you.

Is there any other thing I have to take in consideration if I want to grow spiritually?

hey op, just wanted to say i really like your energy. I was just wondering since you can sense energies im sure ur opinion on mine? in a way i feel its not as light as it used to be, but im thinking maybe due to adaptations to external environmen? your toughts?