Ban the Unbanned Bandit used a refreshing rune to reset our cooldown for cavern, which we had just run.
He attempted to start the event afterwards. It didn't work, and the rune told him to rejoin.
He proceeded to rejoin. It disbanded the party, when he got back, his cooldown was gone.
Since it told him to rejoin, I figured I should rejoin and so did one other member of our party.
When we attempted to start it, it told us that all other members of the party still had a cooldown (or at least Bison and I, which were the ones who had rejoined.)
It may be personal error for other players rejoining, I'm not really sure how the runes work, but the rune was consumed and we didn't get to run Cavern.
Was just wondering if this was a bug or we fucked up.

Steam Name of Offending Player(s): Lone_6ix

Steam ID of Offending Player(s): STEAM_0:1:102548132

Map the event happened on: ttt_vessel

Date of event: 11/23/2017
Time: 11:50 p.m.

What Happened?: RDM, Atempt RDM and Leave

Witnesses: Nicka Hz, Nivendo

Evidence: Logs of Round and included pic of logs.

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Couple victims so far. Some dudes names Keemstar, Idubbz, Styxhexen and others.

#LeftyTube

Edit: Looks like it was a GLITCH all along!

The title says everything. If you hit no on a rune of shared 4chan, you use it anyway lmao.

Post your fluids

Quoted from the New York Times:
"The Federal Communications Commission released a plan on Tuesday to dismantle landmark regulations that ensure equal access to the internet, clearing the way for internet service companies to charge users more to see certain content and to curb access to some websites.

The proposal, made by the F.C.C. chairman, Ajit Pai, is a sweeping repeal of rules put in place by the Obama administration. The rules prohibit high-speed internet service providers, or I.S.P.s, from stopping or slowing down the delivery of websites. They also prevent the companies from charging customers extra fees for high-quality streaming and other services."

This is very fucking important. Our freedom to do what we want, when we want on the internet is in jeopardy because of greedy fuckers. I assume that most of you use the internet every day. This could affect not only how we use the internet, but our very way of life. It would basically turn ISPs into internet gatekeepers, putting stuff behind a paywall, or even simply limiting what you're allowed to view on the internet. This may even affect FRG as a whole, as well as a lot of other gaming communities.

How do we help stop it?
Call or write in. This website makes it easy.
https://www.battleforthenet.com/

Remember, our freedom is at stake, and if you don't take action, the internet is gonna get a lot less fun when the 14th comes.
Thank you for your time.

P.S.: The ability to control the information the public sees is some orwellian shit like damn

going to be outta the country 'til monday
no internet access starting thursday
no gmod access starting tomorrow


be good, kiddos
if you need any last minute things hurry up

edit: im back

Can we play The Ship its really fun game to play with other people

Decode this and pm the code word to me

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First one to pm me first wins the prize.

Edit: Enchantable won, but not the 2k nah just kidding but CONGRATULATIONS ENCHANTABLE!

Before I even start this, I am aware that yes, this is the internet, and suicide jokes being here are a given, but in the past couple days, I've heard it more times than any other time in my life. It's starting to get out of hand.
This is going to sound really dumb here, but it IS a federal law, that telling someone to commit suicide is a crime punishable by jail time, or worse. It gets better.
Now, this has probably happened very few times in a gaming community, but if you tell someone to commit suicide and they actually do, it CAN be traced back to you, whether it be on a suicide note or something else, and if it is traced back, it is considered first-degree murder in many states.
I am not going to preach much longer, so just stick with me for a little bit longer. I'm not trying to villainize anybody here, nor am I treating someone's death as a lesson to garner sympathy, and I've most likely said some stuff similar to this too, but not even 4 months ago, a student at my school committed suicide. It is VERY real.

I'm not campaigning a war against suicide jokes, nor am I saying it should be added to the rules, but I truly think the community as a whole should cut back on saying things like this.