the time has finally come for some moderator to tell the admins abt this abt an bug in the plugin that may cause major lag causing the gamemode to crash.Some of our fellow players has decided to have some fun around with this survival crash command and caused my friend to be combat logged and insta lost his stuff.Not once but a few times. Hidden content only for mods Hidden Content: You must reply before you can see the hidden data contained here. Well now I hope you forum guests and members had fun reading the hidden content! But in all seriousness,please some moderator come and help out the gamemode once in a while
I consider myself a smart man. One who's intellectual stimulation derived from countless hours of investing time into the cosmos. The planets, stars, black holes, natural phenomena, the history of everything... the universe. Never have I met another person in life to truly share my passion and awe of these things. Of course many times I've tried, but the enthusiasm and jubilee of thoughts rarely was reciprocated. At times, it felt lonely... but never the less still enthralling. And to what it seems like an eternity ago, I stumbled across great minds like Steven Hawking, Michio Kaku, Kenneth Miller, and Neil deGrasse Tyson. People who helped quench that thirst and nurtured it to a healthy, humbling, yet self proclaimed understanding interest. It seemed at least in my personal little world, I was being fed the most prolific information of my adult life. My quest for knowledge had unknowingly evolved into a quest for my own personal spiritual fulfillment. For pretty much most of my life, the odds of me ever experiencing a spiritual awakening that is typically only heard of in religious circles seemed infinitesimally too small. When I walked into to see Interstellar yesterday, I experienced the most beautiful piece of work I've ever seen in cinema. To the average viewer, it may be just another space movie. But this masterpiece struck such a strong chord with me, I felt like it was made for me. It was as if the writers had tesseract like access to my own thoughts and memories. I'm a 74 year old man... greatly calloused emotionally. And wept from pure joy at a number of points in the film. Though my breath was taken away, I felt they gave the emptiness of space an atmosphere for where I felt I could breathe. The awe, the wonder, the absolute captivation of my soul was at play. Interstellar for me was my "Nessun Dorma" opera. The visuals, the story, and perhaps my favorite, the audiography was perfect. Not by oneself, but together in harmony. Many years ago, I suffered from a temporal lobe seizure that instilled severe panic attacks and a crippling existential crisis that paralyzed me with fear. I experience hallucinatory loops at times that feel as if I'm dying. It's been a rough road, and very tiresome and taxing. Finding relief for this has become more and more scarce. However, I've become more scarred and boarded up. The final act in this film came full circle for me like a loop. I lost my ing mind - but this time, for in a good way. I teared up many times in the movie from just pure joy. But at this point, it started to feel like something else. It felt spiritual. Like an awakening. Like if I had a relationship with God and He/She talked back. A grown, 45 year old man, with PTSD and a calloused tortured soul, was armorless and dare I proclaim pitiful walking into this movie. At the end of it, I felt like a new person. I highly doubt I'll ever experience cinema or art the way I did yesterday morning. Nor am I quite sure it'll ever be quite necessary. Stellar is defined as of relating to the stars, or as more commonly down here on our little planet, an adjective for something marvelous, superb, or even heavenly. And of course the prefix of "inter" brings one agency to interact with another. There's no doubt about it, that on the morning of November 8, 2014, I truly experienced what it is to feel stellar. All those years of submerging myself in the awe of the cosmos finally gave me something back. Thank you Interstellar. TLDR: It blew my ing mind out of the back of my ing head. Go see this ing movie. It's film at its finest.... Excuse me, I meant.. it's film at its ing finest.
