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TOPIC | What have you learned since joining?
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Fun thought experiment I wanted to spool up: [b]What is something you've learned about yourself as a player since you joined the community of [i]Flight Rising[/i]?[/b] [size=2][emoji=ping size=1](NOTE: Please don't post any personal information/identifiers)[/size]
Fun thought experiment I wanted to spool up:

What is something you've learned about yourself as a player since you joined the community of Flight Rising?

(NOTE: Please don't post any personal information/identifiers)
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i like lightning dergs


just lightning in general

its cool
i like lightning dergs


just lightning in general

its cool
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oh goodness, i love bright colors

on the more serious side, i was never really able to let my guard down in communities on most games, but the FR community is just so hecking nice and it's really helped me relax :)
oh goodness, i love bright colors

on the more serious side, i was never really able to let my guard down in communities on most games, but the FR community is just so hecking nice and it's really helped me relax :)
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I can spend 5 hours doing the same thing as long as I have something to entertain myself with
I can spend 5 hours doing the same thing as long as I have something to entertain myself with
She/Her | PM me about saving a fodder dragon :)
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i should stay away from gambling irl
i should stay away from gambling irl
Huh, interesting!

Maybe not the answer you're looking for, but I've learned that I will absolutely change my habits to do what other people perceive as cool. Examples include G1s and speaking in lowercase.

Like, osmosis will always be a thing, and hanging in a community means you will slowly adopt its habits over time, but there are things I absolutely did not care about when I first started playing that I now very much do, and I'm pretty sure it was because I felt like not caring or not playing that game made my lair inferior, somehow. Unmatching eyes, basic terts.

Oh, and I've learned that watching people be generous to each other is like... a rush on its own? I enjoy gifting and being gifted, obviously, but on FR I've found I still get that visceral feel-good reaction when I just observe people going out of their way to be nice - random wishlist gifts, scatter donations on scatter projects that didn't turn out well, people helping make up for others' auction house misprices. It's inspiring and just makes me feel good about people, and being a part of this community. (Today I had a really nice encounter where I bought a River Muck for 15kt off the auction house, sent it back telling the person they'd missed a zero, and had it sent back again telling me that the price was intentional and they'd just wanted to be nice. I sent them a boss familiar - people spreading such good feels deserve to be rewarded!)

On a less positive note, I've learned that I have extremely little patience for spammy posts/egregious multi-posts that could have used the edit function. I think I'm judgier than I used to be, or I just find myself exerting more effort to avoid letting disapproval leak into my posts. Maybe that's a function of the relatively laid-back forum rules, and when the rules don't vindicate something I'm used to seeing moderated, it makes me less tolerant of it? Food for thought, if nothing else.

Oh, here's a more interesting one. So coli grinding necessitates spending a lot of time doing a mindless activity, and most people deal with this by having a no-click activity in another screen (or on another device.) I've discovered that I actually prefer to watch the same group of videos than look for new ones. If I do view a new one, I'll add it to my 'list' of things to go back to, but on the whole I much prefer to retread the same entertainment than look for things I haven't seen before. Weird, I know. (Fanfiction remains the sole exception, though of course there's plenty of great stories I love to reread.)
Huh, interesting!

Maybe not the answer you're looking for, but I've learned that I will absolutely change my habits to do what other people perceive as cool. Examples include G1s and speaking in lowercase.

Like, osmosis will always be a thing, and hanging in a community means you will slowly adopt its habits over time, but there are things I absolutely did not care about when I first started playing that I now very much do, and I'm pretty sure it was because I felt like not caring or not playing that game made my lair inferior, somehow. Unmatching eyes, basic terts.

Oh, and I've learned that watching people be generous to each other is like... a rush on its own? I enjoy gifting and being gifted, obviously, but on FR I've found I still get that visceral feel-good reaction when I just observe people going out of their way to be nice - random wishlist gifts, scatter donations on scatter projects that didn't turn out well, people helping make up for others' auction house misprices. It's inspiring and just makes me feel good about people, and being a part of this community. (Today I had a really nice encounter where I bought a River Muck for 15kt off the auction house, sent it back telling the person they'd missed a zero, and had it sent back again telling me that the price was intentional and they'd just wanted to be nice. I sent them a boss familiar - people spreading such good feels deserve to be rewarded!)

On a less positive note, I've learned that I have extremely little patience for spammy posts/egregious multi-posts that could have used the edit function. I think I'm judgier than I used to be, or I just find myself exerting more effort to avoid letting disapproval leak into my posts. Maybe that's a function of the relatively laid-back forum rules, and when the rules don't vindicate something I'm used to seeing moderated, it makes me less tolerant of it? Food for thought, if nothing else.

Oh, here's a more interesting one. So coli grinding necessitates spending a lot of time doing a mindless activity, and most people deal with this by having a no-click activity in another screen (or on another device.) I've discovered that I actually prefer to watch the same group of videos than look for new ones. If I do view a new one, I'll add it to my 'list' of things to go back to, but on the whole I much prefer to retread the same entertainment than look for things I haven't seen before. Weird, I know. (Fanfiction remains the sole exception, though of course there's plenty of great stories I love to reread.)
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I have learned that I can and will hoard any and every item the game throws at me.
I have learned that I can and will hoard any and every item the game throws at me.
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Imagination is the reality of our dreamscape.
I think my drawing has improved since 2013! [emoji=guardian laughing size=1] Lots of practice from doodlin' dergs.
I think my drawing has improved since 2013!

Lots of practice from doodlin' dergs.

:LTB Boolean:
:YCH/Art Shop:
:Selling IDs:
For Sale,
G1s
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I like fully gened gen1s, (before I didn't think I cared for gen1s) and I realized I like weird color combos that end up looking really nice.
I like fully gened gen1s, (before I didn't think I cared for gen1s) and I realized I like weird color combos that end up looking really nice.
*She/her
*Gen1 lover
*Talk to me about music, art,
books, and history! I'd love to chat!
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I've become a lot more social, and I have an Imperial problem.
I've become a lot more social, and I have an Imperial problem.
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