In every multiplayer game, noobs get picked on.. except one.  Have you ever noticed that everyone doesn\'t make fun of babies for not knowing the rules or asking stupid questions?  

Here are a couple observations I\'ve made about being omnipotent (all-powerful), omnipresent (everywhere at once), and omniscient (all-knowing):

Omnipotent:
It is impossible to be omnipotent. For example, if you were omnipotent, you would be able to make a bar of metal so strong, that even you can\'t bend it. Now, if you can bend it, you aren\'t all-powerful because you can\'t make one that you can\'t bend, and if you can\'t bend it, you aren\'t all-powerful either, because you can\'t bend it.

Omnipresent:
It would suck to be omnipresent.  First of all, your nose would constantly be up your own butt. Everyone else\'s too.  I\'m sure you can think of other places you would never want to be, but always would be.

Omniscient:
Knowing everything would also suck.  For example, after you\'ve played a game so long, it gets boring. You already know most of the secrets of the game, it has just lost its excitement.  Now, imagine if you already new all the secrets to EVERY game, and not just every game, but EVERYTHING! Then there would be no more excitement, no surprise.  Your life would be extraordinarily dull and there is nothing you could do for fun, not read books or watch movies, or anything.

I put up this post because I miss the controversial and intellect-filled posts that were common a month ago, when I first joined, like the evolution thread and the New Program that Reads Minds thread. So, please post anything that requires thought here.

Has anyone else had a problem with the forum reacting very slowly? It never happened to me before it went down two times recently.  At first I thought it was just my computer, but I\'ve tried on 3 different computers and it keeps doing it. Maybe they all suck, I don\'t know.  Anyway, basically what happens is whenever I click something it takes forever to process it.

In many games that have been out for more than a couple weeks, money becomes negligible and only trade is implemented.  That never happens in real life. I suggest a finite money system. Now the money could change as the game goes on and more players join, but it would be added in by the devs.  If monsters drop money, you could have a pool for every monster type or every monster in a certain area.  This pool is all the money these monsters could possibly drop.  If you kill one, you get a fraction of that total pool and however much you get is subtracted off.  If a monster killed someone, that person would lose some of their money and it would be added to the monster\'s pool. Therefore, tough monsters that frequently kill people would give more money when you kill them.  As for getting money when you start out, there would be a pool for that, too. Then each new player would get a small fraction of that pool to start out.  The fraction would be larger if you chose rich or very rich when creating your character.

I think the introduction of combat would be a good thing to see. I apologize if this has already come up in another threads, but I checked the most recent threads and couldn\'t find anything in just the names.  It would give some purpose to actually playing the game. It\'s hard to find bugs after they\'ve all been found... If there was a PvP area somewhere in Hydlaa, that would be cool. Even if we didn\'t get any experience, it would open up many more places for potential bugs to lurk and it\'s got to be done sooner or later, and the sooner the better, as far as I\'m concerned.  We could test fight techniques, hp and stamina loss, the use of skills, death and penalties that result therin.  

I figured I\'d compile together as many poems as I could find, so people can get them all in one place. If you have new poems, you can put them here.