Jul 15
I’ve had a long fucking day and now I gotta go on a plane for however, many hours just to make it from CA to NY. Fuck my life I guess but hey at least we get movie night tomorrow 🥲
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I’ve had a long fucking day and now I gotta go on a plane for however, many hours just to make it from CA to NY. Fuck my life I guess but hey at least we get movie night tomorrow 🥲
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QSMP 2 THEORY ABOUT Q!ASH.
I think I understood why Q!ash acted the way he did
Q!Ash was kidnapped by the feds and was released/saved after the brain scrambling.
Q!Ash gave Q!Ewron his sword telling him to not think twice about killing him in case he did something out of character for him, fearing they did replace him/brainwashed/whatever.
Q!Ash clearly stated, that he always knew Q! Ewron would never give Q!Ash's heart up to DC.
So, according to this- today Q!Ash was acting out of line, no?
Doubting him, and going back and forth about it.
Was that behavior influenced by the Fed's brain fuckery? Idk, could be.
Q!Ewron did not do his part of the deal and killed him without hesitation, maybe he didn't realize this was out of line, maybe he was hurt, there's a million reasons he didn't do that.
So yeah, I didn't understand Q! Ash's behavior bc it's supposed to weird as fuck.
Or maybe I'm just huffing copium bc my favorite duo is in shambles.
Bro I’m scared somebody hold me 😭😭😭
She/They are so real I love her/them 🤎
Qsmp
Guys, surely im not the only one who heard this long beep sound in ash's newest lore cutscene right? I heard a long beep sound after he stopped responding to pain-
And normally that means that he had no puls right? Pls tell me im not tweaking TvT, its been ok my mind since this morning, i need to know that im not hearing things
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I've seen some absurd themes trying to mischaracterize some characters who aren't even in this season, like Etoiles and Cellbit, and creating rivalries between them and current characters, like Aldo and Multi....
I mean...Seriously? People portray qEtoiles and qCellbit as two violent, brainless, and malicious murderous characters. Which makes me think that either they didn't watch QSMP1 correctly, or they're the kind of malicious people who want to undo the work that the CCs did. Just because they were against the federation doesn't mean they would attack anyone. QCellbit only killed the employees, but he never tried to kill QFoolish or QJaiden, he wasn't irrational. And QEtoiles likes combat, but only for sport, not because he wants to kill, he always wanted to have fun. Furthermore, it doesn't make sense to say that if they were present this season, "X things" would happen because with their presence, the lore would be different, relationships would be different, some conflicts and problems wouldn't have happened in the same way, or might not have happened at all.
For example, do you really think that if QCell were present, they competed with QAldo for QRoier, when in fact, QRoier would have a different lore than the current one, and there would still be the risk of QAldo and QCell being very close precisely because they have elements in common.
That's why I wanted new characters, and not for them to continue with the old ones, because people who weren't here before don't understand the importance of the old characters for them either. And I don't know if they will understand until the CCs themselves work with this in the lore. For example, I don't know how long this season will last, but Roier seems to be focusing more on being OFF-Lore than anything else, even though he has a lore that started. And now there are all these trips too.
And I'm not demanding anything from him, or from the others, but TECHNICALLY speaking, the more time passes without concluding his arc, the less people will remember and correctly associate things, without mischaracterizing the character.
And even though I want a conclusion to his lore that is more consistent with everything that happened in QSMP1, since he wanted to continue with the same character, I've already resigned myself to the fact that I don't know if I'll get that; for now, there's only the plot of remembering/not remembering.
So that's it. Gabe is going to travel for two months. He thought about his friends, initially about writing to qPAC, but concluded that qPAC would panic and not look for him, so he went to the next option, which was qRoier, and left a note saying that he was being followed and that he might disappear, and left coordinates of where they might be able to find information about his disappearance. I believe he left some rewards there too (probably the engines from the craft/creative itens that he stole because he wanted to do a little lore with it).
Update: I discovered that he actually left something for Pac, Roier, Aldo, and Ash… basically coordinates leading to the creative itens.
I saw some people on Twitter not understanding the trauma that communities have from Purgatory. So I'm going to explain to the newcomers. The first Purgatory was something that happened by surprise, interrupting some lore and altering the course of many things. It was a competition where the CCs were divided into supposedly random groups, although I think it was a strange randomness because basically it was Grinders VS PVP VS Roleplays, and the vast majority in the same group, that is, the people who were better at PVP were in the same group, etc. And Purgatory is similar to a Hunger Games. So it wasn't exactly balanced, so much so that the administrators had to change rules and create extra missions to allow all teams to have an equal chance. But the biggest problem wasn't even that, it was that the first Purgatory was linked to the main lore of the eggs, where it was said that only SOME eggs could be saved by the winning team. The eggs were basically the children of the characters, and the CC spent MONTHS creating systems to keep them alive, because there were attacks, etc., until one day they mysteriously disappeared and it was later discovered that they were in Purgatory. And since the division of the groups wasn't good, some automatically had to force themselves to play in order to have a chance to save an egg, since they didn't know which ones could be saved. So, for example, the red team, Bolas, started out being the most disadvantaged because they only had Philza who knew more about Minecraft, PVP, mods, etc… They were the Roleplayers' team. They had to learn how to play in order to support each other to try to save their eggs since there were no guarantees. So, for example, Foolish was the father of an egg called Leo, and if it was decided that only the parents could get the eggs back, he was the only one left to get Leo, and he was on the least favored team, but they supported each other and that's why they were at least going to try.
One proof of how unbalanced the system was at the beginning was that they were the team that, for a while, had the fewest active people, so to win a day of challenges, they literally spent the entire day collecting resources for the missions, while other teams could do it in less time. And they left it to deliver at the last minute so there was no risk of anyone overtaking them in the percentage ranking, and the final percentages had a minimal difference; literally, with all the effort, they won by 2% more. And they had to do this for two weeks. In short, the event ended up being very stressful, there was toxicity in the communities, with people fighting too, because some said it wasn't fair, others from the other teams said it was, and they even went to the CC chat to bother them. Literally, there were people hating on CC because they stole, I think, a horse, or an NPC, I don't remember… anyway, there were CCs who gave up playing the event altogether and others who left QSMP right after that event. Now, given all the criticism, there was Purgatory 2, where the errors were fixed, the competition was fairer, without lore pressure, it was basically a spin-off that only lasted a week. That's why it was a success. Now, they announced Purgatory 3, and I think people are afraid because, as I said, what really ruined the first one was the extended time and the lore that stressed the players themselves and their communities, because they were kind of forced to play, otherwise, there could be consequences for the eggs. And the fact that we don't know if they're going to make Purgatory 3 connected to the main server lore like the first one, or if it's going to be a spin-off like the second one, worries people.
In conclusion, I am someone who understands those who say they are exaggerating, but since I was present in the first Purgatory, I understand the traumas and concerns. One proof of this is the reaction of each streamer to the announcement; those who participated in the first one don't know if they will participate in this one, and those who participated in the second one were very excited.