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faeriering2023-01-29 05:19 pm
fabulists) wrote in faeriering2023-01-29 05:19 pm
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network social #1
network social #1
flitter!
Buzz buzz buzz! That's the sound of your network device receiving a social alert. Maybe you've poked around your device a little bit already, or maybe you haven't, but either way - you're about to have the chance to take part in one of Fable's social apps!
The notification chimes directly from Flitter (the fairy version of Twitter!) And this app is exactly what you would expect. Mostly nonsense scattered among hundreds and thousands of Fleets (Tweets) from the mystical creatures of Fable (and beyond!)
Your device pings you to the following post:
While as fun as they are kind, no one can deny that the Fae have a tendency to be quite mischievous. Giving them access to social media only seems to enhance these feelings! Looks like they want the new inhabitants of Fable - or just anyone who receives a magical notification - to post to Flitter with their spiciest take! Do you have certain opinions on how milky a cup of tea should be? Do you think sprinkles on cupcakes are essential or pointless? No matter the opinion, the Fae want to see it and strike up discussion!
Time to grab the popcorn.
Copy and paste the following code into your comment section to make a Flitter post:
Welcome to Fable's first network social! Please read this before participating!
This social post is open to everyone! This means that you do not have to be a member of Fable to participate! You can think of it like a fun TDM, since network socials like this will happen every month within the game.
We ask that non-Fable residents mark that they're not in-game in their subject line, and that Fable residents use the hashtag #fablenewbies in their posts so that the Fae can find them! After all, they wanted to see some exciting conversations brewing within Fable, but outsiders are more than welcome to chime in as well. Feel free to assume that Flitter is just as big of a dumpster fire as real Twitter. The code is only required for a toplevel, but replies can be written in a text font (like courier.)
Lastly, while we love IC banter, please remember to be civil and familiarise yourself with the game rules. Have fun!
The notification chimes directly from Flitter (the fairy version of Twitter!) And this app is exactly what you would expect. Mostly nonsense scattered among hundreds and thousands of Fleets (Tweets) from the mystical creatures of Fable (and beyond!)
Your device pings you to the following post:
While as fun as they are kind, no one can deny that the Fae have a tendency to be quite mischievous. Giving them access to social media only seems to enhance these feelings! Looks like they want the new inhabitants of Fable - or just anyone who receives a magical notification - to post to Flitter with their spiciest take! Do you have certain opinions on how milky a cup of tea should be? Do you think sprinkles on cupcakes are essential or pointless? No matter the opinion, the Fae want to see it and strike up discussion!
This social post is open to everyone! This means that you do not have to be a member of Fable to participate! You can think of it like a fun TDM, since network socials like this will happen every month within the game.
We ask that non-Fable residents mark that they're not in-game in their subject line, and that Fable residents use the hashtag #fablenewbies in their posts so that the Fae can find them! After all, they wanted to see some exciting conversations brewing within Fable, but outsiders are more than welcome to chime in as well. Feel free to assume that Flitter is just as big of a dumpster fire as real Twitter. The code is only required for a toplevel, but replies can be written in a text font (like courier.)
Lastly, while we love IC banter, please remember to be civil and familiarise yourself with the game rules. Have fun!
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The fey of Rhyme are asking. I think they just enjoy seeing us engage in conversation.
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I could be wrong, but I believe by "hot take" they mean they want a controversial opinion from you. At least, that's what context has led me to believe.
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Your theory may prove correct. Bickering would certainly amuse the pixies, however just in case, be wary of your food regardless.
Sincerely,
Malleus Draconia, Prince of Briar Valley
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[ and tighnari sure isn't helping by not explaining that not everything needs to be in letter format. ]
My food?
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Etiquette is very important to my kind, for one of my station especially. Valuable information in amends for a slight is a fair exchange.
Adding excessive spices to one's food as a prank would not be unheard of. Alternatively, they may seek to help by adding everyone's favorites to all of their food.
Sincerely, Malleus Draconia, Prince of Briar Valley
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Spices.. that's no good, I'm very sensitive to spices. I'll do my best not to get on their bad side.
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There is likely a way to leverage other Fae into watching for such things. As I mentioned, the pixies that pestered you would be considered rude guests, so they may be a good place to start.
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Though I suppose it's too late for that.
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To avoid them would be to remain ignorant, likewise they will have fewer opportunities to understand humans.
Fae and humans could stand to learn much from each other given the time.
Sincerely,
Malleus Draconia, Prince of Briar Valley
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I would be willing to offer my aide in such an endeavor. While I, myself, still have much to learn, I am more familiar with your kind than most Fae. It would not be the first time I helped humans navigate such situations.
Whether it be texting you how, or handling the negotiation myself, it would not be a difficult matter.
Sincerely,
Malleus Draconia, Prince of Briar Valley
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But I appreciate it, though. It's probably better that you tell me how, I should learn to handle them myself.
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Many Fae do become enthralled with things they find beautiful or pleasant, I suspect your ears and tail would fall into that category. Be careful that they do not get stolen.
In that case, invite me for a meal and I will happily share what I know. It may take a few visits though. There are many varieties of Fae, and all have different inclinations.
Sincerely,
Malleus Draconia, Prince of Briar Valley
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Stolen?
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Did you not think that with the power to gift such things to those without, that the Fae could not take from those with just as easily?
Sincerely,
Malleus Draconia, Prince of Briar Valley
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All right, I suppose those lessons of yours can't come fast enough. I'd rather keep my ears, thank you.