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Thread: Fate/Nova

Melissa was smiling widely as she watched upon her servant. She had succeed in summoning the one she had wanted. One of the greatest heroes in history of France and one of the most powerful Saints in the Catholic Church was now standing in front of her, asking if she was her master. Making a little curtsey before the person standing in front of her. My name is Melissa Ashcroft and from this day until we achieve victory I am your master. Now lets go inside, there probably will be familiars from other masters scouting out this place. She said, looking at the other person one last time before going back inside her home. Once inside, she sat down on the couch looking up at her servant. Before we go outside again, we first need to confirm a few things. First I want you to assure me that you are indeed the servant I summoned. You are the Maid of Orlans, the one carrying the name Jeanne dArc? If not I need to revise my battle plans. If this wasnt the fact, then she would curse herself and the male that sold her the piece of cloth. She already had to change her plans since she had wanted to use her as the Saber-class. But still the Archer-class also had a lot of promise and she didnt had to change her plans to much.
Thread: Fate/Nova

The armored woman caught on to her new Master's accent relatively quickly. It was slightly disconcerting to be summoned in the country of her former enemies, the ones God himself had sent her to do battle with. Jeanne gave a final look about the garden when the other mentioned familiars. She wasn't looking to get in a fight the second she was summoned, but she was no less prepared. She followed her master through the doors of her home in silence. The design of the building told her that this was not the world she had left behind, much had changed. When spoken to, she immediately redirected her attention to her master. A soldier to a fault. I know not what proof I can provide, save my word. I am the one of whom you speak. She knelt before her new master, her right fist coming to rest just beneath her left collar-bone. It is my pledge to bring you the Grail and to insure by any means necessary, that no harm should come to you. If you do not mind my asking, master... By what name are you known? And where are we, precisely? I realize that this is not France. Her gaze shifted about the room, taking in all manner of alien devices and technologies that she was far from understanding.
Thread: Fate/Nova

Letting out a sigh of relieve, she eased back in the seat. At least that went according to plan. But it became a little awkward when her servant kneeled in front of her. And it even got worse when she asked her about where and when she was. Biting her lip, something she always did when something was bothering her, she wondered if something had went wrong with the summoning. Normally a servant would know about where and when she was summoned, as well as how to use the technology of the country unless there was something wrong with the summoning. And she had been so sure that she had done everything right when drawing the circle, placing the relic and saying the incantation. She also was completely sure she could provide Archer, as she would call her to be sure her identity stayed hidden, with more than enough magical power. So why didnt Archer know where and when she was. After letting out a sigh, the answers for those problems will have to come later on, she now had to focus back on Archer. You dont have to kneel in front of me, so please rise. I already told you that my name is Melissa Ashcroft. But youll address me as Master unless were alone and Ill address you as Archer. I want both your as my identity to remain a mystery for as long as possible. Knowing your opponents names is a key point in achieving victory in this battle. So unless I give you permission, you dont hand out your name, is that point clear? She said with a stern voice. If Archer would disobey her on this, she wouldnt hesitate to use her command spells. Absolute obedience was what she wanted of her Servant. About where and when we are. This might be a shock to you but were in London, England. The war you once fought is over, France and England are at peace now. Its the 21ste century now and were in the year 2012. Normally you should be aware of this but somehow it seems you arent. Ill explain more later on. First we need you to get a good grasp of the city. Well be going to the Shard London Bridge. Please do tell me youre capable of taking on the spirit form? She sudden realized that if Archer wouldnt be able to do that, things could get really difficult on her.
Thread: Fate/Nova

Jeanne rose to her feet as directed, but quickly lowered her head in shame when her need for information was presented as a problem. I beg your forgiveness for my lack of knowledge. I assure you that I will not allow this to become an issue. Her promise felt empty, almost as though she was scrambling to make up for her prior short-coming. Fear not, master. I am plenty capable of assuming my spirit form whenever you feel it is necessary. I am well in tune with my own abilities and capable of action at a moment's notice. She straightened herself quickly, in preparation for her master's command. I understand your instructions, Master. I will not fall short of your expectations. Jeanne had a feeling it was going to be a long hard road to earn her master's trust and reliance. If in fact, they were to win this war, it would be only through mutual faith and teamwork. She could feel Melissa's power, and therefore did not doubt her abilities as a mage. However, Jeanne had already managed to arrive, not only as a secondary class option, but lacking the necessary knowledge to function in this day and age. She'd come up short from the beginning. Shard London Bridge. Understood. I am ready whenever you command it. Her soldier like tone was firmly in place.
Thread: Fate/Nova

Jeanne paid serious attention to everything Melissa had to say during their journey throughout London. Though she was incredibly intelligent for her age, a lot of the technology that was explained to her, still escaped her understanding. Her eye twitched at the mention that Masters serving the church may claim they were fighting in the name of God. Her own mistreatment at the hands of the church was proof enough that the church didn't have God's grace. Surely if their claim were true, St. Michael would have made her allies clear to her. She nodded after Melissa laid out her request. So we are to establish this bridge as our point of reconnaissance? Seems a sensible decision to me. I can see nearly all of London from here. Her eyes moved over the city, picking out each individual detail that seemed important to their effort. We will want to monitor all major means of transportation, both in and out of the city. Hopefully we will see the out of town opponents early, that should allow us the advantage. I admit to some concern regarding our opponents at the tower. If they're truly so well defended, we'll have to find a way to lure them away, to fight on our terms. Either that, or create a distraction, and draw their protective force elsewhere while we make our move. The tactician in Jeanne was clearly at work as she analyzed their situation. Rasputin has always had an eye for underhanded tactics. We may, at some point want to seek out an alliance. If he could be tricked into assaulting the tower, than the front door would be open to our use. A saber or Lancer would not be an easy opponent. To ensure our ability to succeed as a team, and to stop them before they get their own opportunity, we should likely seek out the Assassin first. In face-to-face combat, I'm certain I could best one better suited to the shadows. After that... I propose the church or the tower as our target. Jeanne stopped after her analysis, turning to face Melissa. Of course, the decision is yours, Master. This is simply what seems as the wisest course of action from my perspective.
Thread: Fate/Nova

Melissa stared at the Tower of London. If we have to, well bring down the entire structure on their heads. That would be a fitting ending for them anyway. She said bitterly before turning away her gaze towards Archer. Listen up, I wont work with anyone else if I dont have too. Also well wait until all pieces of the game have showed themselves. I know patience isnt your strong suit but Im telling you to hold back for the moment. Like I said, even the strongest Servant can be easily defeated if fighting unprepared or taken off guard. For now well just watch and wait. Then openings will present themselves and thats the moment well strike. Though she liked the idea of keeping eye on the transportation. Well its a good idea to watch transportation though the ones going outside the city we can neglect. The Holy Grail War takes place in this city so going outside it wont have any benefit. Lets focus on the quadrants where the embassies are located. Perhaps we can find out something about them or their Servants. She stated simply before turning around, her coat fluttering in the wind. The sun slowly started to rise. Now lets go back home. Ive had a long day and am tired. Tomorrow therell be plenty enough of things to do tomorrow night. She knew that all the other master probably would go do the same as her. It was some sort of unwritten rule of the war that you act at night time. Perhaps they though that they could minimize the collateral damage that way. Though in a city like this, a city that was buzzing with life both day and night, she knew the collateral damage would be huge. But she didnt care about that. Only thing that mattered was winning and getting her revenge. Just by that simple thought of revenge, she could feel the fire in her veins heat up.
Thread: Internet Bullying

What is your opinion about internet bullying? Is it something you have ever done? How about trolling? Is it more acceptable if you call it trolling? I recently read a friend of mine's status on FB where she was deliberately going after someone just for funat one point, she said she was trying to convince the other girl that the girl was a robot, lol X3 . Is there a difference between online bullying and rl bullying? I think that they are very different things and when people get all in a lather and upset about internet bullying I just kind of roll my eyes. It's one thing to be hounded at your school or in your neighborhood by someone who means you physical and emotional harm. It's something you have to deal with. But whining about sitting down at your computer and getting hounded through the screen.. um... just walk away, maybe? That might work.
Thread: Internet Bullying

RE Internet BullyingTrolling While online bullying is not physical, it is still bullying. Private bullying one can just block it but if its on a public forum, it can get nasty. If others joining in with the bully or counter-bullying against him or her, and if one of them knows the other... eww. Now it is possible one was just kidding or being humorous and the other doesn't realize it since they are just reading cold, hard test. Similar to how one might not realize one is being ironic or sarcastic. Trolling is a bit different. Bullying wants to hurt the other. Trolls just want to make a different opinion in hostile territory to wanting everyone to just get mad. There are bad trolls and ingenious trolls trying to make a point. For example, take Person X who is often displayed negatively in the media. Someone posts various 'facts' about Person X on a forum and everyone goes ballistic over how bad of a person he really is. Then the OP comes out to say all those 'facts' were not true and blame everyone of just blindly believing what the MSM is feeding them. I had an example of such ingenious but having trouble finding it. For another troll that was just being an arse who basically done the same thing And note these are atheists getting mad at a fellow atheist trolling another subreddit.
Thread: Internet Bullying

RE Internet BullyingTrolling Ok this isn't really about that sort of trolling and more about the flamingbullying type of interaction. I'm not talking about someone going to a forum trying to make an ass out of everybody or themselves or whatever. I am talking about people hounding and targeting someone, with malicious intent. I have edited the title to reflect this. See, I don't understand why it even counts as bullying. Why would you sit there and take abuse? That's like me going to a gathering of people like a sports rally or a concert or a bar where there are people who upset me and make me feel bad or angry and not only refusing to leave but continuing to go there every night. It's like without the threat of physical harm, it suddenly removes a person's ability to leave a bad situation.
Thread: Internet Bullying

Most cases of internet bullying are young teenagers. Not all of them think, Oh well this is stupid, and walk away because they know these people at school. Or they live near them. I have a big feeling a lot of it has to do with pride and the constant hounding to try and fix it, but they don't realize that by feeding into it, they tend to make the situation worse for themselves. And from there it just spirals. Trolling is very different. I've done it for kicks and told the person in question that I was just really kidding. Some people take it to heart because they think, Well, hey, I'm a person and people should respect that I have feelings! But this is the interwebs. Most people don't even see another being as human because hey, it's the internet and shouldn't take it so seriously.
Thread: Internet Bullying

Bullying to me is personal, trolling is usually anonymous. I think taunting and going after someone in a negative way be it to laugh at their stupidity, hurt them, etc is utterly immature and just as destructive as any other form of bullying, be it in real life or online. A lot of bullies don't realize that even if you're not directly insulting them or physically hurt them, that you can still do damage. I was picked on a lot throughout Elementary school and middle school, and a lot of it wasn't even direct, it was just bullies thinking they were being smart. Example, I knew a girl in middle school named Jade. She'd pick on me all the time Jade Hey Katie Me What? Jade Do you have a boyfriend? Me No... Jade Why not? Me Because I don't. I knew where she was going Jade Have you ever had a boyfriend? Me Yes. Jade she then turned to her friend snickering, saying that she bet I was lying Jade Well its no wonder you've never had a boyfriend, you're so fat, she don't even have a neck to kiss. A lot of the bullying I've received has been like this. No ones ever physically hurt me, or called me names. But they have done stuff like this, and it can still be just as hurtful as being directly insulted or pushed. I think trolling can be just as immature. Some I don't mind, but some people can really push it. Either way, if you are emotionally damaged by something a troll has said or done, then you don't need to be on the internet.
Thread: Internet Bullying

Yay bullying in elementary and middle school. Trust me, I know exactly what you went through since I wasn't picked on by just one or two people - but every bully in my grade at least until I changed to a different high school. Thankfully, I didn't have facebook and I wasn't stupid enough to think that any of these people were good enough to have my IMs.
Thread: Internet Bullying

There is a big difference between real-life bullying and bullying online. One requires a certain complacency from the victim in order to continue.
Thread: Internet Bullying

I think bullying is the same whether over internet or in person because it still impacts you one way or another and yes you can walk away from it but you also can still see the comments and what they say or what you read can be stuck in your head so it still effects you. I think bullying of any kind has an impact no matter where it is and that either way it's wrong. I also think people like bullying over the internet because they can easily say whatever they want without any precautions or anyone to stop them unless they are reported. Over the internet it's easier to feel in control than you would feel in person.
Thread: Internet Bullying

I love how people think any kind of bullying is alright and excusable, especially when it leads to someone taking their own life. Bullying is bullying, plain and simple. Whether you do it with a weapon, with your fists, with words in someone's face or behind their back, with internet action, with using your interpretations of certain rules to intimidate... It is bullying. Also, if you do any of the above, no matter what your fucking motive... you are a bully.
Thread: Internet Bullying

Blockignore and delete that is all.
Thread: Internet Bullying

Edit Oh wow, I did not realize the original discussion stopped over a year ago. Oh well.....I stand by my rambling! Online bullying is absolutely a real thing. I would say it is just as bad as direct contact bullying. Whether in person or not, the effect of bullying is not physical, but psychological. A bully is damaging their victim's sense of self, and diminishing them to a lower standing than the bully. It makes you feel weak, unwanted, unimportant, and can cause a whole slew of other social and psychological issues. You're citing the ability to walk away as a key differentiator, but the same holds true for in person contact. You can't expect everyone to have the same level of connection to a social setting as you do. While to you, shutting off facebook, or even cancelling your account may seem like a trivial matter, to another it that is a personal space of theirs in which they fulfill some of the social aspects of their life. A bully taking away one's ability to be in an online space they are normally comfortable with, can have just the same effect as bullying in a school hallway. Even if the person does simply walk away, the bullying takes it's toll and causes those types of psychological issues. As a society and a people, we are putting more and more of ourselves into online spaces. Consider how affecting it is on you the next time BMR goes down, or your internet cuts out. In the short term maybe it isn't, but when you have no clue when it will come up again, or if you'll be able to go back to it freely, then you should understand.
Thread: Internet Bullying

Vic Rattlehead said Blockignore and delete that is all. Click to expand... Short and sweet yes. That honestly is the only excuse for stopping Cyber Bullying. Yes it is shitty. Yes the bully is winning. But what the fuck are you supposed to do? Its not like you can attack the person through the internet. It's the old, turn the other cheek method, be the better person and just don't associate yourself with that person. Its all to easy to block people on social sites so there really is no excuse. And as for Trolling, the difference between trolling and bullying is trolls do it with usually no intent to cause pain, only anger. Bullying it an attempt to humiliate and belittle. Trolls gain nothing but lulz, bully's gain satisfaction of being Better. As for the whole suicide thing... really I don't feel bad for anyone who does it because A I've been there and I know that if you want tot kill yourself you're not just sad, theres mental problems going on which should have been treated earlier B its the cowards way out... plain and simple C 1 death is a tragedy a thousand is a statistic, a sad fact but you know it, I know it, we all know it. Yes it sucks but people die. The thing that really sucks is people like the Amanda Todd thing. Everyone was soooo butthurt when she died... but no one did shit to stop it when it was happening. They just avoided the situation. They didn't confront the bully. They just avoided it. Thats their own fault no one else's. NOW hold up real quick... Im not defending cyber bullies... they're assholes who deserve hot pokers in their anuses... but that doesn't mean I feel bad for the victim either. Not when there are a thousand solutions OTHER than going Columbine or suicidal.
Thread: Internet Bullying

We should also remember that something posted on the internet may never go away. So blocking someone may not get rid of it. Just weeks ago my friend shared a picture on her Facebook from some teenage girls Facebook page. It was the picture of the girl posing in a mirror in a denim bikini and it said something cheesy like If you ain't street you ain't shit. Swim party. or something like that. But my friend and a bunch of her friends started commenting on it calling her a skank, dumb bitch, and a bunch of other stuff. Why? Because she's a high schooler posing in a bikini and said something stupid that's one in a million?. I came in and defended her, and then they said She's too young to be dressing and acting like this. Even though my one friend would dress up in a corset, short skirt and fishnets at that same age. This girl was going to a pool party. What else is she supposed to wear? She was properly covered, nothing was hanging out, heck, she was wearing shorts. Either way, how's calling her a skank going to help her? A few weeks ago as well my friends cousin had some page on Facebook steal her profile picture and use it for a meme. It was a picture of her in her army uniform, and they put They said I could be anything, so I became a man. joking her masculine features for a woman. The comments on the photo were rude and insulting, of course directed at her looks. She asked them to take it down, they said no. Then a bunch of friends came to the page and asked them to remove the image, still they said no. She reported it to Facebook telling them she could prove she's the original owner of the photo and that she doesn't want the photo up there and Facebook told her they weren't going to remove it because it doesn't count as bullying or harassment. That situation was so many levels of wrong.
Thread: Internet Bullying

It's really funny how anything will go for bullying so long as it makes one dumb motherfucker feel sensitive. There used to be a bunch of kids who would make it their goal in life to beat me up, and of course, completely lacking in upper body strength, I responded by laughing at them in their faces and constantly reminding them that they would go nowhere in life. Eventually my parents found out about the bruises and my dad went to the school. Their defense? I was performing intellectual bullying so their actions were purely retaliatory. So I promptly reminded their parents that they had no idea how to raise kids if the shits were so insecure about themselves that they had to take it out on me, and then had the gall to call me the villain. Long story short, I left the school. On the plus side, I now have an absurdly high tolerance for pain. Long story short, getting riled up about internet bullying is dumb. Trolling is hilarious. Get over it.
Thread: Internet Bullying

It's all fun and games, Raze.. till someone dies.