OBN
Started by xThunderSlugx [2174166] on in General Discussion.
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Its actually pretty dope. Props you crazy bastard
Legend.
Not gonna lie, when i first saw OBN, i swore i read OBGYN lol
Lol that's a cute tattoo :)
I like the font choice.
I like the font choice.
When RL people ask you about the tattoo, what's the story?
Hello everyone,
I wanted to share my experience playing a crime text-based game set in Torn, a city known for its high crime rate and dangerous underworld. I have to say, I was thoroughly impressed by the vastness and intricacy of the game.
The game allows you to create your own character and choose your own path within the city's underworld. You can choose to become a drug dealer, a hitman, a hacker, a businessman, or a combination of these roles. The possibilities are endless, and the game offers a wide range of activities to keep you engaged.
One thing that stood out to me was the level of detail in the game. It was evident that the developers took great care in creating a realistic and immersive world. The city of Torn is filled with various locations to visit, such as nightclubs, drug dens, and black market shops. Each location has its own unique atmosphere and characters that make the world feel alive.
Furthermore, the game encourages players to interact with one another through various means such as player-run factions, message boards, and in-game chat channels. This adds a new layer of depth to the game and helps to build a sense of community.
Overall, if you're a fan of crime-themed video games, I highly recommend giving this game a try. It may not be for everyone, but for those who enjoy text-based games, Torn is a must-play. The game's captivating world, endless possibilities, and sense of community make for a truly engaging experience.
I wanted to share my experience playing a crime text-based game set in Torn, a city known for its high crime rate and dangerous underworld. I have to say, I was thoroughly impressed by the vastness and intricacy of the game.
The game allows you to create your own character and choose your own path within the city's underworld. You can choose to become a drug dealer, a hitman, a hacker, a businessman, or a combination of these roles. The possibilities are endless, and the game offers a wide range of activities to keep you engaged.
One thing that stood out to me was the level of detail in the game. It was evident that the developers took great care in creating a realistic and immersive world. The city of Torn is filled with various locations to visit, such as nightclubs, drug dens, and black market shops. Each location has its own unique atmosphere and characters that make the world feel alive.
Furthermore, the game encourages players to interact with one another through various means such as player-run factions, message boards, and in-game chat channels. This adds a new layer of depth to the game and helps to build a sense of community.
Overall, if you're a fan of crime-themed video games, I highly recommend giving this game a try. It may not be for everyone, but for those who enjoy text-based games, Torn is a must-play. The game's captivating world, endless possibilities, and sense of community make for a truly engaging experience.
One time, back in 2023, me and a couple buddies were just hanging out on an island minding our own business. There were some people that called themselves Monarch. I don't really know why they called themselves that because Monarch butterflies are beautiful, but most of them were just shit birds. Either way, you can tell they were just some gym bros that liked to put on boxing gloves and lift dumbbells because they were really strong. They kept saying how they were going to beat us up and make us leave the island. We didn't know why, we were just hanging out. The gym bros came at us one day and were like, Yo, we are here to take the island and had twice the amount of buddies that we did. We were like, hey bros, chill out with all that. They were like, AHHHH and attacked us. We were like, wtf mates? So what did we do? We started blowing smoke in their faces and smacked them with pillows. Next thing you know, the gym bros were gone.
That's some next-level devotion to making torn your real life
“It’s a tattoo from the war. I don’t want to talk about it”
If people asked, Id run with "You had to be there".
Wow...Love it! Looking forward to your next tattoo to commemorate the next war...
The next one will be for crimes 2.0. You can look forward to it never.
Nice tattoo you got in there pal.
Thats pretty cool and lessens my unhappiness about losing :P.
This is the worst thing I've ever seen
We know what your mom said when she saw you, but what about the tattoo?
And you were around for the island war!
Come to this side of things, it's fun, less ego-driven, and we have nice beaches.
To the OP: Nice, clean lines on the ink. That's definitely taking your dedication to the game a few levels above and beyond.
To the OP: Nice, clean lines on the ink. That's definitely taking your dedication to the game a few levels above and beyond.