I don't want to have a gender in Torn. I want to be like Donald Duck in that regard. That will make it easier for me to get married to someone in Torn. So please make a No Gender alternative. The Enby alternative is two genders so that is not the same as a No Gender alternative. A No Gender alternative will not change any rules in Torn so it's easy to add.
It shows that it's not real life. Marriage in torn isn't real and No Gender isn't real. That makes it easier for me to marry someone in Torn if I'm No Gender.
Now I see it. It was hard to find it. I've been wrong. I got the money. Are there any search method I can use to find things in the Log? Thank you for the help.
Yes, the text editor. At first sight Vim doesn't look so good, but if you look deeper it's a very good editor. It saves a lot of time, but I'm not there now. I'm a beginner. The info have I got from videos. The syntax of the Vim commands is great. You can se it in the video "Mastering the Vim Language". I don't know so much about Nano.
I'm learning Ruby and Vim now. But I'm also interested in TTRPG playing. I'm getting more and more interested in metal music. It was hard for me to get used to the evil voices, but now it's better. I'm quite new to it yet. I also like films: action, horror, Sci-Fi, Sci-Fa, and other things. But not porn.
You're correct. They aren't. I don't play computer games so much that I want to spend the money on a graphic card made for gaming. I use the computer most of the time for other things.
Now I will take another example that is about Torn: Bill and Ann are married in real life. Bill plays Torn. Ann is not interested in playing computer games. One day Bill forgets to shut down his computer when he plays Torn. He goes to his work. Ann comes home before Bill and sees that Bill has forgotten to shut down his computer. So she thinks that she should do it. But she sees Bills profile side that the computer shows. It looks nice so she reads it and sees that he is married in the game. She clicks on the one he is married to and see that page.
Now can three different scenarios happen: 1. She thinks that this is only a game and shut down the computer. 2. She tell Bill about what she has seen and ask him why he is married in the game. 3. She doesn't tell Bill about what she has seen because she wasn't supposed to look at that page. But she cannot get it out of her mind that he is married in the game and she wonders why he is it.
Yes, It's a game. The problem in TTRPG games are that the players cannot separate playing and reality entirely. The better you are in playing these games the better you are in the separation. I cannot do it to 100%. If you look at the problems with relationships in TTRPG games you can see that some of these problems probably even exists in Torn gaming. One example, If you play a TTRPG game at the same table as someone that you see for the first time and that you are very attracted to can you then separate your playing from reality? Or will you be extra nice to the character that the player you are so attracted to play?
Some TTRPG players like relationships in the games, others don't. I belong to the second group.
This has gone to far. I will now tell the real problem. I have tried to avoid to say it because of the reactions it will give. Here is the reall problem for me: I'm a binary and I want to mary someone of the opposite sex. But the problem is that I don't know who is playing the character that I want to mary. In real life I can see the sex of the person I'm dating, but here I cannot. Therefore have I problems with marrying someone in this game.
I have no problems with my gender in real life. It's the marriage thing in Torn that's the problem. It's not a good thing in the game. I'm used to play TTRPG games and marriage in the games I play doesn't exist. And there are reasons for that. That kinds of contacts makes problems in TTRPGs games. It's better to not have them in the games.
It shows that it's not real life. Marriage in torn isn't real and No Gender isn't real. That makes it easier for me to marry someone in Torn if I'm No Gender.