Actually it was its own original plot eight months before it ran. Then discussions happened.
It was also supposed to be about everyone's personal developmen, with more sequences like the one at the beginning in the fog, but that sure fucking fell through, didn't it?
I do have other things planned for it, but they're not a huge priority.
MY SOUL IS DARK BUT MY HAIR IS COLORFUL — Brahian Pokémon AlchemistAs far as I know (and I don't know much about this shit), having multiple anti-virus programs like that at once can really really bog down your computer.
That's what happened to my family's desktop. Also, it was a piece of shit and I wanted a new one anyway.
Computers are pricey, but I think I got this laptop at Staples for.... ehh... $250 or something like that. It runs fine.
It may be more expensive than that, but even a low-end, modern computer is probably gonna be better than the toaster you're using now.
War is God.No, but thank you for trying.
I have had the money to buy myself a high-end, custom computer for several months now. My father keeps coming up with reasons why I can't get one after I gave him the money to.
edited 13th Jun '14 2:05:41 PM by GameSpazzer
MY SOUL IS DARK BUT MY HAIR IS COLORFUL — Brahian Pokémon AlchemistFeh.
Can you drive yet?
EDIT: Oh shit, is that what's bogging your computer down? What a fucking coincidence (if that's the case), that's EXACTLY what was wrong with my computer the last time. Apparently Conduit and other shit like it act as gateways for other nasty crap to spill into your computer.
That MAY be what's happening. In that case, yeah, you'll need to nip it in the bud.
edited 13th Jun '14 2:10:06 PM by Prometheus136
War is God.No, and I have no license or car. I usually just walk everywhere.
@Space: That contains a lot of the same stuff from the first link.
But it doesn't matter, because I DID IT!
Reset a bunch of defaults.
...Why this didn't work the first six times I did it is beyond me, but fuck it, I don't care.
Conduit was one of the first things Malwarebytes nabbed, so that's taken care of at least.
edited 13th Jun '14 2:11:26 PM by GameSpazzer
MY SOUL IS DARK BUT MY HAIR IS COLORFUL — Brahian Pokémon AlchemistHa ha ha
That's actually kind of funny. I had no idea myself that THAT THING of all else, was what was fucking up my computer.
It took me a few weeks to actually get the guts to get it looked at and analyzed, but I did it. The warning signs for me were: unusually slow speed, at least one program not working properly (oddly, my Wi Fi-connectivity on my taskbar did not work and neither did my volume slider. Weird.)
It's good to be paranoid of these things. You never know.
Watch where you download that crap from. I downloaded a few things once, and it did not occur to me that I was unwittingly installing some kind of nasty addon.
If you're downloading something, don't just click NEXT NEXT NEXT, like... read everything, as boring as that may be. I remember downloading a free game I saw a Youtuber playing, and when I tried installing it, some weird thing called Wajam wanted me to authorize it.
Mmmyep, that's malicious. If a program you download asks you "do you wish to install the 'blah blah blah' toolbar?" DON'T LET IT.
edited 13th Jun '14 2:16:04 PM by Prometheus136
War is God.

If you say so.
I'm sure it could be "common sense" to people unfamiliar with the internet to see something saying "Adware free, Malware free computer scan! Click here for more!"
To think it's legit, click on it and- whoopsie-daisy, you now have a few dozen trojans.
War is God.