[insert wave emoji] Hello againnn I had a bunch of personal stuff come up and lost interest in Morbit for a long while but I'm hopefully back (at least on the forum) and have a question! I know the Toy Worldbuild is generally 18+ and--if I remember right--technically isn't part of the general Morbit worldbuild, but can Toy characters still go into any Morbit character hoards (which are in the sfw section)? I have a character vault I was originally using for TCPs that I'd like to toss all my Toys into as well.

I'm also hoping to make some Ruffneck and other species OCs so look out for that in future I guess! I need to refamiliarise myself with Morbit in general because uhhh I'm pretty sure I experienced a dissociative split sometime this year, which means I've forgotten and/or have no attachment to my previous knowledge of a lot of things from the last two years kjsnlksdjffng. ANYWAY howdy (and hello to the Discord server which will probably be notified when I post LMAO)

OH also wish me luck in hunting down all the TCPs I got previously because OOF I cannot remember all of them + don't have 'em all saved rip

CW: poverty, homelessness

Bugle, a neon pink, cyan, and black spider/clown hybrid tcp hops off of a taxi in a hurry. He fumbles with his belongings, and for once he's almost thankful for his multitude of arms from his spider half. He wasn't able to grab all of his things, unfortunately. His bigger furniture and a good portion of his game collection was left behind in the kershuffle. All he had now was his Spectersphere, his Gameway, their accompanying games, and his trusty lamp. Hopefully next time he had to move shop he'd be more prepared.

The taxi driver shouts at him about something, but he was far enough now that he couldn't make it out. They were probably cussing him out for skimping their pay. He hated to do it, but he was scraping the bottom of his savings as it was. He needed to make sure to have enough money for basic necessities. And this was the only transportation that didn't make him pay upfront.

He rushed to the door, checking over his shoulder briefly to make sure that the driver wasn't leaving the vehicle, and knocked. He shuffled with his bags uncomfortably in the brisk night air as he waited. Gods, it was late. He hoped they hadn't gone to bed already.


...No, he shouldn't worry about it. Just gotta be chill. Just...chill. Everything was gonna be alright.

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Me + a friend collect old, obscure, and abandoned video games, especially simulation and multiplayer games, some complex-made, others TCP-made. We were thinking of making a blog detailing the history and fan-culture around these games, what it's like to play them, and possibly finding ways to distribute them to work on newer computers

I'm doing an interest check thread for this because that means my friend and I would have to coordinate on how we design this website, and possibly look into the costs of running a website. Or if anyone else on these forums has owned a website before and has recommendations for some cheap or even free options. I have no idea how much it costs to run a site

The first article draft we have been working on is for a multiplayer role-playing simulation game called Pirate Pub, if anyone has heard of that. And if you haven't it'll be a great way to learn about it. Maybe we could get a server running for this community on that game?