Astarum Lupus-The Star Wolf-

This particular game fits snugly within 'fantasy', as it stars several talking wolf/fox-like creatures with an established culture. As the player, you will control the actions of a young, grey-furred 'Star Wolf' named 'Astarum'. In this tale, in the rocky mountain ranges of the Star Wolves, you will decide the fate of the entire pack, in a multiple-ending world of questions and wolf-myths.

I hope that you will enjoy this game, as it is my first contribution to this most fascinating site.

-Jupiter15

A small note:

Yes, I am aware of the fact that the title I chose for this game is lame. Of course, not everyone is skilled in the art of making things appear attractive to others. I suppose I'm not going into marketing any time soon, eh?

Well, specifically for Forum Games, because some people would rather join a new multiplayer game with few people than join one with tons of people, who are posting new replies every couple of seconds. And it wouldn't have to only be for Forum games. It would just be more useful for them than any other type of forum.

Sorry for posting another suggestion so soon after the first, but this seemed like a good idea. I couldn't help but notice that in the Forum Games section, the posts are organized by when the last reply was posted. It would be nice if there was an option to see a list of subject posts, like this one, meaning the main post that starts a new subject, rather than people's replies, in order of when they were created.

Well, that sounded very confusing and nonsensical. Let's try again, shall we? 

I would like to see the lists of posts organized by the date of the post, not the replies. That makes sense, I believe. Anyways, I just thought that it might be nice to have a button or option or something that would make that possible. 

Thank you for reading my painfully poor explanation of my idea, and I apologize if it has been suggested before. If you have any questions about this thought, please do not hesitate to ask.

To the space between spaces,

-Jupiter15

Ah, this, I did not know. Thank you very much, Killa_Robot.

Thank you for your encouragement, Bush. It is much appreciated.

Salutations. I was just thinking that it might be nice to have something that could tell me exactly how many pages my unfinished storygame contains without me having to scroll through them all and count them myself. My apologies if this has already been suggested, but I felt that it might be worth posting this just in case it hasn't. 

To the space between spaces, 

-Jupiter15