Explains the background of Danny Blaze, the central character in my future project, "The Warden" series.
Also, contains 2 campaigns with the progression of other two characters.

Made in 2012

Revised in 2014

Part 2 of "A Blaze of Glory".
Continues the story, but from a different point of view ( no three campaigns, like the first one ).
Note: This is more a story than a game. If you haven't read the first one, there's a short summary of it at the start of this one.
Also, there's no possible way to lose.  So rate just for the story. If you don't want to read, just press the only link available on each page. You'll get over it fast.

In the gigantic continent of Kronnland, 32 factions fight for survival. One hero from each race realises that their goals are the same.....
A fantasy storygame based on an upcoming flash RPG.
 

Eight thousand years after the destruction of the Earth, the aliens fight for the control of the Universe against a small faction of humans, led by Arcanus. When Arcanus is annihilated, the humans use their technologies to re-create him from a piece of DNA... but it's not only Arcanus' DNA in the sample.....

The Empire of a Thousand Suns is taken over, piece by piece, by Space Pirates. Will one man, Jet Gunner, be able to stop the powerful Eray the Black from destroying the Universe?

Betrayal from the inside, endless war and Pirate raids left the Empire shattered.....will it be returned to it's former glory? To make matters worse, two hackers, Darksyde and Omega9 want you dead at all costs.....

The story of 49 years old norwegian aviator Jan Aalsborg, who finds out he's one of the last living descendant of an ancient alien.
Will he be able to stop an oncoming alien invasion?

Second part of the "The Warden " series.

Third part of the "The Warden" series.

First of the "The Warden" series.

"people can see how it was before" No, before it was riddled with grammar mistakes and ALL comments talk about it. A newbie who wants to read the comments before playing  (I do it every time)  will see " LOL GRAMMAR SUCKS" or the milder " the story was good but the grammar was horrendous"  .

I don't want them to get the wrong idea of the game. I can say that all pre-2014 comments are referring to another game, because, now with all the grammar fixed, I actually filled some plot holes that appeared when I made mistakes such as writing "then" instead of "than" or similar ones.  It also makes a whole lot more sense now, as I only THOUGHT I put in some parts of the story when I originally posted it, but errors when writing pages ( when I finished writing a page, it simply deletes all I just wrote and redirects me to an error page) have caused it to be really...... "why are the characters acting like that?" , and this thing is also fixed now.

Also, when I unpublished it a few weeks ago, it said all comments were going to be deleted. WHY WEREN'T THEY????

revision as in grammar revision. My grammar back when I first published it was worse than I may want to admit.

I'd like all comments on my only published storygame that are before 2014 to be deleted, as they are referring to an old version of the story.

I unpublished it twice and revised it 2 weeks ago but the comments returned when i re-published it.

I don't want the points, I just want all the misleading comments gone

The story: http://chooseyourstory.com/story/a-blaze-of-glory~3a-chapter-one

errr, the only email i got on June 9 this year was the monthly update from HiveWorkshop....

well, I don't see how pic spamming can be considered in-context conversation/example , so yeah, unless you also put a paragraph of text beside the pic, you shouldn't be surprised when your post disappears .

I agree, but memes can also be put to good use. For example, memegenerator.net offers users to change the caption as they want, possibly making it in-context for whatever the discussion in CYS is. I view those as useful.  Of course, one containing one word or an already overused meme with barely any relation to the discussion is not right, but if it's relevant, I guess it could stay.

And of course, if the image is the only content of a post, then i'm really unimaginative and may brand the poster as "person lacking creativity", because that's what they are. If the only answer you can think of can be described by  a meme, then I will doubt your ability to impress me with your writing skills.

You're fat.

*eats madbrad200 , Carnivine, and the guy in the pic"

*eats Tim*

Not spicy enough!

The law is a compromise,a s the situation CAN be solved, but it's tricky. It really depends no the parent. if the parents  are the kind that will scold the kid for having SDTs despite the fact that it doesn't help, then it's better for the parent to know, but if the parent is caring and will do her best to take care of their own child without asking her/him " why did you let this happen?" on a scolding tone, then the parent should know the problem exists.But how to know what kind is each parent? Hard to determine, law-wise.

Of course, teenagers first need to be educated to avoid this kind of things, so this kind of situations are avoided. I feel that regular medical checks to prevent these situations should be enforced, not laws to hide it from parents.

Is that a slow, sarcastic clap, or a cheerful one?