Sburb - Undead Gamemode Walkthrough
Version 8.15, August 21st, 2021
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1. Entrances and Exits & The Latter's Lack Thereof... [0000]
2. Walkthrough ...................................... [A000]
2.1. Pre-Entry & Friendship Management .............. [A000]
2.2. Post-Entry & How to Tolerate Your Sessionmates.. [A100]
2.3. The Medium & The Incipisphere................... [A200]
2.3.1. ................... [A201]
2.3.2. ................... [A202]
2.4. ......... [A300]
2.5. ................. [A400]
3. ............................... [B000]
3.1. .................... [B000]
4. ......................................... [C000]
4.1. ......................................... [C000]
4.2. ............................ [C100]
4.3. ...................................... [C200]
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[0000] Entrances and Exits & The Latter's Lack Thereof
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[A000] Pre-Entry & Friendship Management
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Firstly, you should note that you will need to connect in a particular order. Once
you have actually entered the Medium, it shan't matter as much, but your
entry process will be guided by one other of your sessionmates and you will guide
one other of your sessionmates through their entry process. There will need
to be a particular server chain. Let us imagine that there are four players to
this session, under the chumhandles AA, BB, CC, and DD. With this in mind, we may
construct a sort of daisy chain necessary to enter the game.
AA > BB > CC > DD > AA
AA will connect and serve as server to client BB, who will be the server for
client CC, who will be the server for client DD, who will loop back and serve AA.
Simple as that! But, oh, what is this? Let us imagine that BB and CC have a
certain amount of unfortunate history. CC ran over BB's dog or something of the
sort--perhaps ran over BB's lusus, if you are so trollianly inclined. With BB in
the role of server to CC, they possess a certain amount of control over the
latter's environment. There are a slim few number of machines to place, but even
just moving around objects, BB may neglect the consequences of their actions and
"accidentally" drop a bed onto CC's head, fracturing their skull and killing them
instantly. How awful, BB will bemoan! I never meant to do such a thing, they will
claim! And then, it will very shortly become clear that the resulting session
without CC is completely unsalveageable, thanks to their participation being
necessary (even if in some small part, to surmount a particular obstacle).
I'm sure you can imagine we don't want that happening. So let us arrange your
connection chain with a little more care. If AA gets along better with CC, and BB
is particularly infatuated with DD, then we can take such things into account
when structuring the connection order.
DD > BB > AA > CC > DD
Et voilà! Our chain will result in as minimal casualty and accidental damage as
possible, and we are ready to begin connection.
