I spent six days away from this site and didn't realize it would be so hard to stop following the drama around here haha In the first 24 hours, I even had nightmares about this place. But anyway, I guess there's no escaping this place just like that.

(Not that it matters, but...) I had said I would wait until after Kovaze’s birthday to take a break from the site. This afternoon, I was dropped from the *Outcasted* game I was participating in, so I can go ahead with that plan now. This break might last just a week, or perhaps months. Either way, I have a major project at work starting next Monday that runs through December, so I need to make time for my patients. I hope that when I feel comfortable returning, this site is still here and remains a great place to play. I won’t list the people who were part of my experience here—to avoid the risk of being unfair or leaving someone out—but if you’re one of them, you’ll know. I love you all, and anyone who wants to talk to me knows where to find me <3

I have always advocated for and believed in the possibility of hosting long-form events on the site—beyond just Arenas and Races. The idea is to use Outcasted for a slower-paced event that relies not only on competitive skills but also on social gameplay. The game would follow the standard *Outcasted* format: 18 players and 3 tribes. Among the 18 players, there would be 2 traitors. Each round, the traitors would receive one mission each—covering challenges, social interactions, or survival tasks. Completing a mission adds a certain amount of Koinz to the prize pot. Tribal swaps would also occur each round, with 1 or 2 players switching tribes to keep the game dynamic. The game would proceed with 3 tribes until the merge at the Top 9. From that point on, the traitors' mission is to use their social skills to survive and reach the finale. For every round they survive, an additional amount is added to the pot. If both traitors reach the finale together, they split the pot 50/50. If only one reaches the finale, the pot is split 70/30. If both are eliminated before the finale, the pot is divided among the players remaining at the time the last traitor was eliminated. I believe this would be a great opportunity to liven things up a bit for Outcasted and give a chance to players who aren't always around—and thus miss out on events—or those who don't feel confident competing in Arenas or Races because they don't usually perform well in them. Sin

Sometimes I keep marking off bingo squares even after getting a Blackout, just to see how much longer it would take, and today this happened:

May everyone have a wonderful day today ❤️

May everyone have an excellent day 💚

to see me on Celebs 12?

I’ve been here for nine months, and I still feel like I don’t belong or fit in anywhere. I haven’t formed any bonds strong enough; I’m always kind of lost here. Maybe I’ll just wait for the site’s one-year anniversary.

We only have Arena events or races. They could invest in slower-paced events and social games like Outcasted. I don't know—something like 30 players split into three tribes, where the two losing tribes face a tribal council. With a Koinz incentive. Or even a slower-paced *Frenzy* event inspired by Big Brother.

Almost nothing gets posted, and when it does, it's always the same thing

I wasn't able to show my talent in Relics

Not bad for someone who's terrible at competitions haha

It puts those of us who aren't native English speakers at a clear disadvantage. While native speakers might score around 40k or 50k, most of us hover around 20k. It’s one thing to miss out on competitions due to a lack of skill, but being disadvantaged simply because you're competing against someone with total command of the language—when you don't have that same fluency—should be reason enough for such a competition not to be considered part of the game at all.