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[Vorthon]

They could use another one of those. Seen a few that are just 'no'. Although the DVD player that generates Siskel & Ebert reviews for any media played with it is pretty cool.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

I thought they had a hacker ruin their stuff and either he also got the backup or they didn't have a usable backup. This would have been maybe 4 years ago?

[Descan]

My favourite is still 092 just for the world-building. >_>

[MetalSlimeHunt]

The only wipe I remember is the Mass Edit when Fishmonger got banned and threatened legal action unless everything he ever wrote for them was taken down. They took the opportunity to get rid of all the shit articles and free up space in 001-999 as well.

My favourite is still 092 just for the world-building. >_>

I've always liked 092 as well. There's just enough not described that its mentally stimulating. There was talk of making a game of it for the longest time, even before Containment Breach, but it never panned out.

But hey, if you like world-building, you can't go wrong with SCP-2000.

[Putnam]

you're both talking about 093 I'm pretty sure

[Descan]

Yeah, I am.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

As I said, SCP-2000 is world-building. World. Building.

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But as for it being anomalous or not, well, once you get to this stage of advanced technology, is anything really anomalous?

[Dutchling]

My favourite is the infernal ticket. Not sure what number it is.

[werty892]

My favorite is SCP-001.

[MorleyDev]

Only one SCP has ever actually 'got me'. SCP-072. The idea behind SCP-072 is something that I still think about occasionally when lying in bed. It doesn't scare me or stop me sleeping, but just the fact it keeps coming back as a thought makes me give it credit. It's probably playing on some childhood fear of mine or something...

Also, I love the WMG that the creatures in SCP-093 are a result of SCP-447 being exposed to dead bodies. It fits so well...sigh, I kinda wish I was into playing tabletop games, because the idea of a Call of Cthulhu or World of Darkness game based off of SCP sounds like it'd be really fun.

[Vorthon]

Personally, I could go for a Stars without Number campaign based off of Stanley G. Weinbaum's work. Or maybe a Forgotten Futures campaign based on the same.

[MaximumZero]

My favorite SCP: 261. It's more creative than 3spooky5me, and I appreciate that.

[Vorthon]

This one's in kind of the same vein as 261, really.

[Aqizzar]

As I said, SCP-2000 is world-building. World. Building.

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But as for it being anomalous or not, well, once you get to this stage of advanced technology, is anything really anomalous?

There's a SCP for world-building?

I guess that would make this guy the founding director.

[JoshuaFH]

http://company.wizards.com/content/twentieth-century-fox-and-hasbro-develop-magic-gathering-new-film-franchise

There's a bit of a mention of stories from the franchise's past or something, so Brothers' War actually might have a shot.

I'm thinking that Phyrexia Vs Mirrodin would probably be the GOTO for wouldbe film directors that get subcontracted to do the movie. I mean, the whole plot of that arc is very splashable to movie posters, it's a decent bit of lore by itself, and non-MTG fans will understand it as a kind of zombie apocalypse movie and I don't think any AAA movie maker will ever pass up the opportunity to try to wring more blood from that stone.