But I felt like it would be fun to discuss the BYOND players that have a real life and will quit if they don't get things their way.

Now after I've been staff on a game for three years I've ran into plenty of these kids. So now what do I do when I come across one? I ban them.

But why would I do such a thing? Isn't it the right thing to do? I mean these kids have a real life, and are probably loved by all in their city. So I shouldn't let my trivial little BYOND game keep them away from their real life friends. They probably have so many they don't even know all their names.

Then magically after saying "wll i dn't car3 if i get baned. ur a lser anywyz" They ALWAYS make a new key and log on to complain that you banned them.

I'm quite sure that I'm the loser here.

It's a fairly simple game just added by my good friend BlackBirdOmega. In this game the point is to choose the correct Kanji symbol for the world provided for you.

The Kanji is grade one level, so you would think it is easy. I'm here to inform you, unless you know Kanji already you'll be cursing quietly to yourself; then you will start screaming. It's hard but addictive, and a good learning resource.

I suggest you all give it a try.

Nihongo - Kanji

Congratulations to my friend BlackBirdOmega on finally making it to the top benefactors chart.

I don't get to use this website very often as nothing I would have to say is of much relevance.

But congratulations nevertheless.