If this gets a post ID of 32768, we advance!

[Luigis_Pizza]

Imma do each song, in order, after this one

doesn't

[PkmnQ]

With there being more than three active users now, it might be an interesting idea to bring this back.

There are 2 scores: TP (triplepost points) and NP (ninja points).

TP is the main system of points. Every time you triplepost, you get N^2 + 1 TP, where N is the amount of NP you have. Also, your NP count gets reset. After you triplepost once, you can triplepost again to get more TP.

Obviously, if you want to get more TP, you also need more NP. How do you get it? Simple. Just ninja someone on their 2nd post. When you do that, you get 2N+1, where this time N is the amount of NP the person you ninja'd had. Also, their NP count gets reset.

Here is an example. The parts in square brackets show the point gain.

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i_am_user_971: One...
i_am_user_971: Two...
LetterH1234: Interrupted lol [+1 NP]
i_am_user_971: D:<
i_am_user_971: Attempt 2 at tripleposting
i_am_user_971: Yes! [+1 TP]
LetterH1234: :(
LetterH1234: At least I can get 2 TP
/USERNAME/: Or can you? [+3 NP, LetterH1234 -1 NP]
/USERNAME/: I'm gonna get 10 TP now!
i_am_user_971: Not a chance! [+7 NP, /USERNAME/ -3 NP]
i_am_user_971: Here we go!
i_am_user_971: That's what you get, H. [+50 NP]
LetterH1234: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
The first number on the leaderboard is their TP, and in parentheses is the NP.

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PkmnQ - 1 (0)

Last updated: Post #3

State as JSON:

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{"leaderboard":{"PkmnQ":[1,0]},"lastUser":"PkmnQ","count":0}

No need to keep track of the scores yourself, I'll try to update the leaderboard every page, sometimes earlier.

However, if you do want to keep track of the scores yourself, here's how.

1. Go to the page where you'll find the post directly after where you left off.
2. Open the browser console.
3. Set lastPost to the post where you left off, and currentState to the previous state.
4. Run this:

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currentState = [...document.querySelectorAll("#forumposts .post_wrapper")].filter(a => (currentPost = parseInt((a.querySelector(".page_number")?.innerText ?? "#1").slice(1))) > lastPost && (lastPost = currentPost)).map(a => a.querySelector(".poster a").innerText).reduce((state, user) => {
    if (!(user in state.leaderboard)) state.leaderboard[user] = [0,0]
    if (state.lastUser !== user) {
        if (state.count === 2) {
            state.leaderboard[user][1] += 2 * state.leaderboard[state.lastUser][1] + 1
            state.leaderboard[state.lastUser][1] = 0
        }
        state.count = 0
        state.lastUser = user
    }
    if (++state.count === 3) {
        state.leaderboard[user][0] += state.leaderboard[user][1] ** 2 + 1
        state.leaderboard[user][1] = 0
        state.count = 0
    }
    return state
}, currentState)
5. Use console.log(JSON.stringify(currentState)) to get the state as an easily copyable string.
6. If you are already on the last page, great, you have your final state. I just realized I forgot to make a way to turn the state into a leaderboard, so I'll do that whenever I update this thread next. Otherwise, copy currentState as a string, go to the next page, have lastPost be the last post of the previous page, paste currentState, and repeat from 4.

This counts as the first post of a triple post, by the way.

[Luigis_Pizza]

even

[PkmnQ]

With there being more than three active users now, it might be an interesting idea to bring this back.

There are 2 scores: TP (triplepost points) and NP (ninja points).

TP is the main system of points. Every time you triplepost, you get N^2 + 1 TP, where N is the amount of NP you have. Also, your NP count gets reset. After you triplepost once, you can triplepost again to get more TP.

Obviously, if you want to get more TP, you also need more NP. How do you get it? Simple. Just ninja someone on their 2nd post. When you do that, you get 2N+1, where this time N is the amount of NP the person you ninja'd had. Also, their NP count gets reset.

Here is an example. The parts in square brackets show the point gain.

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i_am_user_971: One...
i_am_user_971: Two...
LetterH1234: Interrupted lol [+1 NP]
i_am_user_971: D:<
i_am_user_971: Attempt 2 at tripleposting
i_am_user_971: Yes! [+1 TP]
LetterH1234: :(
LetterH1234: At least I can get 2 TP
/USERNAME/: Or can you? [+3 NP, LetterH1234 -1 NP]
/USERNAME/: I'm gonna get 10 TP now!
i_am_user_971: Not a chance! [+7 NP, /USERNAME/ -3 NP]
i_am_user_971: Here we go!
i_am_user_971: That's what you get, H. [+50 NP]
LetterH1234: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
The first number on the leaderboard is their TP, and in parentheses is the NP.

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PkmnQ - 1 (0)

Last updated: Post #3

State as JSON:

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{"leaderboard":{"PkmnQ":[1,0]},"lastUser":"PkmnQ","count":0}

No need to keep track of the scores yourself, I'll try to update the leaderboard every page, sometimes earlier.

However, if you do want to keep track of the scores yourself, here's how.

1. Go to the page where you'll find the post directly after where you left off.
2. Open the browser console.
3. Set lastPost to the post where you left off, and currentState to the previous state.
4. Run this:

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currentState = [...document.querySelectorAll("#forumposts .post_wrapper")].filter(a => (currentPost = parseInt((a.querySelector(".page_number")?.innerText ?? "#1").slice(1))) > lastPost && (lastPost = currentPost)).map(a => a.querySelector(".poster a").innerText).reduce((state, user) => {
    if (!(user in state.leaderboard)) state.leaderboard[user] = [0,0]
    if (state.lastUser !== user) {
        if (state.count === 2) {
            state.leaderboard[user][1] += 2 * state.leaderboard[state.lastUser][1] + 1
            state.leaderboard[state.lastUser][1] = 0
        }
        state.count = 0
        state.lastUser = user
    }
    if (++state.count === 3) {
        state.leaderboard[user][0] += state.leaderboard[user][1] ** 2 + 1
        state.leaderboard[user][1] = 0
        state.count = 0
    }
    return state
}, currentState)
5. Use console.log(JSON.stringify(currentState)) to get the state as an easily copyable string.
6. If you are already on the last page, great, you have your final state. I just realized I forgot to make a way to turn the state into a leaderboard, so I'll do that whenever I update this thread next. Otherwise, copy currentState as a string, go to the next page, have lastPost be the last post of the previous page, paste currentState, and repeat from 4.

This counts as the first post of a triple post, by the way.

[Luigis_Pizza]

matter

[PkmnQ]

With there being more than three active users now, it might be an interesting idea to bring this back.

There are 2 scores: TP (triplepost points) and NP (ninja points).

TP is the main system of points. Every time you triplepost, you get N^2 + 1 TP, where N is the amount of NP you have. Also, your NP count gets reset. After you triplepost once, you can triplepost again to get more TP.

Obviously, if you want to get more TP, you also need more NP. How do you get it? Simple. Just ninja someone on their 2nd post. When you do that, you get 2N+1, where this time N is the amount of NP the person you ninja'd had. Also, their NP count gets reset.

Here is an example. The parts in square brackets show the point gain.

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i_am_user_971: One...
i_am_user_971: Two...
LetterH1234: Interrupted lol [+1 NP]
i_am_user_971: D:<
i_am_user_971: Attempt 2 at tripleposting
i_am_user_971: Yes! [+1 TP]
LetterH1234: :(
LetterH1234: At least I can get 2 TP
/USERNAME/: Or can you? [+3 NP, LetterH1234 -1 NP]
/USERNAME/: I'm gonna get 10 TP now!
i_am_user_971: Not a chance! [+7 NP, /USERNAME/ -3 NP]
i_am_user_971: Here we go!
i_am_user_971: That's what you get, H. [+50 NP]
LetterH1234: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
The first number on the leaderboard is their TP, and in parentheses is the NP.

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PkmnQ - 1 (0)

Last updated: Post #3

State as JSON:

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{"leaderboard":{"PkmnQ":[1,0]},"lastUser":"PkmnQ","count":0}

No need to keep track of the scores yourself, I'll try to update the leaderboard every page, sometimes earlier.

However, if you do want to keep track of the scores yourself, here's how.

1. Go to the page where you'll find the post directly after where you left off.
2. Open the browser console.
3. Set lastPost to the post where you left off, and currentState to the previous state.
4. Run this:

Code (js) Select Expand

currentState = [...document.querySelectorAll("#forumposts .post_wrapper")].filter(a => (currentPost = parseInt((a.querySelector(".page_number")?.innerText ?? "#1").slice(1))) > lastPost && (lastPost = currentPost)).map(a => a.querySelector(".poster a").innerText).reduce((state, user) => {
if (!(user in state.leaderboard)) state.leaderboard[user] = [0,0]
if (state.lastUser !== user) {
if (state.count === 2) {
state.leaderboard[user][1] += 2 * state.leaderboard[state.lastUser][1] + 1
state.leaderboard[state.lastUser][1] = 0
}
state.count = 0
state.lastUser = user
}
if (++state.count === 3) {
state.leaderboard[user][0] += state.leaderboard[user][1] ** 2 + 1
state.leaderboard[user][1] = 0
state.count = 0
}
return state
}, currentState)
5. Use console.log(JSON.stringify(currentState)) to get the state as an easily copyable string.
6. If you are already on the last page, great, you have your final state. I just realized I forgot to make a way to turn the state into a leaderboard, so I'll do that whenever I update this thread next. Otherwise, copy currentState as a string, go to the next page, have lastPost be the last post of the previous page, paste currentState, and repeat from 4.

This counts as the first post of a triple post, by the way.

[Luigis_Pizza]

how

[PkmnQ]

With there being more than three active users now, it might be an interesting idea to bring this back.

There are 2 scores: TP (triplepost points) and NP (ninja points).

TP is the main system of points. Every time you triplepost, you get N^2 + 1 TP, where N is the amount of NP you have. Also, your NP count gets reset. After you triplepost once, you can triplepost again to get more TP.

Obviously, if you want to get more TP, you also need more NP. How do you get it? Simple. Just ninja someone on their 2nd post. When you do that, you get 2N+1, where this time N is the amount of NP the person you ninja'd had. Also, their NP count gets reset.

Here is an example. The parts in square brackets show the point gain.

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i_am_user_971: One...
i_am_user_971: Two...
LetterH1234: Interrupted lol [+1 NP]
i_am_user_971: D:<
i_am_user_971: Attempt 2 at tripleposting
i_am_user_971: Yes! [+1 TP]
LetterH1234: :(
LetterH1234: At least I can get 2 TP
/USERNAME/: Or can you? [+3 NP, LetterH1234 -1 NP]
/USERNAME/: I'm gonna get 10 TP now!
i_am_user_971: Not a chance! [+7 NP, /USERNAME/ -3 NP]
i_am_user_971: Here we go!
i_am_user_971: That's what you get, H. [+50 NP]
LetterH1234: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
The first number on the leaderboard is their TP, and in parentheses is the NP.

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PkmnQ - 1 (0)

Last updated: Post #3

State as JSON:

Code Select Expand

{"leaderboard":{"PkmnQ":[1,0]},"lastUser":"PkmnQ","count":0}

No need to keep track of the scores yourself, I'll try to update the leaderboard every page, sometimes earlier.

However, if you do want to keep track of the scores yourself, here's how.

1. Go to the page where you'll find the post directly after where you left off.
2. Open the browser console.
3. Set lastPost to the post where you left off, and currentState to the previous state.
4. Run this:

Code (js) Select Expand

currentState = [...document.querySelectorAll("#forumposts .post_wrapper")].filter(a => (currentPost = parseInt((a.querySelector(".page_number")?.innerText ?? "#1").slice(1))) > lastPost && (lastPost = currentPost)).map(a => a.querySelector(".poster a").innerText).reduce((state, user) => {
    if (!(user in state.leaderboard)) state.leaderboard[user] = [0,0]
    if (state.lastUser !== user) {
        if (state.count === 2) {
            state.leaderboard[user][1] += 2 * state.leaderboard[state.lastUser][1] + 1
            state.leaderboard[state.lastUser][1] = 0
        }
        state.count = 0
        state.lastUser = user
    }
    if (++state.count === 3) {
        state.leaderboard[user][0] += state.leaderboard[user][1] ** 2 + 1
        state.leaderboard[user][1] = 0
        state.count = 0
    }
    return state
}, currentState)
5. Use console.log(JSON.stringify(currentState)) to get the state as an easily copyable string.
6. If you are already on the last page, great, you have your final state. I just realized I forgot to make a way to turn the state into a leaderboard, so I'll do that whenever I update this thread next. Otherwise, copy currentState as a string, go to the next page, have lastPost be the last post of the previous page, paste currentState, and repeat from 4.

This counts as the first post of a triple post, by the way.

[Luigis_Pizza]

hard

[Luigis_Pizza]

you

[Luigis_Pizza]

try

[Luigis_Pizza]

Keep

[Luigis_Pizza]

that

[Luigis_Pizza]

in

[Luigis_Pizza]

mind

[PkmnQ]

!(sqrt(!4)!)

[Luigis_Pizza]

I

[solitaire]

■

[Luigis_Pizza]

designed

[Luigis_Pizza]

■

AMONGUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

this

[Luigis_Pizza]

rhyme

[Luigis_Pizza]

to

[Luigis_Pizza]

explain

[Luigis_Pizza]

in

[Luigis_Pizza]

due