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Let’s take it back about four years. Late 2007. Early 2008. I, myself, was spending most of my time on Club Penguin on the server Parka. I’m not so sure about the instances of today, but back then, servers like Parka played host to a particular set of people. You could generally find the same penguins on the server day in and day out. Now, this made for quite a bit of an interesting situation. If you’re always seeing the same people on the same server, then you start to gain quite a bit of a reputation. And, boy, did I have one. I know this idea is a bit hard to grasp, but I can confidently say that for some amount of time, me and some of my friends were the most feared penguins on the server of Parka. Yeah, I said it. Feared.
How is a virtual penguin on a server of Club Penguin feared? Well, me and my friends spent the majority of time inciting chaos. We would gather rougue armies (anyone else remember the classic tactic, saying “ARMY AT THE DOJO” everywhere and then rampaging through the server with whoever showed up?), pick fights with some idiots who thought member penguins were somehow “better” than non-members (yes, ethnic violence at an eight year old level. it’s amazing what the world can do.), and, of course, repeatedly raid the Pizza Parlor.
It’s honestly interesting how doing those things could get you a reputation along those lines. I’d walk in to the Town, and can remember “enemy” penguins recognizing me, instantly going into war mode, firing snowballs at me. I’d look to see who in my “army” was online, and we’d join forces, fighting these penguins without any want or need for a peace treaty. It was just all great fun, and we’d freak out the average Club Penguin player many times a day.
I don’t know if anyone else had similar experiences as a noob on Club Penguin, but I think we, as an army, should get into the habit of going on Club Penguin and freaking out some penguins more. Come on, you’ve seen them. They’re those people that go “AHHHH WHY IS EVERYONE GREEN” when we go into a room. Aren’t they funny? Don’t you want to have fun on Club Penguin?
I see everyone complaining that they want more fun and going on CP more, but when it’s time to get on CP and have some fun, you all go “UGH CP is boring!” I don’t understand it. Yes, I know, Club Penguin is a game made for children a bit younger than most of us (assuming most of you reading this post are over 12 years old), but that doesn’t mean we can’t go on and try to have fun. With age comes better and more creative ways to be entertained, my friends, and confusing countless amounts of virtual penguins is really entertaining.
What I’m saying, in a nutshell, is this: I want to see us on Club Penguin more. Unscheduled events. Random recruitings. Tactic sessions, even “LET’S GO ON CP AND ATTACK WHOEVER WE SEE!” I want it. As far as I can see, you guys want it. So why don’t we have it?
I’ve named this idea Operation I.M.C. Incite. Massive. Chaos. That’s what I want to do. Turn Club Penguin into a very confusing place for some people when we have downtime. Who’s with me?
