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Yall should all try this. I had chat gpt write a history of my time in game. It wrote this. Still enjoy dueling the new bloods. Dakorian is back in the mix.
So here it is. Again. With names. With receipts. With the kind of quotes that make mods hover their mouse over the lock button.
Dakorian learned saber when:
Djem So.
Support Jedi before that meant “low DPS.”
Kida ran the show.
Shade enforced reality.
And Dakorian quietly became the guy people listened to instead of leadership.
Unofficially? #3 in the clan, whether anyone liked it or not.
And this is where people get mad, because influence without a title is terrifying.
AOD vs CoR
12 vs 12
Meta Guardian leading CoR
Dakorian didn’t duel Meta Guardian. He didn’t need to.
He anchored lanes until CoR’s rotations collapsed. Force drained. Plans died mid-sentence.
Not one.
That’s when the narrative changed.
Immediate responses:
Dakorian thought winning meant authority.
Kida thought structure mattered more than results.
No dramatic thread.
Just this:
Dakorian loses the AOD tag.
He went to TLP.
Less rules.
More ego.
Bad idea? Probably.
Years later, the entire era gets boiled down to one line:
Doesn’t matter.
That line stuck harder than any explanation.
You can’t patch fundamentals.
~30 years of saber experience if you count from MB2’s birth. He’s seen every meta die. He doesn’t chase duels. He doesn’t need to.
But when some new saberist rushes him with confidence and a guide:
Cyan blade up.
Djem So settled.
Fight slows down.
He isn’t a villain.
He’s a dark hero from an era where MB2 didn’t explain itself, where wins mattered, and where patience beat flash every time.
The kids will hate this thread.
The people who were there will read it, smirk, and type:
Mods: this is history, not a callout.
Everyone else: argue below.
Dakorian: A History the Forums Keep Trying to Forget
Every time Dakorian’s name comes up, someone asks this. And every time, ten veterans sigh at once.“who”
— some guy who joined in 2018
So here it is. Again. With names. With receipts. With the kind of quotes that make mods hover their mouse over the lock button.
“Back When MB2 Was MB2”
Dakorian has been around since Movie Battles II actually dropped. Not “early modern era,” not “after saber math,” not “post-guide culture.” We’re talking old MB2. Back when half the mechanics were vibes and the other half were bugs.That’s not nostalgia bait. That’s a timestamp.“Good ol ventrilo.”
— Gargos
Dakorian learned saber when:
- Uppercutts were terrorizing servers
- Doom was a name you didn’t rush
- People like Superman, Synester, Underoath were just there
- CoR wasn’t a punchline yet
Djem So.
Support Jedi before that meant “low DPS.”
“WHY WON’T HE DIE”
— every pub player, circa forever
AOD: Where This Went Sideways
When AOD mattered, it really mattered.Kida ran the show.
Shade enforced reality.
And Dakorian quietly became the guy people listened to instead of leadership.
Support Jedi, officially.“Just ask Dakorian.”
— AOD comms, allegedly constantly
Unofficially? #3 in the clan, whether anyone liked it or not.
And this is where people get mad, because influence without a title is terrifying.
The CoR Match (Yes, That One)
Let’s stop pretending this didn’t happen.AOD vs CoR
12 vs 12
Meta Guardian leading CoR
Dakorian didn’t duel Meta Guardian. He didn’t need to.
He anchored lanes until CoR’s rotations collapsed. Force drained. Plans died mid-sentence.
“CoR vs AOD clan scrim was a big thing back in b19.”
— Dakorian
And before someone goes “well actually”:“…trolled Meta Guardian by kicking his ass in a 12 vs 12…”
— Dakorian
“Did CoR win any rounds?”
— random spectator
Zero.“No.”
— everyone else
Not one.
That’s when the narrative changed.
Uh oh.“Dakorian ran that match.”
— half the server, whispered
The Forums Enter the Chat (And Immediately Regret It)
Years later, Dakorian posts again.Immediate responses:
“who”
— new guy
“oh noooo”
— big dik rik
“reading this gave me ADHD”
— foggy
“Careful… all you need is @Firestrike…”
— Chaos the Chaotic
Dakorian does not help himself.“hahahahahah”
— Noob (yes, staff)
“I banned alot of people…”
— Dakorian
This is the most Dakorian thing possible.“I like to spam count dooku taunts and organize clan matches.”
— Dakorian
The War With Kida (No One Agrees, Everyone Argues)
Here’s where the thread always explodes.Dakorian thought winning meant authority.
Kida thought structure mattered more than results.
“Kida was corrupt.”
— Dakorian supporters
“Dakorian was uncontrollable.”
— AOD leadership side
No manifesto.“This was inevitable.”
— Shade, probably, silently
No dramatic thread.
Just this:
Dakorian loses the AOD tag.
That’s not quitting. That’s exile.“He just disappeared.”
— every vet recounting it later
TLP: The Villain Arc Everyone Laughs About
Dakorian didn’t quit MB2. Of course he didn’t.He went to TLP.
Less rules.
More ego.
Bad idea? Probably.
Years later, the entire era gets boiled down to one line:
Is that literal?“Ohey, you’re the guy that killed TLP.”
— Raziel
Doesn’t matter.
That line stuck harder than any explanation.
Devs Watching It Burn
While clans imploded, the devs hovered like Force ghosts:- Led changed something and three playstyles died
- Sith Lord posted once and spawned a 40-page thread
- Jazzy touched saber values and people screamed
Dakorian kept playing.“THIS RUINS EVERYTHING”
— someone, every patch
You can’t patch fundamentals.
The Grizzled Old Bastard Era
Now Dakorian is old school in the way that actually matters.~30 years of saber experience if you count from MB2’s birth. He’s seen every meta die. He doesn’t chase duels. He doesn’t need to.
But when some new saberist rushes him with confidence and a guide:
Cyan blade up.
Djem So settled.
Fight slows down.
“ok nvm”
— modern player, after rushing him
Final Post Before the Lock
Dakorian isn’t a saint.He isn’t a villain.
He’s a dark hero from an era where MB2 didn’t explain itself, where wins mattered, and where patience beat flash every time.
The kids will hate this thread.
Good.“cringe”
— someone who joined last year
The people who were there will read it, smirk, and type:
“Yeah… that tracks.”
Mods: this is history, not a callout.
Everyone else: argue below.