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  I JUST CAN’T đź’€
Posted by: Different - 8th May 2026, 9:05 PM - Forum: Blogs - Replies (5)

https://youtube.com/shorts/RTrwEtN9hRk?s...1ORTOY6rR2

I swear, this girl sounds like another dumb blonde; how can anybody be this stupid?? It’s like trying to pull teeth with someone to try and work with them to see exactly what they’re looking for and they still don’t get it. I wish I had this guy’s marvelous patience. People like her shouldn’t be allowed to drive, I’m sorry. There’s just a fine line of immense stupidity that should never be crossed. Anyone else would have chewed her ass out for real man.

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  PANDORA’S BOX: TO WAR.
Posted by: Sushie - 6th May 2026, 9:30 AM - Forum: Survivor - Replies (27)

It’s time for potentially one of the biggest twists of this season:

PANDORA’S BOX

What’s in it? Only one way to find out. By opening it and letting it happen.

Here’s how this is going to work: PANDORA’S BOX will only open if one player from each tribe steps up to open it together. First player from each tribe to step forth and volunteer to open it, will get to. Things good and bad could happen. The player from each tribe that opens it could walk away with potential power. However, there will be a potential trial to go through, which very well will paint a target on both players backs who chose to open it.

I will close this thread to give people time to read this and think. At some point in the day, I’ll re-open this thread. First player from each tribe to step forward and volunteer in this thread, will take part in PANDORA’S BOX.

If we don’t get PANDORA’S BOX open in the next day or so, we will move on to the next challenge.

Be careful, you might not like what you see in there. But, doing this stuff is what makes Survivor Legends…

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  Survivor Rules
Posted by: Sushie - 1st May 2026, 12:50 PM - Forum: Survivor - No Replies

The goal is to be the last man standing. The Sole Survivor. 

We start out on tribes (teams). Win challenges to stay in the game. If your tribe loses, you must go to Tribal Council and vote someone out of the game (You cannot vote for yourself.)

At a certain point in the game, we will merge and it will be every person for themselves. The challenges become individual instead of team-based (with special exceptions sometimes). You’ll play for Individual Immunity; this will make you immune from votes at Tribal Council.

If you cannot win challenges, then the best thing you can do is create alliances with other players to ensure they don’t vote you out. Just don’t be surprised if you get stabbed in the back… There will be twists, and items in this game to help turn things in your favor. 

Once we have 2 players left in the game, they will make their case to the jury explaining why they deserve to win over the other person in the final 2. The jury is comprised of players voted out in the merge. They vote for who they think played the best game. Whichever player gets more votes wins and is the Sole Survivor!

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  Challenge 3: Hide Box, Shoot Box
Posted by: Sushie - 1st May 2026, 11:26 AM - Forum: Survivor - Replies (9)

This next challenge is one we did once back in the day, but slightly tweaked. Let’s see if any of you remember it… I present:

Challenge 3: Hide Box, Shoot Box
A mind game. I have an image with 6 boxes. Each player on both tribes (except for captains MrGlad and TheBreeze) must choose 1 box to hide in. Then each captain will each privately PM me telling me which box they’d like to shoot (with paint!). If you’re in a box chosen by either captain (yes, even your own captain), then that means you’re out.

Whichever tribe has more players left after the round is over wins. If both tribes are tied, we will do another round with who is left in the challenge.

Communication is key in the challenge. Strategize with others. Is it better to group people together, or spread them thin?

BONUS TWIST: if in the first round, if only 1 player ends up in a box, that player gets an instant-advantage that they must use immediately. Effects of it will depend on if you win or lose.

Gaudeo, you have 1 extra member. MrGlad, please tell me who you’d like to sit out on your tribe for this challenge. Can’t choose yourself.

After MrGlad chooses who to sit out (someone can also volunteer), I will post the picture of boxes and everyone can PM me their choices.

Thanks!

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  Blue Button or Red Button?
Posted by: David - 1st May 2026, 3:35 AM - Forum: Discussion Hall - Replies (14)

I just found this from a Jaden Williams skit but it's been making the rounds on social media

Everyone on Earth except children and anyone who doesn't understand the outcomes is teleported to a room and given the choice to press a blue button or a red button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button then everyone lives, if less than 50% of people press the blue button then only those who pressed the red button will live. Only those who do the button test are affected

Will you press the blue button or the red button? Why?

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Posted by: Sunlight1232 - 30th April 2026, 1:04 AM - Forum: Welcoming Gates - Replies (1)

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sup everyone

(I need to post here to become a full member.)

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  A JV Story
Posted by: Sunlight1232 - 30th April 2026, 12:36 AM - Forum: Multimedia Masterpieces - Replies (1)

A JV Story

Original Dating: 1-34-13 (US Dating)
This Versions Dating: 4-29-26 (US Dating)

Originally Written by Dotime During JV1.
Edited by Princess Cornelia During JV1.
Altered by Sunlight1232 During JV2.

===
What is this?
—
TL;DR: This is a story Dotime wrote. I edited it heavily to make it more readable.

A long time ago, a user of JV and PR3, Dotime, wrote a story including his OCs and various JV users. It was in a JV Thread much like this, told over various posts, written over a long-ish period of time. Some of the users in the story asked to be included, while others were just included for no particular reason. The story was not an interactive story, meaning the story is soley Dotime's imagination. (Aside from the minor embellishments I've added.)

The original version of the story was extremely difficult to read due to numerous typos and bad grammar. (A lot of people remember Dotime for his typos and bad grammar.) Because of this, another user, Princess Cornelia, attempted to fix the story through editing. She probably made a few mistakes in the process. The original version of the story is lost to time, but Dotime preserved the version that Princess Cornelia edited it.

This version of the story is my edit of that version, attempting to fix any mistakes with the previous version and making the formatting and prose more accessible. I added a bit into the text, mostly to add more context. Still, I am trying to keep it 95% pure to the original plot of the story. The 5% being adding context, fixing minor plotholes, or giving it some personality. (I likely have made typos and grammatical mistakes too, but hopefully far less than the previous versions.)

I am posting this with Dotime's permission.

===
A JV Story

(Warning this story has blood and gore!)

===
Prologue: The News Reporter
—
It was just a day. A day of ?.

A news reporter, a little girl, had an interview with, "The King of All Knowledge," Mr. Zeo. Mr. Zeo had a big veiny head and possessed multitudes of books lacking covers. He allegedly knew all stories. And today's interview with Mr. Zeo was one of those stories. This story begins with a 16 year old cat. That cat is called Dotime.

Dotime was the king of all dogs, yet he did not wish to be king of all dogs. He wanted to do something with… Time. And he wished to be great and live a great life. He never did find what he was looking for… Or did he?

===
Act 1: The Mountain of Fire
Chapter 1: The Beginning of Time
—
Dotime walked into a small, stuffy bar up on Sizzy Lane. He ordered his usual, wine with ice.

The bartender, a grumpy fellow, asked, "What happened with you? Why so much booze?"

Dotime sighed. He replied, "I don't want to talk about it. It's a long story. You wouldn't want to know about it. Nobody else who asked really wanted to know about it."

The bartender shrugged and went about his work. As time passed, customers began to swarm in. Dotime finished his wine and headed on his way back home. His legs could barely move on their own. His feet were practically dragging along the earth.

Then, suddenly, at a nearby house, Moderators busted in with the intent to ban someone. A young woman was being arrested. She screamed out, "Let me go! Let me hack!" She struggled against the Moderators and attempted in vain to break free from capture.

One of the Moderators, Animebubble, replied, "No! We know you've been hacking in Jiggmin's games. We're taking you to the jail hub!"

The woman accused felt helpless. Her eyes darted around and she caught a glimpse of Dotime, King of the Dogs, walking by. She yelled out to Dotime, pleading, hopeful that he would rescue her, but Dotime failed to notice her. He was far too down.

Others walking by were drawn in by the commotion. They all ran over and stopped to watch the dramatic arrest. Before long, an entire crowd gathered before the house. Still, Dotime did not notice a thing. He continued to plod on. For him, all his days felt the same — hollow and meaningless.

He walked and he walked with his head held low. At some point he must have made a few wrong turns. Before Dotime knew it, he had emerged somewhere strange, far from home. He was in Sparkworkz Land, a place filled with gears and Sparkworkers. These Sparkworkers seemed to be working on a big ship deemed, "The Mountain of Fire."

Dotime was lost and confused. He searched for the captain of the ship, as he might be able to return home by sailing. Or at the very least he could ask for directions. He tried asking the Sparkworkers these questions and more, yet they all replied the same way. They just keep repeating some nonsensical statement, "Your not getting famous and your not getting my 'thanks'!" before continuing work on the ship and ignoring Dotime entirely.

While walking around, he did manage to overhear from some idle chatter. The ship was almost complete, and even better, it was set to depart for Jiggmin's Village. "Hmmm…" Dotime thought, "Maybe I can just sneak onto the ship. Hitch a ride back without them knowing."

--

Meanwhile, back in Jiggmin's Village, the formerly arrested girl was sitting all alone in the jail hub. Her name was Ms. Lila. She said quietly to herself, "Doctor, where are you doctor?.. "

===
Act 1: The Mountain of Fire
Chapter 2: A Nightmare
—
Ms. Lila coughed slightly. And then harder. She sat up quickly and then it happened. Blood spewed forth from her mouth, "I am the Lol Man!" came out from her lips, yet it was a masculine voice. "I will kill you all!"

She was still present in her body. She could hear the words emanating from her own body. She screamed aloud, "Doctor, it is you! I want you dead doctor! You should have died before!"

Moderators heard the yelling from rooms over and were annoyed. They all came to the cell and yelled at her, "Hey, shut the f*** up!" they said in unison.

Her mouth gaped open impossibly wide. A crimson blade emerged from her throat. She grabbed the blade and stabbed a fleeing Moderator, leaving a trail of blood behind. Another Moderator called for the Administrators, but Ms. Lila cut him wide open. Blood sprayed out from his body and covered her face...

--

Meanwhile, in Sparkworkz Land, Dotime was sneaking onto the Mountain of Fire. Staying in dark areas, he managed to avoid detection from any of the Sparkworkers. He made his way down to the bottom of the boat. There he found a Lemur, a former Jiggmin's Village resident, named Ringstaart. He was imprisoned there in a poisonous cell.

"Help me out of here! If I don't make it out those Sparkworkers will kill me! You just have to find the key to unlock this cell. Please, I beg of you!"

Dotime agreed. He looked around for a key and finally found it. Out on the deck, Dotime eventually located a sleeping Sparkworker who had a keychain attached to his belt, possibly with the jail cell key. He was about to steal the keys, but the captain was nearby. Dotime had finally found the captain of the ship — Captain Sparkworkz.

After some more eavesdropping, Dotime learned that Captain Sparkworkz was the one who architected the construction of the Mountain of Fire. He also learned that the Mountain of Fire was designed to conquer Jiggmin's Village. The ship was armed with cannons, guns, and an army of spam bots. Captain Sparkworkz certainly must be evil, Dotime decided.

He waited until he left and nabbed the keys from the sleeping Sparkworker. He also grabbed a handheld firegun. He returned back down. The key worked and Ringstaart was freed. They looked around and realized that the ship was wooden enough to be flammable.

"Let's burn this ship down," said Dotime.

They waited until they were close enough to the coast of Jiggmin's Village to swim back before Dotime used the firegun and set the ship ablaze. Then they bailed into the sea.

Both watched the ship become engulfed in flames. They saw Captain Sparkworkz flailing about after catching fire. He jumped into the water, but surely either the napalm burned him to death, or he must have drowned. The Mountain of Fire was nothing but burning wreckage now.

Dotime and Ringstaart swam to the shore. Everyone was confused, staring at the ship and at them. It was over. They were back at Jiggmin's Village alive, healthy, and free.

===
Act 1: The Mountain of Fire
Chapter 3: Vex's Story
—
The Lol Man was now loose upon the world. And just like Captain Sparkworkz, he had a plan to take over the world.

The Lol Man was free from the jail hub. He said in an ominous voice, "You want Jiggmin dead? Tell me your name."

"Yes, I want revenge! I want to hack. I want to hack! I want to hack!" The Lol Man hushed Vex from talking.

"I will help you..." he said in a creepy voice, "But you need to find some things for me. Find me a certain cat person and find me Player Z. Then, I can grant you the ability to hack. I know how much you want to hack."

Just then, all over the village there was an emergency news broadcast that caught Vex's attention. Something about a 16 year old cat person rescuing a villager named Ringstaart from the terrible fate of being a part of Sparkworkz Land. Vex grinned a wide grin. Already half of what he needed was found.

There was an impromptu interview of Dotime and Ringstaart at the beach with The Mountain of Fire sinking in the background. What little of the ship that was left drifted away from Jiggmin's Village. They both explained what happened, that they had saved Jiggmin's Village from falling into the hands of Sparkworkz Land.

Ringstaart exclaimed "Sparkworkz sucks!" and he received 10,000 thanks coins from the crowd.

Somebody else in the crowd also exclaimed "Sparkworkz sucks!" He also received thanks coins from the crowd.

So from then on, anyone in Jiggmin's Village who would call out "Sparkworkz sucks!" automatically received thanks coins from those around.

Another news reporter butted in and asked, "So wait, is it really true that Captain Sparkworkz is dead? Or is this just speculation?" Ringstaart and Dotime wanted to say that he was dead, but neither could answer confidently.

===
Act 2: The Assassination
Chapter 4: The Killer
—
Some time had passed after the events of The Mountain of Fire collapsing. Dotime had acquired a new house and was just moving in. His first night there was a complete surprise. He heard a crinkling from his pillow. Underneath was a map. It was a map to… Time. The map showed the way to the legendary Timeclock, a pocket watch that acted as a time machine. Dotime needed to search for it, but first he needed money…

So he went to Jiggmin's Village's Bulletin Board Restaurant looking for ways to make money. One job listing was by a girl named Pinky.

Dotime and Pinky worked out the details in the privacy of Dotime's home. The job was an assassination job. Pinky and Dotime were both familiar with both Jiggmin's Village and The Kongregating Grounds. In the event that anything were to go wrong, they could go into hiding and find each other.

Pinky smiled and gave Dotime a shotgun and a shield.

Pinky said to Dotime, "You will need these to kill him."

Dotime replied simply, "So who do we have to kill?"

===
Act 2: The Assassination
Chapter 5: VFV WTF!
—
Pinky pulled out a picture. It was an imposing masked man with hundreds of guns under his cloak. "We get him," she explained, "A powerful and corrupt Administrator, VforVendetta." She sighed, knowing the reality of the situation and said, "Make sure the Moderators don't get you."

Dotime replied, "Okay... But there's one of me and a lot of them."

Pinky declared confidently, "I will help you kill them."

She looked through a box of guns and chose the most ideal one — an AK47. They got into a car and headed for VfV. He must be somewhere in the The Kongregating Grounds mod hut building.

The duo encountered a guard blocking the entrance to the building. Pinky gunned him down until he was nothing but swiss cheese and both ran inside. Another guard witnessed the shooting and alerted an alarm. The Kongregating Grounds Moderators came quickly and VforVendetta emerged.

Pinky yelled out, "It's VfV!"

VfV was protected by 3 bodyguards who said, "VfV we got your back!"

VfV didn't talk. He just gathered more men for the battle.

Unexpectedly, a spaceship came crashing in from the roof of the mod hut, slamming straight into VfV. He was hurt really badly with deep cuts and bruises over his bare chest. Weakly, he lifted a gun and fired shots at Dotime, who was running towards the ship for cover. Pinky covered Dotime via suppression.

Even still, a bullet hit Dotime in the knee. He fell over. Pinky ran over to him and carried him into the spaceship. She may not know what was inside, but at least it was safe from the gunfire.

Inside the ship, everything looked odd and unreal. The ship stank of rotten milk. Pinky laid Dotime down inside and searched around. She found the control panel and improvised her best to pilot the ship. As they took liftoff she saw VfV's angry grimace as he continued to shoot at the ship. Pinky managed to fly far away from the mod hut.

--

Meanwhile, The Lol Man started to take hold of Jiggmin's Village. He began slowly turning it into an evil place filled with vicious monsters, demonic dogs. He called these dogs 'dropouts', as they were unruly like children that drop out of school.

After that, the Lol Man had another secret weapon. A secret weapon that allowed him to send all of the villagers to jail. He had a way to frame each and every villager for hacking. The Moderation team would do the rest of the work.

Jiggmin's Village was in chaos. Moderator Animebubble yelled out to the rest of her team, "Yes, all these people need to pay for their crime of hacking. They will ALL PAY!"

Part of this secret weapon involved a real team of evil hackers in addition to the villagers being framed. The evil hackers were pretending to be villagers and were too numerous. One hacker yelled to the moderators, "Everyone you are banning will escape their cells! There is no way you can stop them! They will kill you all!" They made the Moderators fear the innocent villagers.

===
Act 2: The Assassination
Chapter 6: Run Boy Run!
—
The villagers were all escaping their cells.

One named Loki got out of jail and he ran as fast as he could.

Two others, Alexander Nikolaevich and Inori Yuzuriha also escaped and ran for their lives. They were hiding everywhere they could. All the innocent people in Jiggmin's Village who were set up were escaping.

"As long as we stay together, we will be safe, okay?" Alexander said, patting Inori's head.

Inori looked at him and smiled, "Yes, we will be safe together."

And then they hugged and ran away, away from the commotion. They managed to evade both Moderators and hackers alike. They escaped the village and rumour has it they lived happily ever after.

Loki, however, was unlucky. After he escaped he was then surrounded by clones of local villager Player Z. He knew instantly that The Lol Man had cloned everyone in the village. These clones were the hackers and the Moderators could not tell them apart. The clones were all evil hackers doing The Lol Man's bidding.

Now that Captain Sparkworkz was dead, Jiggmin's Village was more easily conquerable by the Lol Man. No Sparkworkers to get in his way. The Lol Man continued to make as many clones as possible. And with the arrest of every innocent the less villagers get in his way too. The Lol Man's plan was succeeding.

--

Meanwhile, Pinky was paying Dotime some of his money. Even though VfV was still alive, Dotime had helped kill some of the guards, the Auto-Moderation Bots of The Kongregating Grounds. She gave Dotime 60,000 thanks coins for that. They decided to land back in Jiggmin's Village, away from VfV at the Kongregating Grounds. They landed back in Jiggmin's Village.

After landing, an alien aboard the ship woke up and met Pinky and Dotime. The alien saw Dotime limping and bleeding, so he decided to doctor Dotime.

"What the hell happened to you?" said the alien.

Dotime sighed and closed his eyes. "It was the Kongregating Grounds bots that did this crap to me, along with VfV."

===
Act 2: The Assassination
Chapter 7: The Doctor
—
"Dr. Infinity, where are you?" said a woman named Rain.

Rain was in the hottest part of Jiggmin's Village. She tried to walk around, but the sun was beating down on her. She got into a car, just about ready to give up on finding Dr. Inf, when he finally showed up.

He laughed and asked, "Have you found it?"

"It's you!" Rain rubbed her hands together and answered, "Yes! I found the Boom Hat!"

The Boom Hat was a rare trap weapon. When you wore it, it would boom you up.

Dr. Inf clapped with joy, "We will be rich! I will give it to the boss!"

But that was not really Dr. Inf's and Rain's money. In truth, this was neither the real Dr. Infinity nor the real Rain. These were clones of Dr. Infinity and Rain. Many of the evil clones were still on the loose…

Traveling along the road, Dr. Inf and Rain ran into a cat named Sandstorm. Later, they went to have a meal. Inside the restaurant they encountered a dino named Yupp, along with a female waitress named Mick, and the head chef named Cow. He loved toast, but his clone hated it. All the clones hated toast. While they waited for the food, they sat at the table taking pictures of themselves for Jiggmin's Village Comics.

Suddenly, someone named Mr. Dats, threw bread in the direction of the clones. The bread hit one of the clones, causing them to explode because of how much they hate bread.

"Take that you nub!" Mr. Dats laughed, "Now, to save Jiggmin's Villag-"

But his words were cut short as a dropout dog leaped onto and tore into Mr. Dats. The beast ripped him to shreds... But somehow Dats was still alive. He used bread again on the dropout and it also exploded.

--

Meanwhile, Loki was still running for his life from the Player Z clones, he stopped and hid in a store. Surely there must be at least one place safe? That is the moment he heard a dropout knocking over all the merchandise. It was coming for him… He was doomed.

--

Meanwhile, the alien was still performing surgery on Dotime.

Dotime, "I don't understand why The Kongregating Grounds is deciding to guard VfV! Why would they guard him even though he was corrupt in Jiggmin's Village?"

The alien replied dismissively and calmly, "Your leg is healed, you can now walk."

Dotime stood up and walked. He shook off the dull ache from his knees and smiled grimly.

"Sorry, Dotime," Pinky said. "But now I have to go now. I need to hurry and hide before VfV finds me. They will be mad that we killed so many guards."

She turned and ran to the ship they had taken, Dotime watched her go in.

"WTF!" Pinky screeched as she saw numerous clones of Vex. Each clone had their own gun and all aimed at Pinky.

"Stop right there you f***er!" Vex yelled angrily. "I've seen you with Dotime before! You know where he is. He has something I need. Help me get me Dotime's map and I'll let you go!"

Pinky thought for a moment before replying, "No," was her answer.

Dotime heard a gunshot which echoed all throughout the ship, followed by evil hysterical laughter, and then silence. Dotime ran as best he could out of the ship and saw Pinky on the ground, she was crumbled up and was very silent, he could see her breathing very slowly.

"Dotime, help..." she gasped. "Help me..."

At first it seemed that perhaps the alien could save her, but she was too grievously injured. Her breath lasted for only three more painful gasps. Then she stopped moving.

. . .

After what felt like an eternity, Dotime laid Pinky down and went to fly the ship himself. He sighed miserably. It was dangerous here, so he decided to move a bit. Still wanting to stay in Jiggmin's Village, Dotime decided to head to the Village Central.

While flying, he figured he needed new partners.

"I'm friends with the villagers Dr. Infinity and Rain. Maybe they could be my new partners," Dotime thought.

===
Act 3: The New Jiggmin's Village
Chapter 8: Live & Reloaded
—
A local villager named Kinx stumbled upon the spaceship. After entering it, he met Dotime. Both of them were on edge, Kinx because of the Jiggmin Village situation and Dotime because of the VfV situation. They talked until they trusted each other. They explained about both of their troubles completely.

"Hmmm… So what do I do now?" Dotime asked anxiously, "People in Jiggmin's Village are being torn to bits. If I try to help, the crazy people will mob me and kill me on the spot."

"I've got an idea, Dotime," said Kinx. "Ask the alien to fly us."

Dotime asked the alien to fly the ship as he went to speak to Kinx.

"What is your idea, Kinx?" Dotime asked when he approached.

Kinx told Dotime the idea. It required a shovel, a bottle of wine, a match, a female guard, and a personal bodyguard. That should be enough. Dotime wondered how he would acquire all of this.

Kinx took him to Bulletin Board Restaurant where he could find his guards for the idea. A waiter named Mike G tended to Kinx and Dotime.

"Which table would you like to be seated at?"

Dotime smiled and replied, "Table 51. Also, please sit down with us Mike. We need to talk."

"Alright then," said Mike G. He sat at the table and looked at Dotime. He even had a sip of coffee.

"I need to see a list of available bodyguards who are talented," Dotime whispered, "Show me the member list."

Mike G looked around and nodded at Dotime, "Wait here. I'll go get the list for you."

When he returned, he placed the list in front of Dotime and watched as Dotime scanned carefully. The list held all of Jiggmin's Village citizens and regulars. There were categories of people. There were strong people, funny people, clever people, happy and friendly people. But most importantly there were 'dedicated' people. Dotime's eyes landed on two names... Dr. Infinite and Rain were in that category. Just who he was thinking of.

--

Meanwhile, in the Kongregating Grounds, the guards were still hunting for Dotime, but there were no good leads. One of the guards saw the spaceship as it left. They followed it and even traced it to its exact location, but they still had no idea where Dotime went after the ship landed. Vfv hatched an idea.

"We will place a tripwire bomb in the ship," said VfV , "If he ever returns to the ship then he will explode for sure."

And so VfV and the Kongregate Moderators traveled to the ship, placed a bomb on it, and left the area. On their way back, an emergency news broadcast appeared on all public TVs in the village. "Breaking news: It appears that Dotime, the cat previously praised for saving Ringstaart, was just found dead."

"Haha, Yes! We must have killed him for sure!" VfV said, "Dead! Dotime is dead!"

"Could you tell us a bit about the deceased?" asked the reporter to Ringstaart. Ringstaart just grinned slyly, smugly even, as if he was smiling through the screen at VfV… "He was a good man."

--

Meanwhile, someone else was searching for the Timeclock, the legendary pocket watch necklace.

The dino named Yupp, went to visit two others, Camer and Mr. Dex. Yupp laughed and shared some information with the two men.

"Camer, I have obtained information on the cat," Yupp said.

"Show it to me!" Demanded Camer. Smoke bellowed out of his dragon nostrils and Yupp coughed.

"The cat is from Islip Island. He is completely grey. He is currently age 17. He is also looking for the Timeclock. He is noted to be extremely dangerous as he managed to kill Captain Sparkworkz, sir." Yupp reported, "His name is Dotime."

"Very well, very well," Camer said. "Now get Pet to spy on Dotime and any acquaintances. Watch all of those nubs."

"Yes, sir!" said Yupp with a swift salute. He hurried to arrange for the spy Pet.

Little did they know that someone was listening to them... Someone very eager to save Jiggmin's Village... Ringstaart! Ringstaart had been investigating various bad guys ever since he came back to Jiggmin's Village. He had been eavesdropping and following suspicious individuals. He knew what various people were planning and anyone who posed a threat to Dotime he would try his best to halt. It was the least he could do for Dotime, the hero that had saved his life 31 days ago from The Mountain of Fire.

Ringstaart had even followed VfV and the Kongregating Moderators to Dotime's spaceship and removed the trap bomb they had placed there. He also hastily architected a fake news broadcast to say that Dotime died so VfV would leave him be, at least until they realized that it was fake.

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Meanwhile, the waiter, Mike G had contacted the bodyguards that Dotime had previously requested. It was only a little while later that Rain and Dr. Infinity arrived at Dotime's house. They were let in by Kinx.

"Alright, so what's the plan here?" asked the contractee, Rain.

"Two things. One, you are going to aid Dotime in finding a legendary device," replied Kinx, "Two, you are going to execute the man who killed Pinky."

"And when are we gonna get paid?" Asked the other contractee, Dr. Inf.

Dotime took 40,000 thank coins from his coffer chest and split the amount between to Rain and Dr. Inf.

"This job pays more than anything else in Jiggmin's Village," said Dotime, "I look forward to your assistance soon."

After a few days to prepare they met up again. Dotime, Rain, and Dr. Infinity began the search for the Timeclock. Dotime had kept the map safe all this time and now he felt it was right to search for it. This takes priority over revenge against VfV, who he assumed killed Pinky, as it would likely help with that too.

"Are we sure this map is correct?" Rain looked at the map, and began to consider if the wilderness outside matches the details on the map.

"The map is a ? isn't it?" replied Dotime.

Then the ship suddenly dropped into a well, it was deep and gloomy. The ship hit bumped against the walls and the floor. The control panel flashed and eventually died. They evacuated the ship and gasped.

"What the..." uttered Dr. Inf.

They all looked up and witnessed a giant monster looking down at them. It was known as the arom. The arom had poked holes in the ship and managed to blow up a few sections. The map flew out of one of these holes and into the jungle.

The arom seemed enraged by their presence. It began to grow legs and walk towards them. Dr. Inf knew he had to do something. Dr. Inf found a bazooka that they had brought with them. He wielded it, and aimed it at the monster.

"Take one more step forward and you're dead!" Dr. Inf was trying to communicate with it.

The arom swatted at Dr. Inf with its huge hands trying to crush him or knock him against a wall. It was very clearly trying to kill Dr. Inf, but he managed to dodge every attack.

"Dotime, get the f***ing map! " he shouted.

Dotime rushed to his feet. He ran in the last known direction of the map. He felt and saw little Uioak bugs eating the flesh of his tail, but it didn't deter him. He kept running to find the map.

Suddenly, a deep and croaky voice pierced Dotime's ear. "You were looking for this?"

Dotime ignored it and ran. His eyes darted around the place to look for signs of where the map could have gone, where it could have rolled or flew, but saw nothing. He kept on going ahead. The deeper he went looking for the map, the foggier it got. His eyes were finding it hard to adjust to the gloom. Red eyes appeared in the fog.

But they were not eyes. They were just marking on the bark of a tree. And on those trees were pieces of paper pinned to them with scrawled. Each note read, "Find me if you Zee me." Dotime shook his head and continued looking for the map.

--

Meanwhile, Dr. Infinity was trying to kill the monster, the arom. He fired a rocket, it hit, but it was not enough. He managed to grab another rocket while it was hit the first time. He dodged a few more swipes before reloading and shooting again, but the arom wouldn't die.

Out of the corner of his eye, Dr. Inf also saw a group of dropouts approaching. They were different looking from most dropouts he had seen out of the village. These ones were called tough-to-breaks. These ones seemed to be a special project of The Lol Man. These were more viscous, they seemed as though they could kill anyone they wanted to.

Rain zoomed ahead of Dr. Inf with a shotgun in hand. She closed in on the arom, shooting it right in the face. Finally, they managed to kill it. As it died, both Rain and Dr. Inf could hear the arom utter, "I warn you."

--

Meanwhile, in Jiggmin's Village, all who managed to escape the cells were now under the rule of their new king and queen: The Lol Man and Ms. Lila, the girl who he chooses to inhabit much of the time.

The villagers had a plan to kill The Lol Man, but they would also need a plan to get past the hacker clones first. A cat named Sladen had a plan for that part in particular. He was a hacker long before The Lol Man. Sladen used his hacking powers to give moderator powers to villagers. Now it was an even playing field. They could wage warfare against the hackers. In response, The Lol Man ordered the hackers to kill them all.

Each villager gained their own weapon from Sladen's hacking. One had the power to fire lasers through their eyes. Pet, the spy, had the power to go invisible, useful for his hiding.

"Doctor, they will kill us all!" screamed one of Lol Man's hackers.

So The Lol Man used his power to create even more hacker clones, while continuing to order them to attack the villagers. The villagers fought back fiercely. They used guns to shoot at the clones. The Moderators used banning guns on The Lol Man's men. When they ran out of ammo, they switched to using their ban hammers. The army of hackers started to flame the villagers and block.

The villagers were several men down. The whole area was filled with blood and tears.

"I've got an idea!" Animebubble said to UsbHub, while killing a hacker.

"Oh?" UsbHub replied, "What's the idea?"

"A ban," replied Animebubble.

Suddenly, UsbHub was shot in his foot from someone far away. He turned his head towards the direction of the bullet. It was VfV and his army from The Kongregating Grounds. On the top of the mountain, VfV stood, side by side with The Lol Man. An alliance they had made, to share in the conquest of Jiggmin's Village.

"Shoot them all!" cried out The Lol Man.

But the Kongregate Army did not see what was coming. The cat villager Sandstorm suddenly came out of nowhere and used a nuke to blow up the Kong Army. Suddenly, there was only silence.

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Act 3: The New Jiggmin's Village
Chapter 9: Captain Sparkworkz's Revenge
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The sky was red and smokey. That was the time when Captain Sparkwork's body was still floating in the sea with burn marks all over his body. His guns were missing. Half of the Sparkworkers were dead. Still, many boxes of spambots managed to survive. The spambots healed Captain Sparkworks and the uninhabited island that they washed ashore became their new home.

Captain Sparkworkz had caught Dotime setting the ship on fire just before he caught fire. He knew Dotime was responsible and wanted revenge. He still wanted control of Jiggmin's Village too. But he had no way of doing that. At least that was until he found something on the island.

On the island he managed to find something… A machine that can control time itself. He began to lol madly when he realized what he had found. He got some paper that survived and wrote on it in charcoal from his ship's burnt wood. He needed to formalize a plan.

He will make Dotime go back to the dark years… Yes. Yes. This is a good plan. 500 years in the future… He had an idea for that. The plan was coming along nicely.

While planning all of this, something emerged from the time gate. It was a weapon from the future. A weapon far more powerful than simple spambots or explosions. A weapon that somebody must have handcrafted just for him. On the weapon was a note that read "From the Xile." The Xile was a dear ally of Captain Sparkworkz.

"This weapon is just what I needed," said Captain Sparkworks, "Perfect."

When he was done making his plans, Captain Sparkworks entered the time gate. He was ready.

--

Meanwhile, Jiggmin's Village was now a big ring of fire.

The Lol Man survived the nuke. He was still powerful enough to control people and could mind control people to think that Dotime was the reason the war occurred and that he was the sole reason for all this fallout. He started a propaganda campaign about it. He wanted to do everything to ensure that the remaining villagers would want Dotime dead.

Enough of the Kongregate Army survived too. The Kongregate Army was angry, more angry than The Lol Man's men or the Sparkworkers even.

The Lol Man promised to make them all a new country. One that he will have total control over… But he did not get to. Clouds and smoke appeared and soon everything was a dense haze.

Everything started to feel like it was going backwards…

===
Afterword
—
…And this is basically the end of a JVer Story. At least what was finished of it when it was written back in JV1.

I hope you enjoyed reading it and seeing references of users or events you remember. It is a bit sad that the Kongregate Forums no longer exists. Nor does Sparkworkz. (Maybe a bit less sad about that.) The story feels a bit like a time capsule to me. A blast from the past.

Maybe more will be written someday or reimagined as a new story. There are some small extra bits written throughout the years, but nothing worth posting here.

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Some More Context
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Dotime is both the name of the user/villager, but also their primary OC. The character Dotime is an anthropomorphic cat loosely inspired by Conker from Conker's Bad Fur Day. This is why Dotime is the King of the Dogs, at the beginning of the story, because he is inspired by Conker who becomes king against his will at the end of his first game. Dotime is called Dotime because he "does time" meaning he time travels. So you could say he is also inspired a bit by Link from Legend of Zelda... If you want to know more about Dotime just ask Dotime, he's actively working on more Dotime related content. He is working on games, stories, and art about Dotime.

The Lol Man was a creepypasta character invented by Dotime. Some of the stories about The Lol Man are lost to time. Basically the idea is The Lol man is the ghost of a man, a doctor, from centuries ago that can inhabit PR2 or PR3. He can glitch the game out and force everyone to type 'lol' over and over. He does blood related stuff because all creepypasta characters do. His is often accompanied is Ms. Lila (she didn't have a name back then) who is often portrayed as a nameless character on PR2 or PR3. She might be a witch or something, idk.

There are some references to Noob.txt in the story. Noob.txt was a compilation of funny quotes from PR2 and JV. Often there were sentences with typos, or grammatically incorrect sentences, bizarre statements, or just random nonsense. By present day standards it would probably be considered 'brainrot'.

Kongregate is a highly successful flash game website. It used to have game-specific forums on it. A lot of JV mods and admins were also mods and admins on Kongregate's PR2 sub-forum.

Sparkworkz was an extremely unsuccessful flash game website. It used to have a forum in it. It was notoriously bad, being poorly moderated, was hosted on extremely unreliable servers, and filled with spambots by advertisers. Sparkworkz was owned by the parent company inXile. Sparkworkz and Jiggmin likely had some kind of contract with each other that prevented PR3 to be published anywhere else, basically forcing players to use its awful site and also dooming PR3 to obscurity. Sparkworkz was often portrayed as evil due to its neglectfulness.

A user of Sparkworkz volunteered to promote the site. He called himself Captain Sparkworkz among other names and was granted Mod status on Sparkworkz for his efforts. Many falsely attributed him as either being an owner or employee for Sparkworkz, when in reality he was just an unpaid volunteer. Still, when people feel the need to take their frustrations out on Sparkworkz, a faceless company, they need a face to do so, and unfortunately for him he acted as the de facto face of Sparkworkz. (Either way both Sparkworkz and the online persona of Captain Sparkworkz are long dead so I doubt this still haunts him.)

The vast majority of the villagers in this story probably don't talk or behave like how the actual villagers did/do. They're mostly just references for the sake of references. Named characters for the sake of having named characters.

I'm not going to comment on who VFV was lol. Someone else can do that if they want to.

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Big Grin um
Posted by: Stickdich - 29th April 2026, 10:32 PM - Forum: Welcoming Gates - Replies (2)

Hi there.
Just started being here at JV Revival.
Not much.
(PR2 User: Stickdich)

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  Lots of Life Changes
Posted by: Resarekt - 21st April 2026, 9:48 PM - Forum: Blogs - Replies (3)

Heyooooo! 

So I’m back for the Survivor revival…as if I’d ever miss it lol.

But…I have had a LOT of life updates since my last posts…2 years ago.


For starters…I got married in September of 2024! Kinda crazy to think about but what’s even crazier is…..

I’m a freaking dad! My little ray of sunshine turns 10 weeks on Thursday! 


Anyways…that’s about all I got! See y’all around!

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  1B EXP PTS - THE COLD TRUTH 🥶
Posted by: Different - 19th April 2026, 3:29 PM - Forum: Platform Racing 2 - Replies (3)

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CONTENT DISCLAIMER:

Take a long, unblinking look at that experience bar. Don’t just glance at it—study it. It’s a discussion that nobody wants to have because from a macroer’s perspective, it isn’t just intimidating… it’s oppressive. A relentless, unyielding wall that stretches so far beyond reason it almost dares you to try it. Ten-digit rank? That’s not a goal—that’s a siege. It feels like a sisyphean task to achieve the unthinkable and the unfathomable. And every inch forward demands something from you: time you won’t get back, patience that wears thinner by the day, scripts that break the moment you trust them, updates that reset your progress, and an electric bill that quietly reminds you of the cost of obsession.

Every day you leave your house for work, there’s that lingering thought in the back of your mind—whether your CPU is going to overheat, triggering a cascade of problems that will only exacerbate everything you’ve already been dealing with.

So ask yourself—at what point do you crack? At what point do you finally admit that you’ve been pushing your CPU to the brink 24/7 for something that keeps moving further away? When does “just a little more” turn into exhaustion… into resentment… into regret?

Let’s stop pretending this is effortless. Forget the tired claim that “high ranks mean no skill.” That’s a shallow take from people who’ve never stood at the edge of this grind. Because reaching a rank like 87 isn’t luck—it’s attrition. It’s endurance. It’s the willingness to sacrifice time, money, and mental stamina for something most people would abandon long before it ever became real.

And if you ever see that number—1,086,681,489—staring back at you at the end of your progress bar, understand what it truly represents. That “+8” isn’t just a bonus—it’s proof that you’ve FOLDED to the elite level and survived a system designed to wear you down. Rank 79+8 isn’t a milestone… it’s a warning. Because even standing there, after everything it took to get that far, you’re still not at the top.

Not even close.

Forget about the game allegedly having a ridiculous rank cap of 84. To push beyond—to even think about touching rank 87—you’re signing up for years more of the same relentless cycle. Grinding. Waiting. Enduring. No shortcuts. No mercy. Just you… and a bar that never stops demanding more.

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What’s next? Ask yourself that—honestly. Not out of habit, not out of obsession, but with clarity. Because whatever drove you to claw your way this far wasn’t casual interest… it was fixation. It consumed your time, your energy, your focus—and it delivered you to a number most people will never even comprehend. 1 billion experience points. Let that sink in. 79+8. At this point you’ve already crossed a threshold that 99% of players will never touch, never see, never endure long enough to understand.

So now what? Farming a number as absurd as 1,358,351,861 experience points is both a triumph and a burden—bittersweet in its glory, yet relentlessly grueling in its pursuit. A base rank of 80 sounds powerful, almost untouchable… but to what end? At that level, it stops being about progress and starts being about obsession. No one reaches that height without an unshakable fixation on being number one. No one! And by then, rank ties aren’t a thing anymore—there’s no shared victory, no equal footing. Just a solitary climb, where the higher you go, the more alone it becomes.

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If you saw someone with rank 87 today, your first instinct wouldn’t be admiration—it would be suspicion. Because at that level, the grind stops looking human. It starts looking engineered. Manufactured. Like someone bent the rules—quietly, consistently—over years. Even on the official leaderboard, the peak hovers at 82, and only a handful have managed to stand there. Beyond that? It doesn’t feel like progression anymore. It feels like trespassing into territory that was never meant to be reached legitimately.

When you see a rank 87 today, the first thought that penetrates your mind is “why hasn’t this man been banned yet?” When you’re that high of a level, you can relax because you instinctively know that no one is catching up to you. No one makes it this far by accident. At that level, you’ve either mastered the system—or learned how to bend it without breaking it. Staying ahead of updates, stacking every advantage, finding ways to move when others are stalled… and yes, sometimes surreptitiously pushing your account forward over time. That’s the reality most people don’t want to admit.

And when someone else sees it—really sees it—it doesn’t inspire them. It unsettles them. Because deep down, they understand the gap isn’t just large… it’s permanent. That kind of distance doesn’t get closed.

It’s like standing at the base of the K2 mountain, staring straight up at something brutally insurmountable. Not impossible in theory—but in reality? For almost everyone, it might as well be.

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Just quit. Take the easy way out—you don’t have what it takes to reach this level. Why keep forcing your CPU through that arduous, relentless strain for something that keeps slipping further out of reach? You’re trying to push a delusional archetype beyond its boundaries by objectively macroing and chasing an outcome that was never meant to become reality. All the multiple macro scripts that you keep writing for your accounts is a colossal waste of your time, yet you still linger on something that will never be reached at the tip of your fingers. Imagine getting so used to grinding 100M only to possess 7.36% of the impossible 1.3B.

That +50k experience grind looks sweet—almost comforting—when you hide it under the surface. Most people would just forfeit and download this bot to their computer if they could. Why squander years of your life stressing your CPU to its core when you could just skim it off to only a few months?—A quick hit of progress, a fleeting sense of control. But you know what it really is. It’s a way to mask the excruciating reality of the climb… to convince yourself you’re moving forward, when all you’re really doing is prolonging the inevitable burnout.

So how much longer are you going to keep pretending?

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It’s funny how you think that hitting rank 80 (72+8) means that it’s all over, don’t you? Like you’ve finally crossed the line. But that’s the trick—the system lets you feel finished before you actually are. That +8 token boost? It didn’t crown you… it compensated for you. It dressed up the result, gave you something that looks complete, because deep down it knows most people will never endure what it takes to reach a true, unassisted rank 80. In reality the system laughs at you manically because it instinctively knows that from a rank 72+8 perspective, you now need to grind 5,652,291,176 XP to prove that you can actually reach a real rank 80.

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Try replacing that rank 72 with a true base of 80+8—and then tell me how grueling it really is. Strip away the illusion of progress and face it head-on, where every gain feels slower, heavier, more punishing than the last. The system will not cease at nothing to systematically pick you apart, piece by piece, testing not your skill—but your limits. You didn’t adhere to the 79+8 warning, so perhaps this will be your final chapter.

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And if it doesn’t break you—if you somehow endure long enough to reach an unfathomable rank—then you’re not met with relief. You’re met with a number: 1,697,939,827 experience points. Cold. Indifferent. Demanding even more.

No one gets there by accident. No one stumbles into that kind of progress. That level belongs to a different kind of mindset—one built on relentless persistence, bordering on obsession, where stopping isn’t even a consideration anymore.

Three layers. Three thresholds. Three versions of rank 80 that most people can’t even comprehend—let alone survive. And only two of them have ever been conquered.

1. The Tokens — 72+8 — 227,893,625 XP: Most people don’t even obtain all these rank tokens unless someone lends them a freaking hand. On paper, it looks complete. Polished. Finished. Like you’ve arrived and finally made it. But appearances lie. You’re still nothing but a mere macroer trapped inside the dark and gruesome shadows of a base rank 80. Constantly grinding experience, but never satisfied.

2. The Accumulation — 1,358,351,861 to 1,424,334,975 XP: The one that birthed you and brought you into the real world of experience. No tokens. No bullshit. This is where ranks stop being just a number and starts becoming a test of endurance. Every point is dragged out of time itself. So stop patting yourself on the back thinking that it’s all over when the journey has just begun. That so-called experience cap at rank 84 was placed as an obstructive force of doom dismantling everything that you’ve built from the ground up because they know that you don’t have what it takes to conquer a billion experience points. 

3. The Base — The Final Boss — 1,358,351,861 XP: The real rank 80+8. The man that struck fear into every macroer’s hearts with an insurmountable iron fist of doom. When he spoke, you listened. You didn’t dare speak unless given permission to. He cannot be defeated. And anyone who thinks they’ve got the guts to conquer him is sadly mistaken and trapped inside of a delusional bubble living an endless fairytale. No shortcuts. No supplements. No artificial boost to soften the climb. Just raw, unassisted progression staring back at you like a wall that doesn’t break.

Forget that last level. Seriously—erase it from your mind. Because that’s where the illusion dies.

And the moment you realize that?

That everything you thought was the summit… was just the halfway point—

That’s when it really begins.

At that point, the question isn’t “how far can you go?”

It’s “what are you willing to become to get there?”

Now get outta here and let this message sink into your minds because it’s astronomically impossible to reach a base of rank 80 or even obtain 79+8.

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