it like that meme "DO A FLIP" lol

Haha

Lol

Yes, when I did it on accident- The on viewers were laughing as heck and so was I

I’m pretty sure it got patched

Why

@@DefNot.K4yl33 I had been using the video to keep an eye on the time so I could get my food, and at the end my brain lagged for a moment and I thought I’d forgotten

Pfft

@Crazy clan glad to see I’m not alone lol

@@nameless-hoyoutube5004 ahaha yeah things like that happen to me a lot too-

I’ve never done it cause I’m not experienced, and I don’t wanna ruin any role-plays.

@@walrusfeet1999 True.

have you done a fox roleplay with other foxes?

I've been in one where we turned thunder clan into a huge fox clan

@BlancBaily yes i know it wasn't my roleplay i just keep to myself for my roleplays

Yeah I just couldn’t stop smiling

I have tried and done this glitch before!! So fun!

thats not under the water- i know what u mean ( i think) but no-

i know that one but i have now tryed it

I’ve done this before, I can sort of remember where I did it

Once I was in an rp and my oc was hunting with her mentor (RiverClan cats) and (she dove suddenly, grabbing onto a fish.) I walked towards the water and forgot I was in crouch, effectively causing this glitch to happen, which actually worked for the rp XD

Sameee

Omg yesssss, I thought it was just me! nowadays roleplaying feels more like a chore - having to set up storylines and ask for perms, I don't know, maybe I'm just not used to it?

YES I miss this way of rp!! That is how I still rp

Thats the way I role play now

I usually set up the basic plot like if a cat left to go to thunder clan and their kitty pet friend stayed at the house and then it goes from there, usually unplanned up to very end of the rp

The old way also had that sense of surprise which I really like in rp's! It makes the game way more exciting and uncertain

Let's do it!

What exactly do you mean by the old way though? The old Forest Territory way of permission?

I.. don't really like the idea. I prefer the way with perms so that everyone enjoys the RP, and theres no more excitement in being attacked without perm than vice versa. But uh..

@@birdie3206 Some people make you ask for permission for the slightest thing: a clawless hit to the head for yelling at a kit, or dragging a rogue off a clan apprentice. Numerous times I've been denied permission to attack or drag rogues off clan members, which is really stupid. I shouldn't have to ask for permission to attack a hostile rogue who is in the clan territory and attacking a clan member. I see and feel no enjoyment in having to ask permission to do minor things. Just destroys the excitement and fun of a surprise. Especially since people constantly meta rp. They know your about to attack them when you have to ask them for permission to tackle them off another cat, and so they usually prepare a dodge or counter attack, therefore making your attempts useless. It only makes sense to ask for permissions when it comes to severely injurying or killing another person's oc, but not when its something minor.

OHHH

XD I love that song

I LOVE that song I listen to it all the time!!

But you will remember me! Remember me, for centuries!

And just one mistake all it will take, we'll go down in history!

Yes yes a million times yes idk why ppl don't read the books!!

I feel this so much, and whole heartedly agree. The only reason I can not always do the second way, is due to the fact I roleplay over discord 80% of the time and asking is better. Buttttt. Sometimes I have been able to do it, and I by far prefer it.

Oh. And I read the books. They rock.

@@soaringspirits2267 Yessir!

but how about when scourge instantly killed tigerstar

Wow what a spoiler I'm only in rising storm RN Wht did you say that

@@angellystarry you should have stopped at the word example, if you don't want spoilers. Never read the comment section.

@@angellystarry The comment section is filled with spoilers. If you don't want spoilers, then don't read them (Warrior Cats ones), till a certain book!

Thats AWESOME you met Abby ingame!! That is my DREAM it see her\be in her vid!!

All I did was join an old friend and saw her in the chat box and I was like :0 I don’t know what I did haha

ITS CALLED A GLITCH

@@flame5287its a joke learn a joke and everyone would like you

Foxes are opportunistic hunters if they happen upon a kitten or an old senior cat they could and probably would kill and eat them. also when cub season comes around female foxes with kits will fight and challenge nigh near everything especially cats. so I think foxes are a great minor antagonist. they are a rare danger and are not worried about that much unlike twolegs and dogs. coyotes would be interesting but a more major threat. maybe in the place this all is based in coyotes don't naturally live there?

Actually, female foxes do not fight and challenge random animals. However, they do chase them away. This is not an aggressive attack, more of a threatening display. If faced with a cat, the female will chase the cat away, but will not attack it. I can affirm that foxes WILL eat small kittens as they are opportunistic hunters and traditionally eat small mammals. HOWEVER, grown cats? The answer is no. They do not eat grown cats. When they do get into a fight in the wild, the fox will almost always back down, nearly every time, even though they have the upper hand in brute strength. In the wild, it is more important to prevent injury than to win a fight and make a kill. Foxes are terrified of cats. Many supposed “fox attacks” are actually coyotes, as they look similar (though they are much larger). Coyotes DO kill and eat cats and small dogs. This being said, foxes have killed adult cats in the past. What many do not understand is that this is EXCEEDINGLY rare. The victims of these 1/100 fox attacks are (typically speaking) elderly, sick, or young individuals with some sort of a disadvantage (again, foxes are opportunistic hunters). The only time I have witnessed a cat back down in a fight with a fox was with a 2 year old male against a 6 month old arctic fox. PLEASE NOTE: this was a PLAY fight, the arctic fox and the cat had been raised together. In the wild, typically speaking, cats will stand their ground against the likes of a skittish fox, and the fox will run when faced with an animal their size. No fox in its right mind would pit itself up against a cat, even when desperate (this excludes rabid foxes. They are clearly not in their right mind and will attack anything). Many witnesses claim that a fox was ‘attacking’ a cat because it was chasing one. Foxes DO chase cats, especially away from den sites, or simply off of territory (like with the female foxes you were referring to). This may result in a fight if they cat decides to fight back, though as I have explained, the fox will (many more times than not, THOUGH NOT ALWAYS) back down first. This will happen more frequently during mating season, although it is not the fox hunting or attempting to kill a cat. It is simply chasing it away. Warriors claims that foxes actively seek to hunt and eat cats, when this is not the case at all. I must say that I am not very educated on the behavioral differences between a wild fox and an urban fox with regards to cats, as I’ve seen proof for wild foxes being both more skittish and urban foxes being more bold, and yet urban foxes being weaker and running from fights while wild foxes being stronger and more devoted to a fight when provoked (emphasis on provoked). Depending on where you are located, it MAY vary. As I said, i cannot clearly distinguish differences (though the differences are MINOR). To sum it all up, no, foxes do not seek out cats to eat them, even if they are injured or elderly. Can they when desperate? They can, but they VERY rarely ever do. No, when faced with a cat, the fox will not see it as prey (as competition? Yes. Not prey). When fighting, the cat almost always wins (unless it is sick, elderly, or injured, then the fox obviously has the upper hand and will win the fight and likely kill the cat in the process). Yes, a fox WILL eat a small kitten, as will every other larger meat-eater. It has happened time and time again, as foxes naturally eat small mammals. Yes, foxes will chase cats away from den sites. No, cats do not even make up a percentage in a fox’s diet. Not even a tiny bit. In general, no. Foxes do NOT eat cats. (Sorry I’ve been researching foxes for 6 years and have been met with “well Warriors says that they do eat cats so hah”, and feel strongly on this topic lol) Coyotes would be a better threat as they actively seek to eat cats, unlike foxes. And yes, they are found in the UK

@@DimityPockets ooh I learned new things about my favorite animal thanks. But yeah I don't go on the warriors says foxes do at all as well Foxes are my favorite animals and well I don't believe everything I read. Especially from a fantasy book.

@Red Hybrid you have no idea how refreshing it is to hear that. Foxes are also my favorite animal, and I am quite passionate about the species. I guess Warriors has left a bad taste in my mouth due to kids believing that their cat was eaten by a “huge fox”, when in reality it was just a coyote, and then trying to tell me how much they dislike foxes for the death of good ol’ Fluffy. It’s nice to know that other people love the species and understand their behavior. I’ve actually been raising that arctic fox that I mentioned (his name is Poet) and have learned that the species is a lot neater and more fascinating than what meets the eye. Aaaand high maintenance. But still.

@@GraceMonkeyMovies indeed

man. now i wanna go play. im gonna go play.