Subject: OT: RP Whoring
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Posted on: 2009-04-17 02:38:00 UTC
Me and another old board member came up with a new LJ Role play community and we're trolling for people to play.
The community site is: http://community.livejournal.com/godsquare/profile
and our Out of Character Site is http://community.livejournal.com/thesilvereye/profile
Pleeeease come and join.
We have pretty boys! =D
I've already sent an email to you detailing some of my questions (and answered the application form in the LJ), but there's still one little thing that i've got to ask: Do the entries come at specific intervals?
What tone are we aiming for? Comedic, light-hearted, mostly dramatic or Darker And Edgier?
It's definitely not a comedic setting. This isn't to say that crack won't ensue occasionally, but we're trying to go for serious drama like thing.
I forgot.
Questions? Contact me at Kippur@mad.scientist.com or AIM: kippurbirdy
Do you own mad.scientist.com? That is one of the niftiest domain names I've ever seen.
I think I'd like to join. I can only post once a day, though.
There's no posting requirement.
It's basically you set up a scene and have other people post into your scene and interact with them.
Your character can try to start up a faction, -but depending on where they are - bad things will happen.
I'm a sadist that way. *Laughs at own character and gets killed be elemental blast*. *Ghost says that it is worth it.*
Can you try to form your own (No, I don't care whether I fail; I just want to put up posters)? If not, do my chances of survival get a sharp downturn if I join the rebels?
In most settings with feuding gods, the rebels that strike out on their own are usually the weakest faction.
I may be interested, depending on the time requirement.
Is none. Not even a posting requirement.
I love RPG's, and I happen to have only one exam left before university releases me from its clutches. Before I commit myself, I have a few questions. The answers are unlikely to significantly influence my decision, though.
1. It's not related to the PPC or any canon work, is it?
2. Is it time-consuming? Some very crowded and fast-paced RPG's require each player to spend about an hour per day just trying to catch up with the story before they write anything.
3. What kind of RPG is it? Is it just RP-writing, or are stats, dice rolls and a GM involved?
4. We have pretty boys! =D ...Here, the obvious question from a heterosexual male is: Do you have pretty girls too?
I mean, Amazons are good in battle...
http://www.missmab.com/Comics/Vol_001.php
The artwork gets much better later on, but 'tis verily funny.