King Wolfe

Yes, yes they do. X3

I'm sure that he is cool.

That depends on the roleplay. Are you referring to my roleplay, or an unrelated roleplay?

X3 Well, it also helps when (what me and Dream call it anyway) the devouring gets a hold of you. It's basically when a really good book gets a hold of a book worm and runs away with them.

I've got to agree with you on that.

Lol, yeah that is pretty true.

Hello. I'd imagine a roleplay of this scale is well versed and there is much room to grow. If you're seriously considering it, I would strongly recommend all new new PC/OC's start from the bottom and work their way up. And plot-devices or plot driven NPCs and OC's should be higher for the sake of story and information dispersal. Nonetheless I would consider it.

Thanks, although what name would that be?

I hope so.

And what RP might that be?

Right now, I'm most interested in fantasy/science fiction stories that focus more on character interactions.

I just avoid RPs that don't appeal to me, usually due to me not being interested in the setting/plot.

Yeah, that's true.

Finished the first book and started the second one yesterday. It's pretty good so far. Although the movie was blah, it was off of what happened in the book.

Honestly, the former isn't suited to roleplays. It works for novels, it's what makes A Song of Ice and Fire feel so alive. But I think such details obscure roleplaying to an extent, unless everyone involved, by sheer coincidence, happen to have a convergent vision. More than anything, though, it's the framework that's more important than the details. You can fill a world with details but if there's little overarching in it then it's hard for others to extrapolate beyond there.
Shades of Blue worked well in terms of fleshing out details because of two things within the wider framework of KHI City: The mechanics and complexities of transposing the Roleplaying Section into Roleplay Town and all the infrastructure and technology necessary to make that happen, and second was that it built upon established relationships and roles in the section, so really half the effort of world-building for Shades of Blue - the relationships and factions - was already in place with the real section, they just had to be jiggled around to fit roleplay town.

In some sense, letting anyone add whatever they want into a grand realistic universe makes it more realistic - after all, reality is a patchwork on so many different levels - but with total freedom for all players involved there's got to be some sacrifice of the creator's tight vision or well-paced and -directed stories.

I prefer some limits to what can and can't be done.

Well, at least you fohnd a good series because of the teacher's suggestion.

Neither. I'd much rather have an rp setting in between those two options.

Lol. Your teacher had to force you to read it?

Hmm... yeah, it would! Sounds totes more intriguing~ May I ask whatcha got planned? I wanna know! ;w; (and sorries for the delayed reply! ;0

You're welcome and thanks.

You're about the Percy Jackson series, I started Lightning Thief today and I'm about half way through it.

Good luck.

I hope it goes well for you.

That's okay.

I'm sure you'll do fine and that people will be interested in it.

Yeah, or at least that's the last time I wrote a plot. I'm a co-mod for Glimpses of Darkness, Lunarmaster54 is the other and main one.

Why are you nervous?