Post by TheMaskedStranger on Aug 28, 2009 13:22:13 GMT -8
User Name: TheMaskedStranger
Name: Scott Hutchinson
Age: 15
Occupation: Unemployed
Years Roleplaying: 5
A Active member in:
TheMaskedStrangers Den
TheRPGFuries
Demon Slave Inn
Neko Slave Emporium
TheRPGConquest
Joukai Roleplaying
VideoGame Haven (VG RP)
At this part of the application I was not entirely sure what exactly you wanted me to put. So I just filled the Empty Section in with the Current or Previous Roleplaying Websites I have been apart of.
Things That irritate you when roleplaying:
One Liner Responses.
God-Modeling.
Opponents Never Take HP or MP Damage.
When there is really no basic story line.
Randomness
Motto: "If no harm done, do what you will".
Helpful Tips:
1) Always be creative, which means whenever you design characters, items or locations always put enough effort into it as you would any other peice of your work.
2) Always know how to border roleplays, there is a difference between Fantasy and Reality and there should always be a balance of the two. Both Genres of RPG are important and both provide there own unique and interesting qualities.
3) It is very important to eb able to cooperate when your Roleplaying, make sure you and your RPP (Role-Playing-Partner) are always on the same level. Make sure each of you understand each others Characters and make sure you both understand the Story.
Name: Scott Hutchinson
Age: 15
Occupation: Unemployed
Years Roleplaying: 5
A Active member in:
TheMaskedStrangers Den
TheRPGFuries
Demon Slave Inn
Neko Slave Emporium
TheRPGConquest
Joukai Roleplaying
VideoGame Haven (VG RP)
At this part of the application I was not entirely sure what exactly you wanted me to put. So I just filled the Empty Section in with the Current or Previous Roleplaying Websites I have been apart of.
Things That irritate you when roleplaying:
One Liner Responses.
God-Modeling.
Opponents Never Take HP or MP Damage.
When there is really no basic story line.
Randomness
Motto: "If no harm done, do what you will".
Helpful Tips:
1) Always be creative, which means whenever you design characters, items or locations always put enough effort into it as you would any other peice of your work.
2) Always know how to border roleplays, there is a difference between Fantasy and Reality and there should always be a balance of the two. Both Genres of RPG are important and both provide there own unique and interesting qualities.
3) It is very important to eb able to cooperate when your Roleplaying, make sure you and your RPP (Role-Playing-Partner) are always on the same level. Make sure each of you understand each others Characters and make sure you both understand the Story.
