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 Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 2:48 pm
Soari o.o That.... was an unexpected response.... But, no, I expect some level of illiteracy, but the sheer lack of originality and effort into character development is what's most frustrating. Mary Sue- "Oh please! Won't someone save me from slavery!" Prince Charming- "Oh ho! I'm here to save you!" Mary Sue- "I love you!" Prince Charming- "Yes! Now lets get married and live happily ever after even though we're both under 18!" gonk Blah! There's that bad taste again.
"Just out of pure curiosity, what do you think of my RPing (if you've been reading any at all) and my character?"
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 2:57 pm
Ryukinzo Soari o.o That.... was an unexpected response.... But, no, I expect some level of illiteracy, but the sheer lack of originality and effort into character development is what's most frustrating. Mary Sue- "Oh please! Won't someone save me from slavery!" Prince Charming- "Oh ho! I'm here to save you!" Mary Sue- "I love you!" Prince Charming- "Yes! Now lets get married and live happily ever after even though we're both under 18!" gonk Blah! There's that bad taste again.
"Just out of pure curiosity, what do you think of my RPing (if you've been reading any at all) and my character?"You've been doing fine, but your use of red is way too striking. I'm unsure if it was on purpose but when I read from your mansion my eyes start to hurt @_@ WHY DO YOU HURT ME SO!?
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 3:46 pm
"Oh~, but I love the red!!"
-has an emo moment and cuts my wrist to watch the red blood-
"Ah crap! It hurts!"
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 8:41 pm
Bah. I'm too lazy to read. *uber sleepy* Work has burnt me out, but not too much that I can't kill a Mary Sue or two.
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Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 7:16 pm
Oh Saori, if only your font were smaller I could perhaps love you.
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Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 7:58 pm
Woah. o_o' I hope my character isn't grouped in with those unoriginal bunch, even though I do agree that people who RP like that lack any fun from plot development and conflict. It's fun to read other mansion RPs and stuff, comparing the differences between Ryu's and my character's relationship and everyone elses. =3
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Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 8:57 pm
Ah ha. I would if I had the paitents to do the coding each time. I remeber when there was an option to do it automaticily with each post through messing with your profile, but I can't seem to find it anymore. Yes, I prefer the smaller font. Makes posts look so much more neat and tidy.
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 10:15 am
I would have to agree. Formatting, in good or bad taste, is generally a hassle.
In the interest of staying on topic:
I'd be interested to see how long this kidnapping tirade can be maintained. I'm always game for a good old ‘man vs. the world’ story arc. It could bring needed camaraderie among the free people.
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 10:59 am
Quite. Though, I admit I enjoy the insight of personal struggles and realizations once and awhile. The 'Mary Sue' type characters... Well, it's not only the same old story, but it always has the dissapointing ending. In reality, Mary Sue grows bored with this Prince Charming for he no longer suits her fancy because, as all men are, he is not perfect. His flaws become more and more apparent with the more time she spends with him as well as his expectations of her. Reality itself begins to set in when it comes down to it and Mary Sue leaves her once Prince Charming to seek out another.
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 12:54 am
Soari Quite. Though, I admit I enjoy the insight of personal struggles and realizations once and awhile. The 'Mary Sue' type characters... Well, it's not only the same old story, but it always has the dissapointing ending. In reality, Mary Sue grows bored with this Prince Charming for he no longer suits her fancy because, as all men are, he is not perfect. His flaws become more and more apparent with the more time she spends with him as well as his expectations of her. Reality itself begins to set in when it comes down to it and Mary Sue leaves her once Prince Charming to seek out another.
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