a roleplay with robots, futuristic war, or time-travel all sound interesting.
in fact i'm willing to bet in just about any roleplay there's bound to be something i'd find interesting!
yes i think i very much like the sound of a time-travel roleplay ^^
Oh i know, i just happen to like that time period and France and couldn't remember the particular century so just said Victorian era because quciker and i can!
Hmm... and yes, suppose you do have an excellent point about a rainy Londaon being a much better setting.
So it's settled then ^^, any other questions or things to discuss before we begin??
xd Excellent!
what era? hmm... i was thinking perhaps victorian, if that's not too over done?
and scenario? hmm... the mysterious string of murders that start with the murder of a high dignitary, such as a Lord/Count
whom just so happens to be a close friend of my character, just because it gives the plot more purpose or so i think ^^
and the location? i'm thinking Paris
so, what do you think?
oh the damsel-in-destress, easy as. however when it comes to male characters i think i make mine too female-like, if that makes sense.
but with all characters whether male or female i have the unfortunate tendency to lose characterisation which i need to stop doing and
unfortunately i do it without realising that i'm doing it till it's too late. which naturally makes it hard to stop.
oh and i believe i have thought of a good situation or at least an idea that could lead to a situation that could be a good one on one roleplay!
and what is it you ask? detective!
^^
well loop holes are awesome
and not to worry i think i do need to practice roleplaying male characters, after all i do find it easier to roleplay female beng female and all ^^
Yeah, but meh. And i would ask you now but like i said don't really have a situation in mind or theme or anything in mind. So, i guess i will do some thinking and get back to you on it?hmm...
And not that it really matters, but i'm curious now, so hope you don't mind me asking why you very, very rarely ever use female characters?
^^ yes, they don;t just help my character development but my writing in general and with group roles i feel sort of lost most of the time, where as with one on one roleplays not as much pressure and so much less confusing
and i have been thinking for sometime about starting a one on one roleplay in the guild but didn't really have any ideas beyond the wanting one and i know its silly but i wasn't sure if it i mattered if i just approached anyone from the guild and then i got too busy and had to put it on hold and i sort of forgot
ah yes, i do so much love group role plays when they start out, however i've come to realise i'm much better at one on one roleplays, though i think i need to work on my character development
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