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Aika the manokit

Aika the manokit

Adorable fisherman
Wolfytheawesome said:
Whether I should look for such and where I should look for it to find better chances to find it or persons interested. Also what characters I should use or focus on in order to experiment with them or where I could rope into any particular genre. Also whether or not I should get around to creating prompts or should I go back to the side-hobby of focusing more on making character sheets for them and just move on to occasionally messaging around. If I should look for people who may interested in first and try to get the right people first before coming up with a prompt or if I should make the a prompt with them.

I used to enjoy bouncing ideas off of people to sort of develop a prompt with them. First it'd start with genres and then maybe a starting setting such as the city, or a small village, or in the middle of a wasteland.. so on.
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So sort of like pen and paper rps?
 
Yakamaru

Yakamaru

Silly McFly
Yakamaru

Yakamaru

Silly McFly
Wolfytheawesome

Wolfytheawesome

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Ricky Sixgun said:
Hhmmm. Well you could bounce ideas off of me. I'm open to anything... Well almost anything. I have a few female characters but I don't use them much anymore cuz an ex friend of mine didn't care about development and turned out to be a massive perv
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In all honesty I don't really like the concept of having 'required' genders like the pairing thing (that being said most of my characters are male). I never really got that, but then again it's often tied to romance and such but that's not my kind of thing. I mean I understand with it occurring and I'm fine when it happens or develops over RPs but I never really enjoy it as much when its the focus or the main point of things at all. I really don't like it when it tries to be forced either. Can't say I'm a big fan of slice of life for that matter, though that depends more on whether or not things 'happen'. On that note I guess realistic fiction and slice of life or still kind of two different genres, and realistic fiction can fit a bunch more.

Well genre wise I tend to stick to fantasy, I do stretch into supernatural or modern fantasy now and again.
There's also sci-fi that I kind of want to try out but I'm also afraid too since I'm not too familiar with it, to be honest... which is probably why I have less characters that fit that particular genre.
 
Aika the manokit

Aika the manokit

Adorable fisherman
Wolfytheawesome said:
In all honesty I don't really like the concept of having 'required' genders like the pairing thing (that being said most of my characters are male). I never really got that, but then again it's often tied to romance and such but that's not my kind of thing. I mean I understand with it occurring and I'm fine when it happens or develops over RPs but I never really enjoy it as much when its the focus or the main point of things at all. I really don't like it when it tries to be forced either. Can't say I'm a big fan of slice of life for that matter, though that depends more on whether or not things 'happen'. On that note I guess realistic fiction and slice of life or still kind of two different genres, and realistic fiction can fit a bunch more.

Well genre wise I tend to stick to fantasy, I do stretch into supernatural or modern fantasy now and again.
There's also sci-fi that I kind of want to try out but I'm also afraid too since I'm not too familiar with it, to be honest... which is probably why I have less characters that fit that particular genre.
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I wanted my girls to be more than objects, I wanted to give them lift beyond just being words on a page. It was back in my Facebook days. Just started making all my characters and I thought I'd try to be my girls, see what would happen. Well I made the mistake of playing with Humberto Trevino. Now the only girl I would portray is my basilisk Starla.
 
Wolfytheawesome

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Ricky Sixgun said:
I wanted my girls to be more than objects, I wanted to give them lift beyond just being words on a page. It was back in my Facebook days. Just started making all my characters and I thought I'd try to be my girls, see what would happen. Well I made the mistake of playing with Humberto Trevino. Now the only girl I would portray is my basilisk Starla.
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How come? Seems pretty messed up to have someone's messed actions dictate the use of your own characters really. Although the must have done something pretty bad if that's the result of things..
 
Yakamaru

Yakamaru

Silly McFly
Wolfytheawesome

Wolfytheawesome

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Yakamaru said:
Uggghh... Cleaning. :p

Well, have fun with that.


Being fat is an activity?
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Guess it depends on the job and execution. Although some basic organizing or throwing some items out never seems to be that bad. Packing things away and moving clutter around or disposing of it always feels kind of like a relief. I personally don't like vacuuming for the most part, always gives me a case of the 'shivers'. Doing laundry can be pretty nice, oddly. Maybe its because it's nice to know you have some new clean shirts to wear, especially if it's your favorite kind of design.

Dishes are kind of 'meh'. Necessary but not really all that interesting.

Also being fat can be a state of being at the least I guess xD
 
Aika the manokit

Aika the manokit

Adorable fisherman
Wolfytheawesome said:
How come? Seems pretty messed up to have someone's messed actions dictate the use of your own characters really. Although the must have done something pretty bad if that's the result of things..
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I put alittle bit of myself in all my characters. But all's well now, I've come to appreciate all my characters how they are. I know I make little sense right now but from the ashes, my girls were reborn.
 
Wolfytheawesome

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Ricky Sixgun said:
Enough about me, what about you? I read fantasy and immediately knew you were going to be an interesting fellow
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I mean, fantasy is a pretty standard genre to be honest. Well, outside of slice of life or anime whatever which often ends up in slice of life. I guess fandom roleplay is common too, but don't typically count that one as much since it has a bunch of other stronger genres that pretty much dive under it anyhow.

Not particular sure where I would go on to talk about myself to be honest. Although if you have any questions I'm open to such almost always.
 
Aika the manokit

Aika the manokit

Adorable fisherman
Wolfytheawesome said:
I mean, fantasy is a pretty standard genre to be honest. Well, outside of slice of life or anime whatever which often ends up in slice of life. I guess fandom roleplay is common too, but don't typically count that one as much since it has a bunch of other stronger genres that pretty much dive under it anyhow.

Not particular sure where I would go on to talk about myself to be honest. Although if you have any questions I'm open to such almost always.
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Do you feel confident that you could set up an adventure rpg? I've been meaning to try them.
 
Wolfytheawesome

Wolfytheawesome

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Ricky Sixgun said:
Do you feel confident that you could set up an adventure rpg? I've been meaning to try them.
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As in a pen & paper adventure rpg? Eh, I might be able to do it given plenty of time. Although I'm not quite in the mood to set up a campaign for such right now or to fill all of that in. ^^;
When I look for rps I tend to look for more of a collaborative effort text rp per say.
I mean I could possibly try to run people through something but uh, it'd probably be fairly standard and slapped together more in the moment with craziness and last minute ideas.
 
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