Mr.Sandstorm
I'm an avid appreciator of realistic storytelling. Not necessarily realistic settings, but stories and worlds that justify and honor their own logic, that make sense.
Trust me, you wouldnt know how many stories I've seen that fail to accomplish that much. Logic is underrated.
For that, I'm a big fan of hard science-fiction, since the community that it hosts tends to be more open to discussing the logical consistency of a setting during it's development. Also, I'm a big sucker for anything Physics-related .
That said, I also enjoy fantasy literature, but I still long for logical realism in the stories I read and the RPs I participate in. Above all else, logic needs to be there for the sake of genuine immersion.
I am currently atempting to create my own RPG system, tailored both for tabletop and forum roleplaying. Hopefully it will feature some of my thirst for the good type of realism in fictional/fantasy literature when it's done.
Trust me, you wouldnt know how many stories I've seen that fail to accomplish that much. Logic is underrated.
For that, I'm a big fan of hard science-fiction, since the community that it hosts tends to be more open to discussing the logical consistency of a setting during it's development. Also, I'm a big sucker for anything Physics-related .
That said, I also enjoy fantasy literature, but I still long for logical realism in the stories I read and the RPs I participate in. Above all else, logic needs to be there for the sake of genuine immersion.
I am currently atempting to create my own RPG system, tailored both for tabletop and forum roleplaying. Hopefully it will feature some of my thirst for the good type of realism in fictional/fantasy literature when it's done.
