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Exactly! They made her so distinct it's crazy. Once I heard that voice... oh boy was I reminiscent. I kinda like Origins Morrigan better though. I feel like she's matured so much, I miss that bitchy side everyone loathed. I recently got a PS4 during Black Friday but decided to get Last Of us...

I'm definitely inclined to say Origins. It was executed with better forethought and care that its successors don't exactly rival. It felt like the inception of our journey, being able to decide what the origin of our character was. It introduced us to the world of Thedas in a way immaculate and...

Reading. When you're reading you're taking in sentence structure, ideas, prose, pacing, and so much more lol. Find an above average book or even some of the classics and digest all their creativity. Maybe you'll even re-read them and study their strengths, dialogue, characters, etc. I also find...

I'm aware this has been already said multiple times, but it can't hurt to add my two cents. Overall, any GM - any interested in prolonging their roleplay to a point where it's memorable and enjoyable for all parties should be communicative. Whether it's simply having a friendly conversation...

Pillars Of Eternitys' Durance, for sure. "If all you have are questions, then I have enough of those. She is a bitch of a goddess to be sure... but even a whore goes so far in crossing those she serves."

I'm guilty of doing this on many occasions and probably, many more to come. I guess the less I know about something In my role play, the more extensive my research will be. And it's led to situations where I've scoured reddit, documentaries, articles, and went so far as to personally make...

Thanks for responding, all of you. @Idea Sorry for that. I should have worded myself better. What I meant by the question was, what is roleplay to you and what makes it that way. I wasn't specifically asking for the definition of roleplay. I'll use two of my friends as an example, one saying he...

What makes roleplay, roleplay? I’ve been discussing with other individuals about the question and points they raised. About roleplay in general and, what exactly is it that roleplay is made up of. Elements of writing, acting, are often tied to it, but I'd like to know what roleplay is to you...

It's easier to align my characters with morally right motives or instincts since writing conflict isn't preferable for me. Though, basing a character around malicious intentions or motives would probably seem more comfortable to me. It's easier to act out as something you aren't or have no prior...

Well, I've only one explanation about what I think what a good character consist of. It's based on the novels I've read and not from roleplay. Being able to relate and in a sense find the character believable. I think authors takes bits and pieces from their experiences throughout their...

I think it's a matter of personal preference and what it really works best with you and your character. If it helps you envision the character to a better extent than by all means. But for me, FC's aren't my kind of thing and as said above I prefer literature and rather a description since it...

Well, I haven't exactly done anything disturbing myself but I've been roleplaying with one of my friends and seen some things he did that were kinda absurd to me at least. We were goofing off at one point with another person in the room and I decide to make my character spit. He decides to (in...

I do it to escape from my reality and venture into the extensive worlds and lore created by studios. The fact that, virtual worlds can differ immensely from my life and yet make me sympathize with some characters or situations they're in or evoke an emotion from me is one of the reasons.

"I write my backstories before anything, and it acts as a guide for the rest" I believe the same mentality can be applied here, no? Writing the story to your character first, then figuring out what type of personality she/he has after usually works best for me. I don't know if that helps, though.

I get the feeling there isn't the best way, it's more of what works best for you. And for me, finding a particular roleplay that suits my interest is usually one the factors in keeping me hooked with roleplay. Second, crafting a character I'm generally interested in roleplaying with is another...

Characters with no backstory. They're inserted into some plot or story merely to perform actions or do said role than be an actual human being themselves. It's annoying to actually conversate (or rp) with them cause chances are it won't be as well thought as someone who's put effort into...

Erotica. Perhaps the most if not one of the most distasteful genres of roleplay, I find it repulsive and sickening to type such a thing with another person over the internet.