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Not having a story arc I wasn’t aware there was a promised land for the filthy casual.

Ah, I do enjoy a bit of nepotism now and then.

@Killigrew PURGE

@Umbrie I wasn’t even talking about player characters. I was talking about personality, their interactions with the world and such.

Characters that never show any flaws to them. What makes a character a good character is when there are good and bad things about them. That makes them appear more like a person and not just some Jesus-Kun self insert. With flaws, that allows characters to progress themselves, and benefit from...

Roleplays involving characters that all come across the same. Basically, a setting where literally every character is a clone of each other with no defining features whatsoever, only with different faces. I like to go for witty, sarcastic, or impertinent characters because of how defining those...

An image made by the GM as a sort of cover for the roleplay. Makes it look more professional and intriguing, that way.

I’d say a useful way to keep a roleplay active is to setup a Discord channel for OOC communications so you can bitch the nob into responding maintain a degree of chat between your party of roleplayers.

>HEAVY BREATHING<

>Axel plants a plastic explosive on the opposite side of the virtual wall, running for cover before detonating the charge< Did somebody say, Military RPers?

Jesus Christ man. Save this detail for the interest checks, will ya?

Perhaps it's time to introduce something new... may I suggest a roleplay about a medieval magicians serving under the name of a guild whilst conflicting against prejudice towards wielders of magic?

I've got the perfect solution. Just hand out all these handguns to the enemy.

I've got a funny image in my head now of some character wielding this weapon, firing it, and flying straight to the ground.

Well, it depends on how you're firing it, of course. If you're firing this super weapon like a .50 calibrate anti-material rifle (operating within a prone position with a bipod that was for some reason developed for a pistol attached), then you'll be screaming "OH MY HAND" for quite some time...

I wouldn't say kill. More likely result in a jelly arm... if the arm doesn't fly off...

I'm not even sure your wrist would even be able to cope with such firepower.

Does someone need my expertise once more? >Dons nerd glasses<

Also, visual aid of a War Scythe, since we're talking about angsty teens and what not.