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I hate that too. And they think it makes them dark and edgy too. No, it doesn’t.

I honestly prefer playing the sociopath. Sociopaths at least can make some human connections and have some empathy, even if it’s limited.

Funny how they always pick female serial killers even though a majority of serial killers are male. Also I hate the 16-year-old girl physopath. Because it’s always just her stabbing shit, laughing maniacally, thinking she’s untouchable, and, the worst offense, actually thinking she’s...

I genuinely hope so. Also I don’t have anything against kids.

So basically an unlovable, overly edgy, overpowered emo cringeworthy douchebag that no one in their sane mind is going to interact with ever. Probably created by a kid too.

The raging lunatic is a common mistake roleplayers make when creating insane characters. I am not exactly an expert, but I have been writing insane characters for a while and they do require some more nuance than that.

One of my first characters was an amesniac who eventually was driven into insanity after she died.

I one time made the mistake of basically having my character have “blackouts” constantly. There was literally several pages of nothing but blackout after blackout. To the point where my partner and I actually started to feel disgusted and ashamed of ourselves and we thankfully stopped. Another...

I too get very attached to ships. Especially those that happen naturally. However, I am always prepared for eventual heartbreak and have an entire arc planned for when it happened. At one point I was fully prepared for my partner to betray my character after a unusual slip-up from the...

Ugh. The supernatural is supernatural for a reason. It defies science. It’s supposed to defy science.

Really? So this person wants to apply science to the bloody supernatural?

You're right. Weaknesses are physical traits. Bad personality traits are known as flaws, not weaknesses. Example: Cold is a weakness. Being half-insane is a flaw.

From what I have seen. Hurling yourself into combat in a blind rage is actually the quickest way to get yourself killed.

Another pet peeve: When the player suddenly says that they have an ability but do nothing to establish it in-game (it's not even in their character sheet).

Another pet peeve. A relatively small one. As it doesn't bother me that much, still a pet peeve though. People who use anime faceclaims for everything. Even realistic RP.

I understand perfectly. Naturally in a war setting, you will want to be fighting alongside adults, not children. Having a child there is just disturbing.

If your character looks like a twelve year old then she better be a twelve year old. Even an adult trapped in a twelve-year-old body would be preferable to what is essentially a sexualized child.

That's a pet peeve of mine as well. Faceclaims that are supposed to be adult but look like twelve year old girls with big breasts.

His situation is competely different as he lives in a world where almost everyone in it would be considered OP. Plus the writers see fit to actually allow him to be defeated very once in a while by more powerful opponents.

OP as in extremely overpowered, in other words yes. Can't be beaten easily or at all because the character is either completely invinicible or so bloody powerful that it's impossible to last long enough to beat them.