1. I don’t feel that these terms are hurtful, necessarily, but being called “semi-literate” when I have the full capability to read and write can be a little disconcerting.
2. A better word or phrase would probably be something like “low effort” for less words or “advanced/high effort” for more...
90s slasher roleplay organized by a wonderful GM
It was great (even if we never technically finished it)!
The lore was incredible and every character was so unique. The group was so nice and I felt like I was really part of something.
I also got to be graphically murdered, so that’s a plus.
does it count if it’s a pet peeve with myself?
if so, it’s losing interest almost as soon as I start making a character for an rp
If I have to write more than like three things for a character, my brain shuts off
Honestly? I could go for a good quest. Low-fantasy, maybe there’s different magical races (elves, goblins, orcs, etc.), but no magic.
Other than that, nothing specific, but any rp group where I can just be my funky self.
I have no idea if I have ADHD or not, but I’ve had similar experiences. Sometimes it will be vampires, sometimes it will be zombies, and then all of a sudden I won’t be able to RP at all. Often, I will have a big burst of energy where I join 3 RPs at once and end up dropping out of all of them...
not for an rp but still for writing:
traumatic vs surgical amputation
nerve damage from traumatic amputation
modular prosthetic limb
(it was a Walking Dead fic don’t judge me)
Speaking from the POV of a GM:
When players consult you about the lore instead of having you correct all of their mistakes. It’s thoughtful and it saves me a lot of time and energy. Any time anyone says anything like “I don’t understand this bit, could you clarify?” or “does this fit with the...
Well, I wouldn’t say that the rp itself was particularly long running, but what was truly astounding was the fact that it could be picked up over and over again.
It was a 1x1 between myself and possibly one of the most fabulous writers of our time @cuzn
Despite month long breaks, conflicting...