Sara Sidereal
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hey remember when your alcoholic parents would drop you into a crumbling prison full of sociopaths and child molesters for eight hours a day for four years so they wouldn't have to think about you? let's do that again!
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I'm still in "high"schoolI'm tired of all these camp and academy RP's. That are perfectly fine with magical teens and monsters. But the second you bring drugs into the mix they freak out.
Or even better yet, when you use gun and they Dodge a bullet when they're powers are no where near meant for that.
Also I've had my high school. It's not pleasant. Id rather not RP it again. But I've already said all of this.
Help with what?Fantasy? Nation Builder is the section that really needs help.
I'm always confused about these topics. Like, I fully agree. I hate the stereotypical academy or roadtrip-sorta roleplay, with a cast full of angsty, edgy teenagers, all of which are beautiful and perfect and mysterious. It's incredibly boring to me. Same with, you know, the standard fantasy roleplay, with a few dragosn and the old curse, and a king, and elves and all that shiz.
But thing is, I feel as if less than a percent of the people who complain ever make something unique themselves. They may make great characters or have good ideas, but nobody ever runs anything. And when there are some actual unusual or at least non-trite roleplays with good concepts, people don't join, either. I can't recall how many times I've submitted roleplays with twists and unusual elements (stuff that I was legitimately proud of) and the interest just wasn't there, ever. And when I search for stuff myself, nothing's ever there. So I have to wonder: What do people on this site do about it?
I'm now more active elsewhere, and I've not encountered that issue. I find roleplays I find at least intruiging somewhat regularly, and my own pitches generate at least modest interest; enough to run it anyways. Why does that not happen here? Why do we have so many people hating the majority of this site's content (and I'm with you on that, believe me) but never do anything about it?
I'm always confused about these topics. Like, I fully agree. I hate the stereotypical academy or roadtrip-sorta roleplay, with a cast full of angsty, edgy teenagers, all of which are beautiful and perfect and mysterious. It's incredibly boring to me. Same with, you know, the standard fantasy roleplay, with a few dragosn and the old curse, and a king, and elves and all that shiz.
But thing is, I feel as if less than a percent of the people who complain ever make something unique themselves. They may make great characters or have good ideas, but nobody ever runs anything. And when there are some actual unusual or at least non-trite roleplays with good concepts, people don't join, either. I can't recall how many times I've submitted roleplays with twists and unusual elements (stuff that I was legitimately proud of) and the interest just wasn't there, ever. And when I search for stuff myself, nothing's ever there. So I have to wonder: What do people on this site do about it?
I'm now more active elsewhere, and I've not encountered that issue. I find roleplays I find at least intruiging somewhat regularly, and my own pitches generate at least modest interest; enough to run it anyways. Why does that not happen here? Why do we have so many people hating the majority of this site's content (and I'm with you on that, believe me) but never do anything about it?
I think that's a generalization, but so is calling all academy roleplays bad. For me, personally I was complaining from a (sort of) amateur writer's perspective. I'm trying to do something about these academy roleplays by avoiding them and making my own original content. Sadly, I don't think anything I (or anyone else for that matter) can do will ever slow down these roleplays.I'm always confused about these topics. Like, I fully agree. I hate the stereotypical academy or roadtrip-sorta roleplay, with a cast full of angsty, edgy teenagers, all of which are beautiful and perfect and mysterious. It's incredibly boring to me. Same with, you know, the standard fantasy roleplay, with a few dragosn and the old curse, and a king, and elves and all that shiz.
But thing is, I feel as if less than a percent of the people who complain ever make something unique themselves. They may make great characters or have good ideas, but nobody ever runs anything. And when there are some actual unusual or at least non-trite roleplays with good concepts, people don't join, either. I can't recall how many times I've submitted roleplays with twists and unusual elements (stuff that I was legitimately proud of) and the interest just wasn't there, ever. And when I search for stuff myself, nothing's ever there. So I have to wonder: What do people on this site do about it?
I'm now more active elsewhere, and I've not encountered that issue. I find roleplays I find at least intruiging somewhat regularly, and my own pitches generate at least modest interest; enough to run it anyways. Why does that not happen here? Why do we have so many people hating the majority of this site's content (and I'm with you on that, believe me) but never do anything about it?
It's just kind of unfair to me sometimes. I spent weeks planning out the world building and writing out the plot for my dystopian fantasy rp, only to have it get about two characters.
Can't even begin to explain how much like a preteen child this sounds. People like things that you don't, oh no! How unfair your idea doesn't get as much attention as someone else's. Funnily enough, one of the world's biggest franchises was a low fantasy, high school series.
What franchise btw?
Harry Potter. Though, I suppose just labelling it as high school isn't correct. So, one of the world's biggest franchises was a low fantasy, middle-high school series. Yes, things happened outside of the school, but a majority of it took place in Hogwarts.
Tbh I probably wrote that while I was tired and sick.Can't even begin to explain how much like a preteen child this sounds. People like things that you don't, oh no! How unfair your idea doesn't get as much attention as someone else's. Funnily enough, one of the world's biggest franchises was a low fantasy, high school series.