Meme: Questions

[thatwaslucky]

Oh my god I'm having the worst work week and my day blew up, please give me something to read. We did this last in May but I came up with a bunch of new questions because I'm a dork who does that.

Pose a question (or as many as you'd like, and they don't all have to be in one comment, so you can come back later and add more if you want) to your fellow players about the game or their characters, and they will Wall-of-Text if they want to, look, I know how some of you are answer them. They can be personal or silly. You don't have to answer all of them! Nothing counts in game, of course and etc.


Questions might include "Which of your characters are you the most like?", "Which BDE was your favorite?", "What music do you RP to?", etc.

Check in throughout the day to add questions/answer questions that have been added!

Comments

[joan_of_bark]

Ships tend to be a central part of a lot of character arcs, but sometimes it just doesn't happen for a character. How do you handle it?

[throughaphase]

"No worries if not!" Don't get me wrong, I love my ships, but if my characters are just single it's fine. If a character has a crush that goes nowhere it's realistic and can actually be interesting.

[hasaknightjob]

No big deal. For me the fun of it being an RPG is that you're discovering it as it goes. Or at least that's how I play out ships. Nothing's ever planned in advance in terms of "Okay, our two kids WILL be a ship." So if the chemistry hits and it works great, if not no big whoop.

My main concern is always no hard feelings, so tons of OOC communication to the point where anybody in a ship with me has a tremendous amount of patience for how often I feel the need to check in and make sure all is good.

[joan_of_bark]

Honestly, I just need one (1) good IC character relationship to make RP worthwhile, of any persuasion. If I really need a romantic relationship for a character in order for them to develop further and that's not happening through RP, well, sometimes you just have to write an NPC and put the focus of the actual roleplay on the way the non-romantic connections react to your character's progress. That's good too.