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[Pandle]

my character would fit in one of the spots so perfectly. 3x I can't join another...
anyone around to come chat with me?

i am burning :3
except i don't know the password

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Light just make sure you reserve me the queen of spades x3

[light.]

alright, to everyone who's interested [becuz tracking this here is more difficult], pm me the slot(s) you want and i'll reserve them c:

[Midnight Tails]

I have two active roleplays... I need more! *cackles madly as I am very hyper from eating cake* (Cake pops, never tried them before, my gosh they are amazing.)

*coughs* Anyway, back on the track of insanity... I have a few roleplay ideas that I am very interested in bringing to life with a little help... If you're interested in co-owning, I would be incredibly grateful.

1. A native style roleplay, with spirit animals and magic included in some way. I'm not quite sure of a plot with this one.

2. There was someone who suggested diary format posts yesterday, and in response I spoke about a roleplay where the characters all talk through blogs and twitter feeds and such. I'd be interested in this.

3. I'd love a roleplay set on a train, perhaps in the 1930s in England. A group of people are invited onto a train by a rich person (Now I'm not saying we can't have stowaways). They all knew the rich person before, but only as acquaintances, so they were rather surprised by the request. This group of people turn out to have been picked for the adventure as they are talented in a particular subject or art (for instance a musical art such as being able to play the flute incredibly well). The train trip would last a week and be incredibly decadent, involving elaborate meals and such. The train would simply journey through countryside. (No longer interested in this one).

4. I love cliche dark stories, with dark curses, vampires, witches, wizards, werewolves, etc. I want there to be about six writers with one or two characters each. I want ffriendshops, relationships, enemies, evil characters, good characters, characters who pretend to be good, characters who are secretly planning revenge... Etc.

In addition, I found these lovely entries on weheartit.com, picture one and picture two.

Has there ever been a roleplay so simple as a group of teens working at a restaurant? I had a short story where a group of teens all lived in a household as they went to university, however all the teens had committed previous crimes in varying degrees of how bad these crimes are. Anyone want a roleplay like that but with the teens working at the restaurant instead?

The second picture makes me want a roleplay of about four or so characters who used to be animals until they fell into a pool that somehow turned them humans - I'll work out the finer details in a while. They'd be scared, disorientated and struggling to come to terms with the new world that they are a part of...

Noone answered my question of what is a cake pop...
(I don't believe we have them in Australia, if we do, they don't exist anywhere near I live, never even heard of such a thing till now. All I can think of is a lollipop shaped like a cake that tastes like chocolate (but tastes like the bad, cheap kind of chocolate that tastes like it has too much water/fat/sugar) and to me that doesn't sound nice)

Anyway the main reason why I'm quoting this is because I love that secound idea of some poor animals turning into humans, I've seen this kind of plot a lot, but I think it's awesome if done right!
The restaurant idea sounds interesting.
I don't know if I should consider joining anything more though.


Question: Does anyone find it annoying how many roleplays (I've noticed an increase of them lately) say they're semi-lit and then most of the posts are almost one-liners (or just average 'illiterate posts')?
/What are your opinions on things like that?

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Question: Does anyone find it annoying how many roleplays (I've noticed an increase of them lately) say they're semi-lit and then most of the posts are almost one-liners (or just average 'illiterate posts')?
/What are your opinions on things like that?

hmmm... that's a very controversial question. the sense of literacy we have [well, at least the one we have here] varies from the concept other rpers have. that's why people apply and are denied: they believe they're semi-literate and they doesn't meet the standards we have set here.

even inside this group, it may vary depending on who you choose to define the term of semi-literacy

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Talia, what you imagine is exactly right xD
It honestly depends on who made them. Some could taste awesome and others don't.

Btw, what happened to my pm? XD

And sorry for off topicness ._. /leaves

[Pandle]

Ugh yes I find that all the time.
The thing with semi-literate level, lots of people can post, say 7 paragraphs and think that's enough, but literacy is about the quality not the quantity and i think that's the problem. Lots of people don't see it that way. It really really bugs me but i can't refuse people when they ask to rp with me Dx So i end up roleplaying with illiterate people anyway sometimes. Although they can be fun. I just prefer to be challenged when i write, i find that more entertaining than quick posting in illiterate threads.

[bubiza]

i have an idea for a roleplay. currently it might be used in a 1x1 but i don't really know what's going on with that right now tbh. and besides, i think it'll work better in a group environment.

basically, it's set many years in the future. global warming has had a bad effect on the planet, so everybody was forced to live underground. scientists (wow a cliche) wanted to sort out the planet, as underground is all crowded, so they made a gene which was then implanted into kids. this gene promised many benefits, such as improved senses and health, taller and stronger build, more strength and speed etc. the most important thing it had was the gift of making the child an elemental. however, it had an adverse effect on the babies, many of them dying at birth or soon after, and those who survived had issues too, such as personality defects (psychopathy, ADHD, multiple personality disorder, etc.) or physical defects, such as blindness. the children were given training for the first 13 years of their lives, and then sent up to the surface to restore the planet and make it some sort of garden of eden.
however, not all of them want to help. many of them start ruining the world even more, and attacking other people etc. the ones who stay on the task they were assigned nickname them 'the destroyers', and soon there are two gangs; those who want to restore the world, and those who want to destroy it. because of this, there's loads of battles and action and the ultimate goal is to save the planet (there might be some other danger approaching, like a meteor?)

they'd be twelve parts in the roleplay, six good and six bad. they'd also be six elements (water, fire, earth, wind, light, darkness) and on each side they'd be one of each. all the characters would also be aged anything from 14-19, so they'd all have been on the surface for at least a year. I'd say they'd be a maximum of two characters per person each, and it would be semi-lit, so at least 200 words per character per post.

so, would anybody be interested?

[Midnight Tails]

Question: Does anyone find it annoying how many roleplays (I've noticed an increase of them lately) say they're semi-lit and then most of the posts are almost one-liners (or just average 'illiterate posts')?
/What are your opinions on things like that?

hmmm... that's a very controversial question. the sense of literacy we have [well, at least the one we have here] varies from the concept other rpers have. that's why people apply and are denied: they believe they're semi-literate and they doesn't meet the standards we have set here.

even inside this group, it may vary depending on who you choose to define the term of semi-literacy

I suppose it is a controversial question, but semi-lit isn't (for me at least) a sentence (that could be described as a very, very short paragraph) that says someone got up out of bed, looked around and sat back down again.
I'm seeing way too many posts in roleplays dubbed as 'semi-lit' like that.
I don't care about post length myself but the posts have to be interesting I think, even if they don't interact with anyone.>.<

Talia, what you imagine is exactly right xD
It honestly depends on who made them. Some could taste awesome and others don't.

Btw, what happened to my pm? XD

And sorry for off topicness ._. /leaves

Oh my gosh I never expected it to be right...o.O
But then again I have like this special connection with food, whatever I feel like eating each day is usually oddly on special for a good price (that is if I or my mum need to go get it from the local store) which is kinda freaky.
I think there is a fair bit of American food that I never want to try...D:

Oh my gosh, didn't I send it?!O.O
*looks at all the windows+tabs open...* I hope I can find it...If I haven't sent it in two hours I've drowned in the mess of stuff I have open...XD



@Pandle
Yes, that's how I feel. Though I love a fair few illiterate roleplayers, don't get me wrong, a ron of them are awesome!
I just feel that people that treat a 'semi-lit' roleplay like an average illiterate one need to stop and perhaps take time in their posting.

EDIT: 'tonne' not 'ron'.XD

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Ugh yes I find that all the time.
The thing with semi-literate level, lots of people can post, say 7 paragraphs and think that's enough, but literacy is about the quality not the quantity and i think that's the problem. Lots of people don't see it that way. It really really bugs me but i can't refuse people when they ask to rp with me Dx So i end up roleplaying with illiterate people anyway sometimes. Although they can be fun. I just prefer to be challenged when i write, i find that more entertaining than quick posting in illiterate threads.

this. i can't refuse :s i feel terrible
btw, pm me back? c; or was it my time ono

no you didn't