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I couldn't have said it better myself. Your character should know how to do most of this, and possibly a little bit about their specific occupation. A lot of this is because we have a plot of all new players so not only does it help the characters, but it helps the players as well.
Okay here it comes. On Saturday I will be leaving for two weeks. There shoudl be internet in the place I will be but it not for sure. I will try to show up as much as I can but I promise nothing.
Sorry for the absence...I was driving up to Colorado and it was just supposed to take a couple days. Totaled my car and was stuck in Alabama. But I'm here now.
Just like everyone else I will be leaving soon either the 14th or later on that week. I do not know when or if I will get internet set up in my apartment due to money. I am hoping to start a job which will limit my time. Hopefully it will working out I'll let you guess know and if I can't get on I'll tell Aendri know.
Lucia should have internet access again as of this weekend, and I'm still waiting on posts from everyone but her. Oh, and no problem. I figure I'm on regularly enough to take care of it, so why not.
Cool, and since we're nearing the close of the plot I don't think we should let any new players in. One has already talked to me, but beyond her it would be pointless.
Just a quick question. I have always wondered if you are to speak to a samurai in this rp what is proper. Do you refer to them as Dono, or Sama. like for instance if I were talking to my character, who for hypothetical reasons is a samurai, Would I refer to him as Tanaka-Dono or Tanaka-Sama?
I believe both are acceptable in this setting, but Dono is the more formal and respectful, with Sama being more familiar. I could be wrong though, I'm no Japanese major, but that seems to be how I've seen those honorifics used in the past.