Rabbit Eclair
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Fred said:
I'll try to finish reading and get a post in tomorrow, then.
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OOC [OoC] Miharu Discussion thread
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I'll try to finish reading and get a post in tomorrow, then.
Fred
Retired Staff
I'm all for faster pacing, personally. However, the people that would go along probably should be the ones that are going to be active.
Wes is going to be their GM for the time they become involved and under his wing (not mine), so if you get involved but can't keep active... you're liable to suffer the consequences Wes reserves for inactive players. I'm more lenient than he is.
Another point of importance is my perception of the talent and accumulated experience your characters have earned throughout the missions I've GMed for you. You'll notice that there are times where stuff happens, and that I'm the one whom briefly takes control of your characters and make them do what I think their professional training and experience would have them do.
As far as I know, Wes does not do that (or not as much) nor does he know your characters as well as I do - so he'll likely base himself only on the content of what you'll post. I'm not implying that Wes is the Big Bad Wolf or anything (after all, he was my first GM here and I enjoyed myself); just making a point of saying that if you decide to go along, you have to be aware of his GMing style and what it entails.
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And awesome. Tom posted. That tsunami goddess had nothing on him. =P
Wes is going to be their GM for the time they become involved and under his wing (not mine), so if you get involved but can't keep active... you're liable to suffer the consequences Wes reserves for inactive players. I'm more lenient than he is.
Another point of importance is my perception of the talent and accumulated experience your characters have earned throughout the missions I've GMed for you. You'll notice that there are times where stuff happens, and that I'm the one whom briefly takes control of your characters and make them do what I think their professional training and experience would have them do.
As far as I know, Wes does not do that (or not as much) nor does he know your characters as well as I do - so he'll likely base himself only on the content of what you'll post. I'm not implying that Wes is the Big Bad Wolf or anything (after all, he was my first GM here and I enjoyed myself); just making a point of saying that if you decide to go along, you have to be aware of his GMing style and what it entails.
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And awesome. Tom posted. That tsunami goddess had nothing on him. =P
The wind rustled through the surface of Nataria.
Great belluvians climbed far, far overhead, overhanging the battlescarred complex in front of the group as if it were a causeway, specially created - which it might have been. This was the architecture of Yamatai; it was built with nature in mind, with a respect for nature inherent in the design.
This was spoiled somewhat by the blasted black rubble of the formerly white structure, the destruction of large part of this forest, and the fires that still burned.
Ash blew across the path, kicking up with the dark colored dust and dried leaves upon the forest floor.
And the badass awesome Kurokishi-black-knights with their iron wings and ginormous weapons strode like CLINT EASTWOOD THROUGH A DUSTY TOWN ROAD GOING FOR HIGH NOON COFFEE WITH THE DUKE.
Err, I mean, into Wes's plot...
Great belluvians climbed far, far overhead, overhanging the battlescarred complex in front of the group as if it were a causeway, specially created - which it might have been. This was the architecture of Yamatai; it was built with nature in mind, with a respect for nature inherent in the design.
This was spoiled somewhat by the blasted black rubble of the formerly white structure, the destruction of large part of this forest, and the fires that still burned.
Ash blew across the path, kicking up with the dark colored dust and dried leaves upon the forest floor.
And the badass awesome Kurokishi-black-knights with their iron wings and ginormous weapons strode like CLINT EASTWOOD THROUGH A DUSTY TOWN ROAD GOING FOR HIGH NOON COFFEE WITH THE DUKE.
Err, I mean, into Wes's plot...
Are we not worrying about Gabby's post about the Eucharis?
