Realistic or Modern Agents in Training

[TheUglyDuckling]

@TheUglyDuckling, please edit this post to include any OOC information

 

[HamSammich]

Well this looks fun!!

 

[TheUglyDuckling]

Just to let you people know, during school days I can only RP from 3:40pm to 11:00pm, but on weekends I can role play longer.

 

[Darth Tangent]

Ok. Do you have a plan for the plot? @TheUglyDuckling


And have YOU planned out how the whole plot with Mark will go, and have you runned it past @TheUglyDuckling? @BadBillyPratt

 

[BadBillyPratt]

(That's not how rps work. You work it out as you go, or else youre just writing a book between multiple people.)

 

[TheUglyDuckling]

Yes..well up to a point, but I can't say because it would ruin the surprise, but it does make Fynn hate Mark even more, as well as Juliette falling into a depression.

 

[BadBillyPratt]

Damn though, Mark really fucked everything up beyond comprehension...

 

[Darth Tangent]

(That's not how rps work. You work it out as you go, or else youre just writing a book between multiple people.)

Actually, multiple rps work that way. Plus, that's what I, and multiple people, see rping as. You're making a book but allowing multiple people to put in their own unique part that adds on. If one is a villain and doesn't carefully plan out their shit, arguments happen. So, if one checks with the person who made the rp, and with the person in which they are doing something drastic to, an outcome will result that will be okay with everyone.

 

[BadBillyPratt]

But that's really against the point. Rps that work like that aren't rps, they are group novels.

 

[Darth Tangent]

But that's really against the point. Rps that work like that aren't rps, they are group novels.

Rp stands for roleplay. If they are role playing, it's an rp. Planning out things or having a plot is not bad or against the point of rps. A novel would be someone trying to write a book. The view point I said is just that, a point of view. All rps must come to an end at some point. Not planning said ending or having an idea makes problems.