Sherwood, they rolled a 2 and 3. Of course, I took the 3. =)
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Yeah, Hercules is staying focused on the giant threat, even if it isn’t showing any signs of life, just yet.
I'll go ahead and move the story along.
Wild Cards, if no one else has anything to post, I will try to post tomorrow.
We kin haz Ylva-post sometime in the near future? =)
It's been over a week since we've had a post in Double or Nothing. Are you able to post? If you are not, let me know for I have an 'alternative.' =)
Bumps for everyone for IC. I need to know what the Wild Cards are going to do before I can proceed. =)
there is an in-game post for the Wild Cards. =)
It's not unreasonable, period. No excuses, I hope I made that clear. But the last part bothers me. I'm in two rp's, and I go about them quite differently. The other game, as you're well aware, has a quicker pace, and more people involved. So I tend to post there first, and more often, since it is easier to fall behind there otherwise. And I think that's totally reasonable. Yesterday, I happened to post thrice over there, since the situation kind of demanded responses on my end before others could move on. Think the posts came out quite well, but they were written differently. Intuitively, with less thought than I put into posts over here. Just an adjustment to the general pace of the rp. One post was written at 11pm, just real quick before going to bed. Most posts for Ylva here are written on a free Saturday morning or something, with the mindset of "oh yes, plenty of time, let's do this". Those are different time slots. For me, those two rp's don't compete for time. Maybe they should - maybe I should go about Ylva's posts the same way, it'd be worth a try. That'd make me stick to the schedule, at least. But right now, they don't. Just wanted to say that, because I don't want you to think "why doesn't he post in my rp instead" whenever I post over there. I'm screwing up here, and I'm aware of that, especially after your post. But if I'm not posting there, that doesn't mean that I would work on a post for Ylva instead. I work on those posts when I have time, not just a few half-hour time intervals in-between other things. Maybe that makes sense. Maybe not. You decide that. Just needed to get it out there.I don't think this is unreasonable seeing as most of you are still participating in your other games.
I guess that also means that I don't agree with Kaerri. If all the rp's move at the same pace, then that's obviously correct. But they don't, at least not in my case. Even if I posted two hours ago, I'll still post in the very same rp again if it means that there won't be five other people stuck waiting for me in an rp where people post at a quicker pace. That doesn't excuse letting the one week becoming ten days, then two weeks, and so on, of course. But that's not a problem of prioritization, but of having enough time for both rps, and using that time the right way, which I'm not in case of this rp right here. I'll try to change that.If it's been a week since I posted in one, and a day since I posted in another, clearly the week-old RP should have a higher priority than the day-old one. Just a thought for those of you juggling far more RPs than I've got.
You know, both of your writing (and the writing of all the others here for that matter, I'm just referring to the prologue here) is of a damn high quality. And I'm a damn self-critical person.
There's one thing in your post that stings.
I don't think this is unreasonable seeing as most of you are still participating in your other games.
Fair enough, at least from my perspective. I should have remembered to include that an RP, particularly when it enters "combat time," can be held up by a single person who just hasn't managed to post for one day (for whatever reason, and plenty of reasons are perfectly excusable). One of the main problems here, though, is that Broadsword wouldn't be moving at a slower pace if people were actually posting at least once a week (and I include myself in that). The pacing isn't on Dannigan, it's on the rest of us. The RP isn't being held up by a single person, but by practically all the group*, some of whom are in quite a few more than 2 RPs (again, myself included), some of which are (by what I can tell) of similar pace, combat aside, to this one. And not all of whom have been contacting Dannigan, privately or publicly, to say "Yes, I'm still here, I just can't this week, but my character would do thus-and-such even if I haven't got time or brain to write it out." Hence the issue.I guess that also means that I don't agree with Kaerri. If all the rp's move at the same pace, then that's obviously correct. But they don't, at least not in my case. Even if I posted two hours ago, I'll still post in the very same rp again if it means that there won't be five other people stuck waiting for me in an rp where people post at a quicker pace. That doesn't excuse letting the one week becoming ten days, then two weeks, and so on, of course. But that's not a problem of prioritization, but of having enough time for both rps, and using that time the right way, which I'm not in case of this rp right here. I'll try to change that.
* I speak for the main story here, not for Sil's and D.Rex's prologue, because I, uh, haven't read it yet -- but I intend to!
(By the way, as long as it doesn't become a constant thing, I'm pretty sure Dann's fine with the occasional OOC "here's what my character would do, I'll post it when I have time but I don't want to hold things up." Particularly in combat.)
We were going to try it with the rifle locks
But now we're trying to talk to the computer instead. If that fails, I don't see why we can't go the Technopathy route with that as well.
The hell with this pussyfooting around.
Elinor rubbed her ears, but to no avail -- the cacophony just refused to make sense, and her poor ears had had enough. She moved away from the computer to let Mario and Toph get a better position, silently wishing them luck, and took up a guarding stance instead, keeping narrowed eyes on the stalking Wall-crawlers with a returning nod to Cera.
"Not just yet," she replied to Hitomi. "Stopped to see about tapping the computers, but it's making this mucked-up noise I can't make heads nor tails of. Mario and Toph are seein' if they can figure it out. Will that transceiver thing let you hear what we image through the Nexus if it's a sound? Maybe Cera can sorta think it at you, so's you can try your hand at it. If you aren't busy juggling calls yourself, that is."
Just out of curiosity, is there any relation between these two posts? It doesn't seem that way to me, but I may just not understand Mario's thought process. For clarification, Elinor was not confining her words solely to Hitomi -- anyone on the Nexus could have heard her.Mario glances over at Toph, then back to Elinor before shrugging and saying, "One way or another, we should try to get the info from the computer. Someone should try to either use mundane hacking skills to get into it, or a small team should try to Traverse the damn thing with someone standing watch over the ones that are going into the Blue World. Lt. Hall? What is your call?"