CecilDMMasters
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Wish 1x1 GMed stuff was more popular, they were called Interactive Story Roleplays (ISRPs) on the forum I came from.
Do you mean 1 x 1 where one person is in charge of the setting and world?
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Wish 1x1 GMed stuff was more popular, they were called Interactive Story Roleplays (ISRPs) on the forum I came from.
I'm currently under the impression that GM-heavy stuff is usually in groups.What do you mean by this?
Why would 1x1's need a GM, though? Most people doing those don't want to feel like they're putting in all the effort.I'm currently under the impression that GM-heavy stuff is usually in groups.
Why would 1x1's need a GM, though? Most people doing those don't want to feel like they're putting in all the effort.
I can't even successfully GM group RP's( for a variety of reasons) so there's no way I could do it in a 1x1. Besides, if a person wants to do that level of worldbuilding on their own then they're better off writing a novel.My SO plays his 1x1s like this. I think he's used to being in the GM chair and lots of RPers are lazy and enjoy not having to put in effort. XD
My only experience playing a 1x1 where someone was GMing was pretty bad. We started off doing equal work as usual, but then they were like "oh hey can we set this in a fantasy world that I've made and I'll do the NPCs, settings, etc." and I was like "sure OK" but it quickly became super boring as I couldn't describe anything in my posts without waiting for them to tell me what my character would see, hear and so on, which made it really restrictive. I'm ashamed to say I ghosted that RP. :/ But I've never ghosted one since because the guilt was too much.
Wish 1x1 GMed stuff was more popular, they were called Interactive Story Roleplays (ISRPs) on the forum I came from.
I can't even successfully GM group RP's( for a variety of reasons) so there's no way I could do it in a 1x1. Besides, if a person wants to do that level of worldbuilding on their own then they're better off writing a novel.
I like doing Quests sometimes, as GM, which is a bit like being the GM for a single character, but I feel like GMing 1x1 would demand way more from me than usual where I can bait players into doing half the work for me.
The last time I was going to GM 1x1 was going to be a very intense, philosophical horror RP with Frankenstein vibes with my ex (she was going to be the monster), but that was going to be in-person and I feel like our shared context would have made it easier.
Low-key? This isn't a fulfilling hobby. (At least in this form - I've come to really like "site-based" freeform rps.)
I gotta disagree- this is only true if you are expanding the word count without adding new or stronger meaning.Every additional word reduces meaning density.
"Slow burn" romances are not as great as people make them out to be and two people instantly liking each other is not unrealistic. People seem to get their perception of love and attraction from anime and YA novels but here is the reality. Look at any relationship you've been in and tell me if it took months of pining and or developing a friendship for you to know you liked them or get into a relationship with them?
Instant love might be much but liking someone is perfectly fine I personally find it more fun to write the actual relationship than to write the pining. People make the mistake of thinking being in a relationship instantly means you are in love, no you can still develop relationships and feelings of characters while they are involved, relationship development does not end at the first kiss
My mother and stepfather have been together for 23 years and weren't truly in love until 6 or 7 years in. My uncle and his wife have been in love since high school, everyone is different.
I usually have two main characters in a 1/1 so I tend to get that one slow burn couple, and the other is established. It's fun!One of my favourite romance plots I have going right now(on another site) was pretty much instantaneous attraction between the two. It can definitely work.
I usually have two main characters in a 1/1 so I tend to get that one slow burn couple, and the other is established. It's fun!
My last long roleplay I did a 3 year long slow burn (characters still weren't together by the end) and we had one main established couple that had some MAJOR couple drama with huge stakes. It was such fun to have both!
I'll never see the appeal of using anime face claims. Like, those faces are just so cheap and cheesy. Out of all the art on the internet, and you chose to have substandard detail for your faceclaim??? They are so interchangeable and indistinct, you can just swap one face for another and wouldn't know the difference.
I'm saying that (generally) you can take the FACE of like 90% of anime characters, and paste it onto another character and it makes little difference. They all have that slopey, checkmark nose, simplistic mouth, and big, giant eyes. I get that it's the style, but it's always bugged me that the rest of the character can have so much nice detail to them, and then the face is like from a completely different style that makes me think they ran out of time or something. Both of the pics you supplied can stand as a testament to that.I'm not here to change your mind or start a fight to each their own but are you telling me you no one would no the difference between.
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while i definitely know the style you're referring to, with same face syndrome: just as in western cartoons/comics there's a wide variety within animeI'll never see the appeal of using anime face claims. Like, those faces are just so cheap and cheesy. Out of all the art on the internet, and you chose to have substandard detail for your faceclaim??? They are so interchangeable and indistinct, you can just swap one face for another and wouldn't know the difference.
Oh, i never said American cartoons aren't guilty of the same thing. I actually think a lot of cartoons that people fawn over with gushing nostalgia were complete trash in their animation. But I also don't see those cartoons running rampant as face claims.while i definitely know the style you're referring to, with same face syndrome: just as in western cartoons/comics there's a wide variety within anime
and idk the "cheap and easy" comment doesn't sit easy with me lol. like
^talk about being able to just swap hairstyle and clothes
some people don't need super detailed faces for their characters, just a nice, simple representation, showing colouring and hairstyles.
this is the unpopular opinions thread for a reason though!! i've just seen too many people dismissing cartoons and comics from an entire country because of a few examples they don't like lol. obviously i'm not gonna try to force you to change your opinion!!
- I'll never see the appeal of using anime face claims. Like, those faces are just so cheap and cheesy. Out of all the art on the internet, and you chose to have substandard detail for your faceclaim??? They are so interchangeable and indistinct, you can just swap one face for another and wouldn't know the difference.