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Sep
For myself, I find the hardest part of roleplaying is, as @Fillet and @Mr Allen J have pointed out, is writing. It's hard for me sometimes to find the inspiration to write a long-ass post and even harder to be able to put it to words. Like Fillet, I, too, am a visual person. I like to envision what I'm writing - sometimes by physically doing it myself - and try to put it to words, but I also can find myself in the difficult position of not being able to get it out the way I had hoped. Sometimes it comes out longer than I envisioned. Oppositely, it can come out shorter than I had envisioned. There are varying factors that apply, but sometimes I just can't get it out. I often blame that on writer's block. XD
For rps themselves, I think the hardest part is definitely keeping interest both as a GM and as a player. If the rp is going slow - and I mean really slow. Like, think only one post per week. If that's the case, my inner-morale that keeps me into/out of a certain roleplay goes to a severely low level. If it gets too low, I tend to just drop the rp like a hot potato. As a GM, I really try to keep people interested, but one can't really do anything if people won't make the effort to post, right? Sometimes one simply has to abandon the sinking ship.
For rps themselves, I think the hardest part is definitely keeping interest both as a GM and as a player. If the rp is going slow - and I mean really slow. Like, think only one post per week. If that's the case, my inner-morale that keeps me into/out of a certain roleplay goes to a severely low level. If it gets too low, I tend to just drop the rp like a hot potato. As a GM, I really try to keep people interested, but one can't really do anything if people won't make the effort to post, right? Sometimes one simply has to abandon the sinking ship.