Ammokkx

Souls of Steel: A Giant Mecha RP

Studying french. exams are killin' me.

The Duel Tower: The first year students. (A Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Academy Roleplay.) [Axed]

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You know, I don't know how to reply to this, as I feel like I just stepped into the middle of a minefield.

@Joshua Tamashii

:U

You aint Xei. I'm not going to get pissy over every little thing you reply to me with. But if you're going to reply, at least do so with a proper argument or with agreeing to do what I ask you. Not this, since this doesn't help resolve the issue.

The Duel Tower: The first year students. (A Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Academy Roleplay.) [Axed]

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Sorry. I don't think we expected the conversation to go on like this. But other then the two gossiping near them, which Amelia didn't notice and Ben ignored, what else is happening near them, cause I haven't been paying attention to other peoples post. If they want my attention, they need to mention me so I begin looking out for what they're posting in regards to my characters.

@Joshua Tamashii

.-.

Then I suggest you start reading my posts, since I had an older Dark Dorm student kick open the door, shove someone to the ground, tell everyone to shut up and then proceeded to tell a few Earth dorm students to scram so he could sit at a table. Something that isn't directly related to Amelia, but pretty hard to ignore.

Also, I'm sorry, but telling someone they have to mention you in order for you to pay attention is pretty disrespectful. Some people like to try and make this entire thing read somewhat smoothly, and dropping in a mention breaks the immersion (in my opinion, anyway). There's valid reason not to do so. I'm also of the opinion you should read every post, no matter how tedious that might be. A detail that shows up in there could be crucial later or contain some sort of important character development and you wouldn't know because 'They didn't mention me.'

I get it may be hard to keep track of it and all, but at least a minimal amount of respect towards other people would be appreciated.

Bot Reporting 2.0

Fresh off the stove.

The Duel Tower: The first year students. (A Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Academy Roleplay.) [Axed]

@Joshua Tamashii@vancexentan While I appreciate character development, this conversation between Ben and Amelia is a bit on the thread-hogging side.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to tell you to not have a conversation between two characters. But when you do converse, and intend to do so for an extended period of time, please make it a collab. It's a tad jarring to see you guys just talk as if time stood still for those two whilst other events are happening, especially when one of those is in the same room those two are in. Also, while I'm lenient on this, please try not to post a reply so quickly after the other's post @vancexentan. It just adds to the thread hogging, considering the fact a big chunk of this and last page is the interaction between Ben and Amelia.

Again, I'm not trying to dismiss character development. I think it's needed. But please try to wrap it up or take it over to a collab post, it's much easier for me and probably for the rest if I could include them a little better.

Souls of Steel: A Giant Mecha RP

@Ammokkx
They're secret for now.

@Ariamis

Gotcha. Faintly recall you saying that, so I may have just forgotten.

Souls of Steel: A Giant Mecha RP

@Ariamis Just noticed, but why don't Sigma and Elora have their framewerk's special ability yet? Or do we just not know about them yet?

Do you create attractive characters?

With me, I don't think I purposefully do it as much as I tend to fall into it. I always make a character that fits the setting, which includes their appearance. I tend to play in a colorful fantasy setting more often than not where it seems NOBODY has imperfections, but I'd very much play someone a bit uglier if the setting called for it. Stuff like my current RP, Duel Academy, is based off of a few related shows that only have a handful of 'imperfect' characters among them. Even then, they're not so imperfect since they fit their designs well. The other RP I'm in, EoD, is a sort of 'Crushing idealism' thing. We all play an ideal of SOMETHING, whether we realize it or not, only to eventually have that character be broken by the setting.

So in the two above examples, I play idealistic and 'attractive' looking people. There were two RP I joined here that fit a less idealistic character, and I took that chance. I don't remember the first one's name and it never really took off either, but I made a 40 year old veteran that had his age showing in there. The second was something to do with a bunch of 'adventurers' out for fame and glory, but in a murky world. I think it was called 'Rask's horn band' or something along those lines. The nicest one among them was a snob and while looking pretty, was also realistic. My character was another adult that had quite an unattractive personality and imperfect features. Stuff like that is where I play my less 'attractive' characters.

So you could say I fit the setting, but I tend to gravitate more towards attractiveness and idealism because that's just the kind of settings I end up playing in more often than not.

The Duel Tower: The first year students. (A Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Academy Roleplay.) [Axed]

Name: Trap Economics
Trap type: Continuous
Effect: You do not pay Life Points to activate Trap Cards.

Also, I also plan to spend 31 points on a Sanctuary Temple, two Nova Sanctuary's, and a Cestus of Dagla.

@Scarifar

Trap economics is fine the way it is worded now. It doesn't trigger on maintenance costs nor continuous payments. Only when actually activating a trap card. So accepted.

The Duel Tower: The first year students. (A Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Academy Roleplay.) [Axed]

Hayate Vs. Haas featuring:

The Candy Zombie!

Atlas Gummy Bears!

Melchior!

The Blue-Eyes that can't stay alive for more than five minutes!

And so much more!