Ammokkx

Souls of Steel: A Giant Mecha RP

meep

Margrail Duel School (A Yu-Gi-Oh RP)

Charak are you trying to one up me

charak pls

No but seriously though, didya think this through at all? Because I sure didn't think DT through and I find it a miracle that it's still (barely) breathing.

Ace Academy - Ready!? Set!? Rumble! - High Casual

I'm guessing the SoL element idea was a bad idea >m>''

Player Criticisms; everyone's responsibility or just GMs?

It's a person-to-person thing. Some people want or are open to criticism, others not so much. Some won't hear it from anyone but the GM, others want everyone to dump a container of nitpicks all over them. I personally think you should be open to criticism from everyone and anyone, as long as you're being reasonable about it. Throwing in curse words and personal attacks isn't going to help anyone, but if you word something strongly it should not be dismissed as the former.

I, personally, am open to criticism from everyone but don't get a lot of it. I'm not going to chalk this up to me being a great writer- I find issue with my own work all the damn time. I think people are either just afraid to give critique or just don't think to. Some can't even find faults with their own work, and so fail to find problems with the work of others.

If someone gives you critique, be open to it no matter who it's from. If someone is insulting you for 15 minutes long over an audio file... well, I think at that point they just hate you personally.

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

@Scarifar

welp

The Gladiators of Arlen

Destin didn't move an inch as the events around him unfolded, from the noble's speech to the fight between beauty and beast. The man was resolute and firm like an iron wall, listening to the chaos unfolding around him all while unblinkingly staring towards the royal seat on the far end of the courtyard. His eyes only shifted when Endar announced that everyone was allowed to leave, as long as they appear in the arena soon enough. Destin nodded firmly and tied up the sword he had with him again, fastening it to his back to ensure that the lump of metal did not get removed from his person. The man turned, intent on leaving. However, it seemed that the frail one still had something left to say. They could not make it any more obvious, with that theatrical way of movement they had.

“A friendly word of advice: the most unassuming looking gladiator is often the most dangerous,”

Destin snorted. One's danger is never to be assumed, it is to be felt. Was this tiny one trying to pass him off as the most skilled one in the room, being unassuming looking himself? Did he think himself better then the rest, feeling the need to share his wisdom? Foolish nonsense, but it wasn't Destin's place to comment, as this man would fight alongside him in the bloodsports to come. As they finished their little spiel, warning them to not get on the bad side of the ladies, the man left again with more theatrics. Destin could only hope his ability was as extensive as the range of gestures that man could make.

Destin looked to the table, seeing the two Tyreni who still remained. In particular, he glanced at the red-headed one who had been mostly quiet.

"Let us prove ourselves in the arena," was the only thing Destin said to the duo as he walked towards the gate himself. Aside from the lord himself, Destin will have been the only one to not have partaken in the refreshments. He nodded to the guards who escorted him through the mansion again, taking brief moments to admire the wealth on display. A man's home said much about themselves, and it seemed like lord Ignis liked to keep things modest, if rich. Modesty is an admirable trait, but as their leader he was still much too inexperienced. Then again, Destin too is inexperienced when it comes to being a gladiator...

Eventually the man found his way outside again, taking firm strides down the pathway back to town. A little bit aways, he passed by another cloaked figure. Destin assumed it to be the quiet woman from before, so he paid them no mind. After all, the first thing he would do was go to the tavern for an actual, hearty meal!

The Gladiators of Arlen

Atrophy reminding me I should probably get a post up too-

Souls of Steel: A Giant Mecha RP

@SillyGoy@ArkmageddonCat I'm just gonna apologize to both of you for the fact you've been unable to do anything for a long while now -w-

A question for my beloved guild colleagues

Basically it's up to you in my own opinion. I feel the need to add 'my opinion' because I don't feel like arguing about this.

@vancexentan

Just 'cause it's your opinion doesn't mean you get to use it as a shield from criticism :U

but it can also lead to some meta gaming potential

@vancexentan

Metagaming is an issue on a person's end, not a consequence of reading all posts. You should know this better than anyone, being a GM of many roleplays.

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

@Ammokkx

Boss I think you misunderstood my post, I didn't remove the program at all I just said that he begrudgingly accepted her help and admitted that he couldn't do much more.

@Jangel13

whoops. Going back and editing, gimme just a second-

edit: done by the way