@Dynamo Frokane ...I'm just giving advice? I'm not being forced to stay by anyone. I never said I couldn't keep up. You seem very antagonistic when someone says something you don't agree with.
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you know, my SO never forces me to say a thing that's on my mind and doesn't mind if I don't always explain myself which makes it way easier to actually tell them stuff. boundaries good.
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as much as I'd love to pre-plan RPs, I've also noticed that's the fast track to killing them. A little planning and a rough gist is fine, but anything beyond that and people don't wanna write no more.
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@Dynamo Frokane Extremely high pace isn't sustainable in the long run. I can get your argument for duels and don't disagree on those, but they've also got less going on that posts in the main thread do.
Either way, it's your call to set the bar for this RP's pace. I'm just saying that once every two days isn't a reasonable average to ask of most people, or at the very least not in Casual.
Either way, it's your call to set the bar for this RP's pace. I'm just saying that once every two days isn't a reasonable average to ask of most people, or at the very least not in Casual.
@Dynamo Frokane with all due respect, you might want to set the bar a tad lower. Most people aren't going to be able to post daily due to jobs, schools etc. The only reason I'm able to do it is because I've got a lot of computer access at my school and have no trouble translating my words into thoughts most of the time. I know for a fact Satoshi isn't as fast of a writer as me, and I've seen Human Music have really inconsistent log-in times.
Once every three days might be a more reasonable average to ask. That way, both slow writers and those who have little time would have chances to catch up.
EDIT: Also edited out Yue for Angel of october.
EDIT2: Ouch, Human Music just made my argument half as effective
Once every three days might be a more reasonable average to ask. That way, both slow writers and those who have little time would have chances to catch up.
EDIT: Also edited out Yue for Angel of october.
EDIT2: Ouch, Human Music just made my argument half as effective
if @AngelofOctober wants Yue to have already left by the time Kyogi arrived, then I'll edit them out.
In response to Yamada telling him about Saihara, Kyogi had put a finger to his lip, averting his eyes from the girl. He rattled the name around in his head a few times, trying to picture who that was again. The boy wasn't all too familiar with Yamada's class, but he knew two people in it that the boy certainly wasn't: the foreigner, Johanna and Katsunosuki, who had rumors about him spread all around the school. That had left only one other person Kyogi had seen wearing a ring, a green haired boy who's clothes were always a little messy. As far as he knew, that boy was completely harmless. Any time Kyogi spotted them, they had tripped over one thing or the other. Maybe that clumsyness was a front, meant to hide malice, but Kyogi would need to find this boy and see for himself what they were really like.
Yamada snapped Kyogi out of his thoughts when she mentioned Nishikii, one of their teachers at this school. Apparently, they knew something about the rings and wanted to reveal to Yamada what he had learned. It made the girl unable to stay, but she extended an offer to walk home together after school. Kyogi's lip twitched in amusement, but he regained his composure almost instantly and changed his facial expression to one of elation, playing along with her.
"I would love to accompany you. It is truly an honor to receive such a request. I do not think I would have the heart to turn it down, even if you had asked me outside of this situation."
Kyogi bowed and withheld the temptation to burst out laughing at what he was saying. Flattery got you everywhere, but he wondered if he was laying it on a bit too thick. Still, he had another person to seek out and had probably best cut this short.
"Be careful on your way to Nishikii-Sensei, Yamada-san. I may have fended off that man from earlier, but I do not know if there are more like him wandering around. I would accompany you, but Sensei must have had a reason to not tell me about this. I do not wish for you to look suspicious because of me coming along. However, I will see what I can find out around school."
Kyogi waved goodbye to Yamada and left the classroom soon after she'd left, walking through the hallways. He'd spotted this 'Saihara' going up to the rooftop a few times during lunch time in the past, so that's where he was headed. It was the only clue Kyogi had to his whereabouts, but he didn't have to wander far to see the boy. He spotted them talking to one of Kyogi's classmates: Akira Uematsu. It was an odd duo to see together as Kyogi couldn't see the link between them right away. However, a poster to his left clued him in to what this might've been. It looked like some kind of new club, probably recruiting members. Kyogi figured he could use this to his advantage.
"Ah, excuse me? Is this where I can find the board games club?" Kyogi asked to grab the boys' attentions, walking over to the two of them. He pretended to look surprised when he got near them, dumbfoundedly staring at Uematsu.
"Ah, Uematsu-kun! I did not expect to see you here. I hope I am not interrupting anything?" the boy inquired, then looked over to Saihara.
"Oh, are you not Saihara-san? I am Genjitsu Kyogi, a classmate of Uematsu-kun." Kyogi adressed the green-haired boy, smiling politely.
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Yamada snapped Kyogi out of his thoughts when she mentioned Nishikii, one of their teachers at this school. Apparently, they knew something about the rings and wanted to reveal to Yamada what he had learned. It made the girl unable to stay, but she extended an offer to walk home together after school. Kyogi's lip twitched in amusement, but he regained his composure almost instantly and changed his facial expression to one of elation, playing along with her.
"I would love to accompany you. It is truly an honor to receive such a request. I do not think I would have the heart to turn it down, even if you had asked me outside of this situation."
Kyogi bowed and withheld the temptation to burst out laughing at what he was saying. Flattery got you everywhere, but he wondered if he was laying it on a bit too thick. Still, he had another person to seek out and had probably best cut this short.
"Be careful on your way to Nishikii-Sensei, Yamada-san. I may have fended off that man from earlier, but I do not know if there are more like him wandering around. I would accompany you, but Sensei must have had a reason to not tell me about this. I do not wish for you to look suspicious because of me coming along. However, I will see what I can find out around school."
Kyogi waved goodbye to Yamada and left the classroom soon after she'd left, walking through the hallways. He'd spotted this 'Saihara' going up to the rooftop a few times during lunch time in the past, so that's where he was headed. It was the only clue Kyogi had to his whereabouts, but he didn't have to wander far to see the boy. He spotted them talking to one of Kyogi's classmates: Akira Uematsu. It was an odd duo to see together as Kyogi couldn't see the link between them right away. However, a poster to his left clued him in to what this might've been. It looked like some kind of new club, probably recruiting members. Kyogi figured he could use this to his advantage.
"Ah, excuse me? Is this where I can find the board games club?" Kyogi asked to grab the boys' attentions, walking over to the two of them. He pretended to look surprised when he got near them, dumbfoundedly staring at Uematsu.
"Ah, Uematsu-kun! I did not expect to see you here. I hope I am not interrupting anything?" the boy inquired, then looked over to Saihara.
"Oh, are you not Saihara-san? I am Genjitsu Kyogi, a classmate of Uematsu-kun." Kyogi adressed the green-haired boy, smiling politely.
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or at least a trap
I'm not opposed to this idea.
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True. But I mean at least read. It does answer his question.
He probably did read, and asked just in case Dynamo was still in a good enough mood to make an exception. Asking never hurts.
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its definitely possible, but for the sake of my feeble overworked brain lets keep the next few battles 1 on 1
Oh yeah, no doubt. I was just curious, is all. Tag duels only work when there's a damn solid reason and a damn solid tag-team behind them, speaking as a YGO enthusiast. We don't really have either right now.
@Dynamo Frokane You got me thinking with that vision to those three students: Is a tag duel possible? Two battle-mages against two battle-mages? Or is it a strict 1-on-1 affair?
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