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Baybridge: Old Ghosts [COMPLETED]

Working on a post right now.

Estimated Time of Completion: Unknown ;D

~ ❀ Swept Away, Underneath the Cherry Blossom Trees ❀ ~

I just got back from vacation and I have no schoolwork to worry about, so I'm ready whenever you are! =D

Baybridge: Old Ghosts [COMPLETED]

I just got back from vacation, so I'm ready to jump back in.

Did I miss much since the timeskip post after the overload debacle?

~ ❀ Swept Away, Underneath the Cherry Blossom Trees ❀ ~

Just a heads up:
I'm going to be out of town on vacation starting tomorrow, so I'll be scarce until June 2nd.

I'll try to peek in on the OoC to check for updates every now and again, but I won't be able to respond often.

Good luck with all your essays!
I understand you have a huge workload ahead of you~

Baybridge: Old Ghosts [COMPLETED]

I'm going on vacation this weekend, so I won't be on much at all.

Should be getting back on like... Tuesday.

What do you look for in an RP?

Personally, the guild's dark background has always been a nice touch. The white text pops out nicely and I don't have to strain to read anything usually. I've spent many hours writing in the middle of the night. It's nice when my eyes have already adjusted to the dark and the computer screen isn't blindingly white or some other super-bright color. An ergonomic color scheme may seem insignificant, but it has heavily influenced how often I come back to this site.
Like Krot said, "it's simple". I've been to other sites which assault your eyes with flashy banners and animations, and it often ends up being more of an annoyance after the novelty wears off.

I know "intuitive interface" seems like some marketing buzzword (it really is), but it has its place. I'm much more willing to stick around a site if the pages are organized and easy to navigate, compared to a maze of links and subforums. The less I have to think about navigating to the content I want, the better.

~ ❀ Swept Away, Underneath the Cherry Blossom Trees ❀ ~

I've had a few different character concepts actually.

By far, I like the idea of playing a single parent--mother or father, since I have no preference. I haven't played one in awhile, so I thought it'd be fun. However, I do think it'd be.... impractical in some ways, since the character would be so consumed with returning to earth to his kid, it wouldn't be conducive for much exploration beyond what is immediately necessary.

My other idea was to play a streetwise urchin of the big city. Something like a grifter with a heart of gold, who maybe has an unrequited crush for some social worker/shelter volunteer. This particular concept may mesh more easily with yours, at first glance.

We could always do the quintessential archetype of a normal school girl/boy swept away into a world of fantasy. lol xD

Age range seems reasonable, and yes it's probably better if both characters are at least passingly familiar with one another.

As for location, I favor korea, south africa, and the UK as places of interest, particularly large cities/capitals.

Baybridge: Old Ghosts [COMPLETED]

That's cool.

Gives me an excuse to go play DS3 for the rest of the evening. x3

Bai~

Baybridge: Old Ghosts [COMPLETED]

I should be free for the rest of the evening.

Baybridge: Old Ghosts [COMPLETED]

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Contrivity!

_{That's not even a word.}

@Mr Allen J

Perhaps you're thinking of contrivance?

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God that's gonna be difficult for me

@FernStone

I'm free later tonight, if you want to do a brief collab/transition post?
Shouldn't be too hard to drag one of your agents into Anna's shenanigans

I have a vague intention of being in courtbridge anyway