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Current A naked man has bigger problems than a pickpocket.
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11 days ago
The guild is being slow again.
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18 days ago
My issue with GMing is once the novelty of the new idea wears off, I have no idea what to do next, and everyone is looking at me to progress the narrative.
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29 days ago
Why do these bots want to tell us about Best Online Casinos Betting Sites?
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1 mo ago
I still haven’t watched TLOK. It’s on my long list of shows and movies to binge.

Bio

Gay, he/him, Autistic

I’m Crimson Flame and I’m addicted to RPing. But sometimes ADHD kicks in, and it takes me longer to reply to things than it should. If I’m taking too long to respond, feel free to say something. Just don’t be rude about it.

There are a bunch of RPs I like. Pokémon, Digimon, Fantasy, Superhero, it would take too long to list them all. I’m not a fan of Horror or Apocalypse settings though.

I have a particular type of character I like making. Look through my Character Sheet thread, and see if you notice what a lot of my characters have in common.
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directing the school musical


I do have a gay theater character loosely inspired by Sharpay and Ryan from High School Musical. I use Lucas Grabeel as a faceclaim and his first name happens to be Ryan.
Tyler Hartley

Successor of Aphrodite | Loc: San Francisco California USA | Tags: Azalea @ShankySpice


Tyler looked up from the mirror when she guessed he was Aphrodite’s successor. “Wow, is it really that obvious?” he asked, looking far too pleased with himself.

He slipped the comb back into his pocket, then lifted the mirror slightly in confirmation. “Yes, Aphrodite has excellent taste,” he said. “She’s also terrible at giving advice. All I got was this mirror and a very vague ‘follow your intuition.’” He glanced around at the wreckage again, then back at her. “Which is apparently how I ended up here,” he added. “I didn’t exactly find you on purpose. I just… knew I was supposed to come this way.”

Tyler’s expression shifted slightly as he glanced from her, to the sickle, to the wreckage around them.

“My name is Tyler Hartley, by the way. Like and subscribe! And I’m guessing your day’s been just as bad as mine, then? Mine involved getting attacked by Sirens at an influencer event. Good times.” He chuckled. “I’m not sure what to do next, but it’s a safe bet that splitting up now would be a terrible idea.”
I’ll make another post… soon.
@Azure Bubbles Toshi and Victor approached Stella on the walk over to the lab and Toshi doesn't own Nincada yet; he's getting it from Camphor. Me and Skink were basically posting in 7 different adjacent time periods at once. The former isn't really important because RP time shenanigans are a thing but the latter would kinda just be Stella hallucinating.


I’ll just delete that line then
Stella rejected the coffee. She’s a tea girl.


@Ryik @PlatinumSkink @Rune_Alchemist

Stella had expected Professor Camphor’s laboratory to look more impressive. Not gaudy, of course. Stella had no patience for people who confused expense with taste. Still, there was a difference between understated professionalism and a building that looked as though it had been designed to avoid eye contact.

She looked from the surrounding skyscrapers to the plain exterior of Camphor Laboratories. “Well,” she said after a moment, “it is certainly committed to being unmemorable.”

Fantasia gave a soft whinny beside her.

“Yes, yes. I heard Frieda. It was intentional.” Stella adjusted the strap of her handbag. “That does not mean I have to approve of it.”

Once inside, however, Stella was forced to admit that the waiting area was better than the outside suggested. Sofas, vending machines, snacks, tea, and coffee. At least someone involved had remembered that human beings required comforts in order to function properly. The number of people gathered was less ideal. There were far too many faces, voices, bags, Pokémon, and overlapping conversations for Stella to sort through neatly.

Her gaze moved across the room, assessing without staring. A few people stood out immediately. The anxious girl from the airport had made herself small enough to nearly vanish. Several others had already begun talking. Pokémon milled about, including at least one Impidimp that Stella had no intention of trusting near her jewelry.

Then the loud boy from earlier addressed her. “Not sure I caught your name. You seem like the type of girl who’s famous somehow.”

Stella turned her head toward him, pale blue eyes settling on him with interest. For a moment, she said nothing. Then the corner of her mouth lifted slightly. “Not famous,” she corrected. “Not yet. Working on it. Believe me, darling. One day, I will be the type of woman everybody should know.”

Fantasia flicked an ear, as if she had heard this declaration before.

“Stella Gold,” she added, giving Toshi a proper look now. He was certainly confident. Loudly so. He carried himself like someone determined to be noticed, which Stella could understand even if she found his method rather unpolished. “And you are Toshi, yes? Frieda said your name earlier.”

Another voice drew her attention. Victor Gallagher, apparently, though he looked at her as if she might scold him for his posture. His Budew seemed far more composed than he did, which Stella found charming in spite of herself. “It’s nice to meet you as well,” she told him, after his awkward greeting. Then, after a pause, she added, “You needn’t look so nervous. I don’t bite.”

Fantasia turned her head toward Stella.

Stella looked down at her. “I don’t.”

Fantasia’s expression remained unconvinced.

“Not without reason,” Stella amended.

The offer of coffee saved her from having to address that further. Stella turned toward the cheerful young man who had introduced himself as Remi, studying him with mild interest. Anyone who announced coffee-making talents that confidently was either very good or about to become very disappointing.

“Coffee? No, thank you,” she said. “Tea, if there is any worth drinking. I am willing to be pleasantly surprised.”

She settled near one of the sofas, smoothing her skirt before sitting. Fantasia remained beside her, bright-eyed and curious, her pastel mane still somehow immaculate despite the airport, the crowd, and the indignity of sitting in a Poké Ball for the entire flight.

Stella glanced around the busy room once more. Professor Camphor had gathered quite the collection. Some looked nervous. Some looked loud. Some looked like trouble. Several looked as though they had dressed without consulting a mirror, which was unfortunate. Still, she was here, and she could fix that.
Exact character limits of the code isn't something I've actually explored, so can't say what the limit is, I'm afraid.

Stella only deigns to speak with the creme de la creme of her peers! ... Which, I assume, is nobody except Stella...? ^^;


Which is at present, is the two boys who had the gall to speak to her first.
Stella is just not going to be talking with some of you right now, and you’re just going to have to deal with it.

I can’t have meaningful conversations with all 12 of you at once.
My least favorite part. All of the characters gathering in the lab at the same time, and now I have to reply to everyone. 😩
Honestly AI is a tool.

It can be used for good and bad.

Fully replacing the writer. No. Thats bad.
Using it to help repackage, reformat.

I wrote the idea out, im not the best at processing and turning them into X form, in this case a corporate style announcement, or making up some gossip style questions.

I took that I created and used it to help me reformat what I created into the form I wanted. The work it was all based on was original. I just used it to refine the end product created.

I still did some edits as I was not 109% happy with it, but it was a tool, one that still required a human to establish the content, the direction and to adapt it to fit the need.

...

It should never replace rhe writer.

But it can definitely be used to help the writer.


That’s my view too. Thank you for saying it.
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