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BlizzI do have a problem about the roleplay though but I don't want to admit it
What's that? You can PM me if you want. I'm here to sort out any issues you might have.
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What's that? You can PM me if you want. I'm here to sort out any issues you might have.
Roast beef sandwich (white bread, mayonnaise) and some Smartfood popcorn. Ate to a show about viruses. Mmmmm.
Well, first off, since you're fairly new to the Guild, I'd like to personally welcome you. So, welcome to the Guild! Certainly hope you're enjoying your time here and finding what you're looking for. And now to move onto your question with some personal input.
Before I go on a mini-rant, I'd like to say that I've GMed and Co-GMed quite a lot over my five years here at RPG, but I wouldn't call myself "good" by any stretch of the imagination. This is because my Roleplays have the tendency to die, especially now that the site is becoming a bit more stagnant. However, I do think that if a GM is dedicated enough, it's possible to save a slow dying Roleplay. But this isn't only an effort on the GM's part, but also the players.
If the players are no longer interested, then the GM will quickly find themselves in a bit of a tough spot. How does one handle this? Well, the GM should weed out any inactive or uninterested members and any members that can't post or are no longer interested should be upfront about it. I find that being upfront about losing interest tends to be pretty rare on RPG. But anyway, once the GM and players come to some sort of agreement of removing inactive members (or those who have lost interest), throwing up an interest check and recruiting new individuals would be a great way to get the gears going again.
There are other reasons a RP can die, but this tends to be the most common one. For some, there could be unrest in the OOC or the plot might feel clunky or awkward. For each situation, a GM and/or the players should come to a decision on how to fix the situation. It's not always possible to save a RP however and if the Roleplay ultimately meets its demise, don't give up! Try relaunching it with a different group, smaller group, in a different section, etc. It's amazing how much just one minor adjustment can change the entire dynamic of the Roleplay.
Before I go on a mini-rant, I'd like to say that I've GMed and Co-GMed quite a lot over my five years here at RPG, but I wouldn't call myself "good" by any stretch of the imagination. This is because my Roleplays have the tendency to die, especially now that the site is becoming a bit more stagnant. However, I do think that if a GM is dedicated enough, it's possible to save a slow dying Roleplay. But this isn't only an effort on the GM's part, but also the players.
If the players are no longer interested, then the GM will quickly find themselves in a bit of a tough spot. How does one handle this? Well, the GM should weed out any inactive or uninterested members and any members that can't post or are no longer interested should be upfront about it. I find that being upfront about losing interest tends to be pretty rare on RPG. But anyway, once the GM and players come to some sort of agreement of removing inactive members (or those who have lost interest), throwing up an interest check and recruiting new individuals would be a great way to get the gears going again.
There are other reasons a RP can die, but this tends to be the most common one. For some, there could be unrest in the OOC or the plot might feel clunky or awkward. For each situation, a GM and/or the players should come to a decision on how to fix the situation. It's not always possible to save a RP however and if the Roleplay ultimately meets its demise, don't give up! Try relaunching it with a different group, smaller group, in a different section, etc. It's amazing how much just one minor adjustment can change the entire dynamic of the Roleplay.
Le bump for my brother's Roleplay.
I am starting work for big exams in 2 years so I have more homework and like you and Soufflegirl123 I consider a B- a fail and I am aiming for A or A* in all subjects
No, I heard that follow-up. I mean you vanished after you said you were gonna post, that's all.
Still interested. Completely forgot about posting with Shawn. Still very interested and will get a reply up ASAP.
Yep, I'm still in, just got a shit ton of BLEUGH all piling up on me XD
Alright, just making sure. I haven't really heard anything from you guys lately and no follow-up from Carla, so I wanted to make sure that the interest was still there, you're all right, etc, etc.
Sorry. I'm one of those people who consider a B- a fail :3. I have ideas and the beginnings of a post though!
Eh, I am too, actually. I understand. And no worries. Good to hear the interest is still there.
So sorry! I had a major physics assignment that I was set on doing well. As science is the subject that doesn't come naturally to me it resulted in me not having much time on IC posts, however, it's finally over and hopefully I'll have one up by this evening :3
Alright, that's fine! Take your time. I just wanted to make sure the interest is there.
It won't stop for 2 years but hopefully I can get used to it in a few days
That sounds. . pretty serious. Whatever it is. Sorry to hear about it.
I am still interested but a lot has been going on recently.
Alright. Hope that clears up soon. Do you know when you might be able to post?
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