Bunnita said
Hi Brovo and Guru!!
Hi.
Bunnita said
Oh! And I likes the Advanced part of the forum. I been in several... but they died or the GM ran away! U,u!
Sadly, this can happen a lot if you don't find the right set of people with an interesting enough of a RP to keep things moving. The initial interest is important, but even more so... creating continual interest is how most RPs survive. Specially in advanced, where things can seem super slow sometimes.
Bunnita said
But I likes advanced cuz it dun move too fast and peeps like to write lots and I likes to reads them all up!!! ^^
Yup, all very true. I personally enjoy detail.
Bunnita said
But k, so it seems like the both of you dun like the high-casual and low-advanced terms? Right.
Right. Well, it's not that I personally have anything against them. I mean, whatever floats their boats... but usually, when they post that... it usually can be described as either advanced or Casual. If I can break down the mentalities here... I think High Casual has more to do with... "I want to do advanced, but I'm either not confident enough to do that, or I want it some what relaxed cause RL may or may not be getting in the way, but I don't want to tell them that." while, Low Advanced is more of a Ego thing...either they want to be in advanced and not quite at that level, or they might do low advanced just to do more advanced post and get some epeen stroking from fellow users who are probably all casual goers who want to give advanced a try... XD I'm not saying this is ALL HC and LA... but, I can pretty much make a good guess on that. Plus, there can sometimes be a stigma that comes with those too. So, you might not attract users who you might normally be able to draw in.
Bunnita said
So if I was to start something, then I should just invite peeps from casual looking for 'high-casual' into advanced RPing? But for serious now, is it wrong to drop an interest check in casual forums looking for 'high-casual' peeps to join in an advanced RP?
Ummm... I wouldn't say it's wrong to invite casual people into advanced RPs. I have before, personally. Just kind of a "Hey, give this a shot... I promise not to be too strict on ya". Usually only a few. If they are indeed casual RPers... it's usually not a good idea to have too many of them though. There have been times where a RP would be reported and a mod would bump an RP down for not really meeting the requirements of an set level. We don't do this too much though, cause it's not really a big deal for most people... but still... you should try to keep it at that level.
Bunnita said
Oh! And I should call muhself a DM toooo!! DUNGEON MASTER!!!! MEEE!! ...sounds kinky...! xDDDD Right.
Rawr.
Don't take experience lightly.... ;)
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