idlehands

Six-Shot Story - An RP of the American Old 'Wild' West (On indefinite HIATUS)

I think it's better if you start us off, setting the scene. Personally my scene starts on a ranch rather than in town, so I'd not be any help.

Six-Shot Story - An RP of the American Old 'Wild' West (On indefinite HIATUS)

@Sterling I am not skilled in maths.Tall, I mean tall

@User

Use feet and inches like a civilized person.

Six-Shot Story - An RP of the American Old 'Wild' West (On indefinite HIATUS)

That's a yard. Edit: I just looked it up, you are close.

Six-Shot Story - An RP of the American Old 'Wild' West (On indefinite HIATUS)

There are always those brave/drunk/stupid to talk shit surrounded by possible enemies.

role models

@HaloYou're my role model.

Six-Shot Story - An RP of the American Old 'Wild' West (On indefinite HIATUS)

@Monochromatic Rainbow Fair enough, that wasn't directed specifically at you just a reminder in general before a slaughter of Union soldier npcs begins. Again they would not be based in Laredo but in whatever fort was nearby.

Six-Shot Story - An RP of the American Old 'Wild' West (On indefinite HIATUS)

You do realize your character would be hunted down and hanged if they murdered Union soldiers, right?

role models

all very good, but that's not the point of the thread. the thread's purpose was to introduce this awesome character called fuckman, who opens a hole in other people's bodies especially if they're wounded so he can fuck

@Lunamaria

In other words, "Who cares about other posts, pay attention to me."

Six-Shot Story - An RP of the American Old 'Wild' West (On indefinite HIATUS)

Oops, didn't see that.

Six-Shot Story - An RP of the American Old 'Wild' West (On indefinite HIATUS)

@idlehands So a Union town that holds mostly confederate soilders? It will be a real mascacre

@User

Wait, I just woke up so I'm not firing on all cylinders. Laredo was not a Union town, they were mostly Confederate sympathizers if they had a stand in the war. The battle was between invading Union troops and a local Confederate guard. Union soldiers of course now patrol but they're not all over the place, they'd likely be stationed in San Antonio and or smaller forts scattered through the Rio Grande valley and to the west.