IncredibleBee

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I'm just going to say this: He's not against the rules, he's been in it nearly as long as the roleplay has been a thing (2 years that is) so I'M KEEPING HIM

JonxlatheLion

Just because you can, doesn't necessarily mean you should. It's in bad spirits to trample all over an established, liked character, and generally a fanbase doesn't take well to such. Remember the DmC fiasco? The game shit all over Dante's character and the franchise in general,, and the collective fanbase became this concentrated ball of rage.

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If you're not going to play the established personality of a particular character, then what's the point of playing the character?

IncredibleBee

It's called 'Multiverse: YOU ARE THE CHARACTER' Get fucking used to it.

JonxlatheLion

If it's "You are the character" then why aren't you trying to play the character?

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If you're not going to play the established personality of a particular character, then what's the point of playing the character?

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That's not what i meant at all by him being a roleplay aspect. Roleplay aspect... Cuban Pete is very much being used as a roleplay aspect right now. He isn't getting into much combat, and is mostly using his resources to interact with players and NPCs. It's also kind of like when marvel started having Cable and Deadpool in the same place. Cable is mostly no nonsense, serious, and stubborn, while deadpool, as we know, is opposite of that. (except the stubborn part) Thus, having a character like cable in the sense of attitude will not only boost deadpool as a character, but also make him (ghost rider) a great character as well.

JonxlatheLion

You don't understand the Cable and Deadpool stuff at all. First of all, Cable and Ghost Rider have relatively different personalities beyond "They don't crack jokes every other sentence." Secondly, Cable and Deadpool were written by a competent writer who understood how to give them a character dynamic that was both interesting and meaningful, which is difficult, but the end result was a sort of buddy cop story starring some pretty interesting foils who both started out in the extreme 90s craze comics had. On top of this, you just said you don't want all your characters in the same place, which defeats the purpose of adding Ghost Rider as a foil in the first place. Also, it's really dumb and pretentious to write a foil to a character you're already playing instead of forming that dynamic organically with another player. While we're at it, you're not good at writing Deadpool at all. You're clearly modeling yourself after Daniel Way and his wannabes, widely regarded as the worst DP writers for a reason. Poor attempts at non-sequitor humor, a lack of substance, and general "how random can I get" attitude all contribute to him being annoying. His victories in those stories are often won via others being dumbed down as opposed to his own resourcefulness or ability. Would you believe me if I said a competent writer can play up DP as one of the most tragic characters in the Marvel Universe? Did you even read Cable and Deadpool? Or the Joe Kelley run, or the current Posehn/Duggan run? Hell, even Gail Simone was pretty good. They're noteworthy because their jokes are clever and witty, and they give DP layers to his character beyond shouting "spork" at everyone.

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"Huh. Guys, I think Ganon might actually be dead." Bee smiled at his friends, shortly before another rumbling echoed below, followed by a muffled explosion. The castle began to tilt, and furniture slid from one end of the room to the next, falling outside the large holes the group had punched through the walls. Bee stuck a sword in the wall, and dangled off even as the room turned completely sideways. "I probably should have mentioned this, but I'm pretty sure the castle self destructed in the game." he said, looking downwards at the rapidly approaching lava.