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Was there really that big a demand for it?
Honestly I think shiny Espeon is the worst of the batch, aesthetics-wise.
Which would make me feel really torn if I were you, since otherwise, Espeon is my favorite Eeveelution...
Which would make me feel really torn if I were you, since otherwise, Espeon is my favorite Eeveelution...
As someone who GM's often, here's my take on it;
Players should definitely be able to question things, including the GM's choices (in fact I kind of encourage it a lot of the time) but so long as the GM and the players can discuss things, the players should respect the GM's final decision on something, be that the rules of the canon or the rules of how the RP is run.
In return, the GM should try to consider what decisions would be best for the player base; make rules that make sense, build a world that's easy to RP in, etc.
I also think the GM should have every right to remind players to make posts and/or tell them to change things if the need arises, but they should always be reasonable about it and, simply put, just be a decent human being. If someone has a good excuse for being offline or having trouble posting regularly, be mindful of that.
Also, if a GM feels the need to remove someone's character from an RP, they should at least send out a warning saying they're considering it, and wait a reasonable amount of time (variable depending on the speed of the RP) before going ahead without an answer. If it does come to that, however, the GM does have the right to remove characters.
Also, the GM should take into consideration any factors that may keep people from RPing as well as what direction(s) the players want the RP to go in, and any other important thoughts the players have about the RP. In order to do that, though, the players need to be open with their thoughts - either posting on the OOC or messaging the GM privately if they have any concerns.
Tl;dr - I think GM-RPer relations are all about communication, common decency, and respect. The GM and players need to be open with each other about the reasoning behind their actions. so that they can properly discuss things like decent human beings. Providing that the GM can make reasonable decisions, the players should respect the GM as somewhat of an authority figure and respect said decisions. Both GM's and players are responsible for smooth relations between the two groups.
Players should definitely be able to question things, including the GM's choices (in fact I kind of encourage it a lot of the time) but so long as the GM and the players can discuss things, the players should respect the GM's final decision on something, be that the rules of the canon or the rules of how the RP is run.
In return, the GM should try to consider what decisions would be best for the player base; make rules that make sense, build a world that's easy to RP in, etc.
I also think the GM should have every right to remind players to make posts and/or tell them to change things if the need arises, but they should always be reasonable about it and, simply put, just be a decent human being. If someone has a good excuse for being offline or having trouble posting regularly, be mindful of that.
Also, if a GM feels the need to remove someone's character from an RP, they should at least send out a warning saying they're considering it, and wait a reasonable amount of time (variable depending on the speed of the RP) before going ahead without an answer. If it does come to that, however, the GM does have the right to remove characters.
Also, the GM should take into consideration any factors that may keep people from RPing as well as what direction(s) the players want the RP to go in, and any other important thoughts the players have about the RP. In order to do that, though, the players need to be open with their thoughts - either posting on the OOC or messaging the GM privately if they have any concerns.
Tl;dr - I think GM-RPer relations are all about communication, common decency, and respect. The GM and players need to be open with each other about the reasoning behind their actions. so that they can properly discuss things like decent human beings. Providing that the GM can make reasonable decisions, the players should respect the GM as somewhat of an authority figure and respect said decisions. Both GM's and players are responsible for smooth relations between the two groups.
HylianRose said
Most people on online chatrooms assume me to be male because of my mannerisms. And then I tell them my name. xDIt's nice to meet you Jackie (You don't mind me calling you that, right? ^-^'). I'm Emily or Hylian, or Rose. Whatever you prefer. (And yes, my character here is exactly me. Dun dun dun, mystery ruined. Though, I'm not sure if it was a mystery at all in the first place...)Also, I have homework. So I may not be able to get more than one post up tonight. I'll get it done and see what I can do with the time I have left. But my day tomorrow will be rather packed as well.
Trouble with 'more than one' post? Oh trust me, that's fine. The thread really took off in the past couple days but I've never been really pushing to keep it at those speeds. One post per day is plenty enough for me, if manageable.
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Has anyone even check the video given as a example ion how to use youtube?
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12 yrs ago
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Oh Mahz. 
Captain Jordan said
Can I stab your digital flesh?
Well of course not. It's digital flesh.
Come on, get with the program.
Am I the hair?
This forum needs a Kaga-mane.
This forum needs a Kaga-mane.
Captain Jordan said
I'm always here in spirit if not in the flesh. Wait, is there such thing as digital flesh? Or have I just gone Matrix on us?
In this day and age, there might as well be a such thing as digital flesh.
*sighs and shakes head*
Goldmarble said
Gungrave I could watch.Vash I couldn't.
You know he's actually a pretty complex character under all that derpyness.
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