Kuro

Post a random fact about yourself.

I just got a firestick/amazon prime hooked up to my bedroom tv! :D

So yeah, I've watched nothing on my television thus far. Any suggestions? <.<

@SleepingSilence

Depends on what genres, tropes, etc. you're interested in.

the alphabet game. lol

Violin

Word association Game!

Police

What Are You Listening To?

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As it turns out, I found a backup drive I created in August 2021. Although, all my old stuff and 95% of my book are there, I lost all the recent RP stuff I am working on.

@Gunther

Have you considered backing up on Google Drive? That's where I keep some copies of things I need or am working on. I doubt Google will die out any time soon, so your stuff should be safe on there. RPG's PM system also works wonders since you can PM yourself and write posts and OOCs from there. The only issue with it is that it doesn't have an autosave feature, like how writing on the main section of the forum does.

more bot accounts

roleplayerguild.com/users/wheelspira
roleplayerguild.com/users/wheelspro
roleplayerguild.com/users/ulanudeproo

Artflow AI

So, I was screwing around with Artflow AI to see if it could come up with anything cool for characters or other things. If you guys ever wanted to see RPG personified, apparently this is what the site looks like:



If anyone else wants to try it out for a spin, the link is here: artflow.ai

Not a spam account

Hello, I come in peace to join your RPs. I was into individual setting RPs, or RP sites on Proboards, JCink, etc., but I have a lot of high school nostalgia for this type of RP and cringe culture is dead anyway.

To get started, do ya'll recommend showing interest in iChecks or just jumping into any OOCs for RPs that are still accepting players?

@JINJO

Welcome to the guild.

I'd say to show interest in interest checks over OOCs, mainly because some RPs may already be miles from where they started with the OP and therefore may be difficult to jump into. But it ultimately doesn't matter either way, really.

Video Games: The General Discussion & Community Thread Number Two

Been playing Unite despite having zero experience in MOBAs. That said, it's fun. Most of my playtime is a Cramorant build dedicated entirely to denial. Start with Whirlpool, then Feather Dance (FD is practically useless since you probably won't be fighting other players prior to level 4 when you upgrade FD). After that, pick Hurricane and Surf for upgrades. I suppose you can go for Air Slash instead, but Hurricane is much better, IMO. Dive is useless since you want to stay away from opponents, especially things like Zeraora that'll shred right through you.