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Lord Wraith
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Reluctantly retired roleplayer.
Except when I'm not.
Why are you here when you should be writing posts?
You can edit a bad draft, but you cannot edit a blank page.
Except when I'm not.
Why are you here when you should be writing posts?
You can edit a bad draft, but you cannot edit a blank page.
Most Recent Posts
Just to let everyone know we have begun to PM players who have been inactive for a long time (Over the 2 week limit) in an effort to free up any characters that aren't being used. If anyone has any contact with these players and knows they want to leave/remain could you let the GM team know?
I aim to maybe do a small recruitment drive through a new interest check sometime after we clean up the character roster, so it would be good to have a list at a glance we can provide of who is actually free and not.
What exactly does this process look like?
I know from GMing in the past that, oftentimes, you reach out to someone, they panic and promise a post, or you don't hear from them at all. What does your absolute cut-off look like in either of these situations?
Might I also suggest amending the rules to include such a cut-off?
Players are expected to post at least once evdery two weeks. Should players go beyond two weeks without posting, the character will be considered inactive. Should the player ask for an extension prior to the two weeks, an additional week will be granted. Three weeks of no contact, however, will lead to the character being removed from the roster and open to new applicants.
Updating the rules would save you a lot of footwork in the long run, and it also puts the onus on the players themselves rather than you having to chase after them. That said, it might be worth choosing a day of the week and posting a 'gentle poke' to any player over the week mark between posts at that time.
Because I am an absolutely anal GM, I keep spreadsheets of data for the RPs I GM and track things like last posted date, number of posts etc. By no means am I saying you need to adapt all of this, just sort of illustrating what works for me.
Example of my madness.
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Congrats Master Bruce
You get the Champagne
It's an open bottle from when UOU finished a season. But it's yours.
That's not even Batman.
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So all the girls are redheads and there's one hero with coke powers?
His name...
Is Snowflame.
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If I get the urge to roleplay with myself, I really should channel that into the book I'm trying to write.
Right now working on getting this newly made Superhero League to deal with the early period of trying to mesh together.
Time to make my own league with redheads and cocaine.
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If I suddenly start roleplaying in the IC chat, that will be a sure sign I've fallen off the deep end.
Nah, roleplaying with yourself is fine.
I might be biased though.
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Well if no one's talking, I may as well talk. :)
If you start tagging yourself in responses, I'm going to be worried for you.
So who's popping a bottle for the two thousandth OOC post?
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