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Whatever happened to assuming everyone was a guy?
been wrong too many times?
Meybe....
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Meybe....
Lol!!! I'm guessing you had a mix of housework and school work?
Fairly quiet but busy. Been playing Gravity Rush on the Vita. Finished watching Assassination Classroom and saw the first 2 eps of Ghost in the Shell (Meh, wasn't enjoying it), Then talked to a friend for about an hour earlier who I haven't spoken to for a few weeks. :)
100% Thru and thru
Sleep? It's 11pm here. xD
I haven't been to sleep yet. :)
I haven't been to sleep yet. :)
*Yawn...*
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Original Characters.
Simply for the reason that I don't have to play the character to some expectation except my own.
Simply for the reason that I don't have to play the character to some expectation except my own.
A Jump-In Roleplay is like a gathering at a local party or club. You've gone there with some friends that you've called up and told them to come out. While you are there some other friends, or friends of friends happen to be there and it becomes a sort of mix of a few different social group. You may have been the one to suggest the venue but because you are there with so many people you're not really in charge of anything.
A Roleplay where you have to apply is more like a catered event with Free/Casual being a private function with some drinks and food, and Advanced being a 5 course meal with a musician playing in the corner of the room.
Now imagine opening the doors of a catered, 5 meal, private function, to the public and allowing everyone to join. It might go well, but there's always the chance that there is that one guy that can really screw things up, make a mess, has to be asked to leave, and then you have to clean up the mess he left.
A Roleplay where you have to apply is more like a catered event with Free/Casual being a private function with some drinks and food, and Advanced being a 5 course meal with a musician playing in the corner of the room.
Now imagine opening the doors of a catered, 5 meal, private function, to the public and allowing everyone to join. It might go well, but there's always the chance that there is that one guy that can really screw things up, make a mess, has to be asked to leave, and then you have to clean up the mess he left.
Hmm, this is a decent idea. But I think we'd have to dig in to what invisibility-mode is for and what people are trying to get out of it when they use it.
The invisibility system, as far as I can tell, is really just intended for temporary privacy. Like when you tell someone you can't reply to a roleplay tonight because you're going to bed but you get on in an hour to PM your main squeeze and want to avoid the awkward "I thought you were going to bed..." confrontation.
Until someone corrects me, it seems like permanent invisibility-mode is an anti-feature. Maybe it shouldn't be something you just set and forget for eternity.
I think that's mostly it when you mention how people that want to stay hidden may just want to come and read RPs or PM people. Your regular member is going to guess the approximate time when someone is generally on anyways (being in the US, Australasia, or Europe). I think the term "Lurking" is better at explaining it than Invisible. I do like @Ellri's idea that when someone is a lurker they will state that they have been online sometime during the last 24hrs, 1 week, etc. You can see the person is an active forum member but won't see when they're on exactly.
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