Vilageidiotx

QUEST pocket (Here to ruin everything again!)

>Harvest cactus needles from face
>craft cactus arrows

This can't be real

When the Trump Wars begin, I'm planning on taking to the woods with a crossbow and some long-underwear. Should be easy to live off of berries and raid Trump's Loyalist mobility scooter cavalry regiments as they travel through my forest.

How to manage your Roleplay group size.

@Vilageidiotx

Or you're like me and you might spend several days to simply compose a post now.

So in the end those five on during that hour would be enough for an hour's worth a shitposting in the OOC and maybe one IC post from someone until the day after.

@Dinh AaronMk

Yeh, the far end of advanced posting like what we do requires ridiculous amounts of time. I'm at about two weeks for every post right now, and that is with me writing for an hour or two every other night while watching Netflix.

But that isn't the norm. That sort of writing doesn't get so many people that we need worry about being overcrowded.

How to manage your Roleplay group size.

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So essentially by increasing the post length and quality, you can have more people involved without it becoming too chaotic? Does make a fair amount of sense in some regards since people will be spending more time on their individual posts, rather than thinking whether they need another post in a few hours or a day.

@NuttsnBolts

My two cents at least.

It always seemed like casual RP's were more about the rhythm, which becomes insane if too many people are involved. Advanced RP's are more about the writing itself, which keeps people from blazing through pages and keeps the story moving slow enough for comfort despite how many posters are involved.

So for example, if you have a casual RP with 20 members and 5 of them are online at the same time for an hour, those five could potentially kick out several posts each, with each post moving the story. The end result is that a lot of things happen before the other 15 members have a chance to respond. But if you have an advanced RP with 20 members and 5 of them are online at the same time for an hour, those five will at best produce one post per person, which means the story won't have moved as far and the other 15 will have time to respond.

This can't be real

MAN IS A PARODY OF GOD

@Awson

GOD IS A PARODY OF TRUMP 2016

The best haircuts are taken.

get a bowl cut.

dye it like an umbrella.

How to manage your Roleplay group size.

I do not think it is easy to reach a point in an advanced RP where you have too many people; the effort behind making advanced posts tend to keep everything moving smoothly. I could see it becoming a problem in more casual RP's though, where posts move so quick that the story outpaces the rpers.

Precipice of War - We Write Under The Sign Of The Goat

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I had a few references up but I didn't try so hard to base him off a single person as I used to in some of the older drawings I did of leaders in PoW. I set up my own base and referred to some guides to get proportions set up.

Googer did say he does look like Lenin to him.

@Dinh AaronMk

Sort of a rugged blue-collar Lenin. Like a version of Lenin who leads a pipe-fitters union instead of a USSR.

I'm having a forever alone moment

Don't listen to podcasts. When they start doing ads, they like to go for Audible.

Precipice of War - We Write Under The Sign Of The Goat

Holy moly macaroni that artwork is great. I like that the airplanes actually look kind of alt-history and a bit wacky, especially the one getting shot.

@Pepperm1nts

It looks like an experimental plane. I'm glad we picked this guy.