There isn't really a way to make it into a legit journalistic field because it's pretty much just an industry about personal opinions. Even movie reviews, which are considered respectable, are hard to call journalism. Roger Ebert was a cool guy and all, but he wasn't a hard-hitting journalist, he was a dude who was good at watching movies and telling you his opinion about them. When you double back and figure that places like Kotaku and IGN don't have the sort of patronage that movie reviewers have, but rather rely on prostituting for clicks, their behaviors is completely what you would expect.
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Every time I insult a certain coworker, i'll take money from their jar. Saving for beer would never be easier!
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Sorry for party rocking. Neighbors complain saying turn it down! Sorry for party rocking. Haters don't like we got the spotlight.
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Remember when GG was just people finally done with journalists ripping the shit out of videogamers and lack of integrity in the world of "video-game journalism"?
Yeah I don't either.
That was what I always associated it with, and it seems funny. Like, was there ever integrity in video game journalism? That's been associated with companies buying off reviews since I can remember. At least in the scandal that started that whole affair the journalist in question managed to get some puss in the bargain.
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I think there's a teleporter in there, like in Star Trek.
In order to access half the house you have to cut through your room to head back outside and wrap around to my life-size plush factory, where I have to wrap around to the east-side of the house to go to bed.
But at least I don't have the high-traffic bed room.
At least I have an adult shop to seek refuge in whenever there is traffic in my room
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Depends on the needs of your RP. If you have a map for a space rp, you'd need a way to divide it.
she would let them sleep in her bed and shit
well i'm no Muslim but i don't let dogs shit in my bed
Party rockers in the house tonight, everybody just have a good time.
This is neat how did you find i... reads down: 'anus analyzer'...
Ah okay then
the website is japanese.
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Making this house great again.
I like the toilet-hall which can only be reached through your giftshop. Also not sure how the entrance works here exactly.
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The most typical things are...
Name: United States of Touchurselfistan or Kingdom of Harry etc
Area: This could be a map, and probably should be in a fantasy world. Some maps are sections off so you just choose a section. Some people will just describe the area they mean. In a real world based RP you can just describe your borders by what real world nations or places are included in yours.
History: The nation equivalent of a Bio. I've always felt like this is the really important want since this is where you find out if the person apply understands what they are RPing, and it's the first time you get to see their writing ability in action.
...now, personally I don't think anything else is needed. Some people will put things like military strength or population on there, but honestly I've rarely seen that amount to much. I'm more into the "Less is more" rule.
To give you an example, here is the sheet for Precipice of War.
Name: United States of Touchurselfistan or Kingdom of Harry etc
Area: This could be a map, and probably should be in a fantasy world. Some maps are sections off so you just choose a section. Some people will just describe the area they mean. In a real world based RP you can just describe your borders by what real world nations or places are included in yours.
History: The nation equivalent of a Bio. I've always felt like this is the really important want since this is where you find out if the person apply understands what they are RPing, and it's the first time you get to see their writing ability in action.
...now, personally I don't think anything else is needed. Some people will put things like military strength or population on there, but honestly I've rarely seen that amount to much. I'm more into the "Less is more" rule.
To give you an example, here is the sheet for Precipice of War.
APPLICATION
This application format is for those looking to play as a nation or an sub-national organization/NGO (just flip "nation" for "Organization" to set aside that section of the app for the name/title).
Nation:
Leader:
History: (Four-five paragraphs if not more, otherwise I may not pay attention.)
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