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I don't think either of those suggestions are quite what I'm looking for...
I envision more of a sandbox-y thread, just oozing with the decadence of the 20s. Throwing magic into the mix would produce more fun, as everyone deals with disguising their magic amidst the parties and new, revolutionary ideas. Both of those threads seem to focus on different aspects than what I had in mind (not to mention, neither officially takes place in the 20s).
Edit: I'm off to bed now, though. Perhaps I'll look more into making a thread of my own in that setting later, but for now I've got enough on my plate. Good night, at any rate.
I envision more of a sandbox-y thread, just oozing with the decadence of the 20s. Throwing magic into the mix would produce more fun, as everyone deals with disguising their magic amidst the parties and new, revolutionary ideas. Both of those threads seem to focus on different aspects than what I had in mind (not to mention, neither officially takes place in the 20s).
Edit: I'm off to bed now, though. Perhaps I'll look more into making a thread of my own in that setting later, but for now I've got enough on my plate. Good night, at any rate.
I just play FFXIV at this point. DC: Crystal
08-Aug-2016 06:01:14 - Last edited on 08-Aug-2016 06:04:29 by Bluefirecan
Bluefirecan
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... Your writing style is really good.
A good threadmaster, in my opinion, can balance out the suspense with the action. Like, when I tried my hand at running a thread a few years ago, I piled on so much stuff about the story so early on that there wasn't room for character development. Good TMs give that space, but also keep the thread on track story-wise. This is where I address you keeping so much information: withholding some is good, withholding as much as you did meant we weren't sure the limits of our knowledge of powers and such. It was confusing, if I'm remembering correctly.
It was the cafeteria, yeah.
Isn't short hair fantastic?!
*hasn't seriously roleplayed in over a year; tries to reread old threads, posts to rediscover old writing style*
Okay. Better start on that post! *smiles weakly*
It's so weird how I can feel the wind again. And the first shower was magical.
NotFishing said :
Actually, let's call it to a vote.
I think there should be the slight loyalty aspect, but also an ability of the leaders to temporarily reduce individual subordinates' power. This keeps the "in it for life" aspect, but also allows for some sort of punishment system. However, I think you've already got this figured out, so... 404 SIGNATURE NOT FOUND
... Your writing style is really good.
A good threadmaster, in my opinion, can balance out the suspense with the action. Like, when I tried my hand at running a thread a few years ago, I piled on so much stuff about the story so early on that there wasn't room for character development. Good TMs give that space, but also keep the thread on track story-wise. This is where I address you keeping so much information: withholding some is good, withholding as much as you did meant we weren't sure the limits of our knowledge of powers and such. It was confusing, if I'm remembering correctly.
It was the cafeteria, yeah.
Isn't short hair fantastic?!
*hasn't seriously roleplayed in over a year; tries to reread old threads, posts to rediscover old writing style*
Okay. Better start on that post! *smiles weakly*
It's so weird how I can feel the wind again. And the first shower was magical.
NotFishing said :
Actually, let's call it to a vote.
I think there should be the slight loyalty aspect, but also an ability of the leaders to temporarily reduce individual subordinates' power. This keeps the "in it for life" aspect, but also allows for some sort of punishment system. However, I think you've already got this figured out, so... 404 SIGNATURE NOT FOUND
08-Aug-2016 16:32:51
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