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Just a quick post tonight -- clearly I don't spend enough time on ♥♥THE INTERNET.♥♥ And for this week's reason why, take a look at the pictures below the cut.
There will definitely be more of these in the future. >D
Also, as snatched from abandonreality, a surprisingly accurate roleplayer quiz.
Your result for Roleplayer Test:
The Biographer
Plotful, Character-Oriented, Platonic
Like the Portraitist, the development of your character is the most important thing to you when you roleplay. However, you like your development and relationships to have some kind of overarching plot: you're not the type to enjoy a dressing room or any kind of roleplay where your character can't grow in at least a semi-structured manner. You enjoy exploring your character's psyche, but simple exploration isn't enough: you like to discover and then implement and use, and therefore continuity (which gives you "why"s and "how"s) is very important to you. You struggle when your character has no solid base in which to put down its roots, such as in games where there isn't enough structure or ones where the plot is continually changing.
Take Roleplayer Test! at HelloQuizzy
Explains a lot about why I stick up on RPing evil people (who aren't going to change) and anything without a context or frame that I can fit my characterization into.
And also, Bleach = AJSDGKASDJG WIIIIINNN and Naruto = FAAAAAAAIL. And that's the forecast for this week! 8D
There will definitely be more of these in the future. >D
Also, as snatched from abandonreality, a surprisingly accurate roleplayer quiz.
Your result for Roleplayer Test:
The Biographer
Plotful, Character-Oriented, Platonic
Like the Portraitist, the development of your character is the most important thing to you when you roleplay. However, you like your development and relationships to have some kind of overarching plot: you're not the type to enjoy a dressing room or any kind of roleplay where your character can't grow in at least a semi-structured manner. You enjoy exploring your character's psyche, but simple exploration isn't enough: you like to discover and then implement and use, and therefore continuity (which gives you "why"s and "how"s) is very important to you. You struggle when your character has no solid base in which to put down its roots, such as in games where there isn't enough structure or ones where the plot is continually changing.
Take Roleplayer Test! at HelloQuizzy
Explains a lot about why I stick up on RPing evil people (who aren't going to change) and anything without a context or frame that I can fit my characterization into.
And also, Bleach = AJSDGKASDJG WIIIIINNN and Naruto = FAAAAAAAIL. And that's the forecast for this week! 8D