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Bane
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Sorry that it's been a while my fellow challenge takers.
It's your pal Bane and my alter ego Dr. Crow. For those of you that don't know, I am going to help you with one of the most crucial fundamentals of roleplaying. Getting in Character. You see getting in character makes roleplaying feel less like a chore and it makes posts more interesting to read. I like character development and 3-D characters! Even if your post is a one liner, your post will be considerably more interesting to read because your in character. Your partner(s) can tell that you are having fun and will have fun with you. Doesn't that sound grande? How am I going to help you, you ask? Well I'm going to give you a situation and you, using a character you've made, or one you're using, etc and you will respond to it.
Situation 8:
The lights from the amusement park light up the scene. Rides litter the amusement park grounds and of course there is the classic merry-go-around. People are seen everywhere laughing and talking, but something about the amusement park doesn't exactly seem quite right. A man who appears to look like the ring leader or the person in charge of the fine establishment is standing at the entrance waiting to greet your character. He wears a top hat and is approximately seven feet without the hat. He is dressed in a black suit and wears white gloves.
"Good evening! Welcome to Willy's Mad Playland! I'm sure you'll have a blast! Be sure to check out our circus. I can guarantee you it is to die for. Please refrain from leaving the amusement park before closing hours." He smiles at your character and makes a friendly gesture towards his amusement park.
Upon closer inspection, the people that were laughing and talking didn't have faces. There was nothing but a shadow where they should, but they could talk, but the question was, what are they saying and are they really laughing? There is of course only one way to find out.
Things to consider:
What is your character thinking?
Are they going to visit the amusement park?
What is your character feeling?
How does your character react?
What is the first thing they notice about the amusement park?
Did your character go with anyone?
It's your pal Bane and my alter ego Dr. Crow. For those of you that don't know, I am going to help you with one of the most crucial fundamentals of roleplaying. Getting in Character. You see getting in character makes roleplaying feel less like a chore and it makes posts more interesting to read. I like character development and 3-D characters! Even if your post is a one liner, your post will be considerably more interesting to read because your in character. Your partner(s) can tell that you are having fun and will have fun with you. Doesn't that sound grande? How am I going to help you, you ask? Well I'm going to give you a situation and you, using a character you've made, or one you're using, etc and you will respond to it.
Situation 8:
The lights from the amusement park light up the scene. Rides litter the amusement park grounds and of course there is the classic merry-go-around. People are seen everywhere laughing and talking, but something about the amusement park doesn't exactly seem quite right. A man who appears to look like the ring leader or the person in charge of the fine establishment is standing at the entrance waiting to greet your character. He wears a top hat and is approximately seven feet without the hat. He is dressed in a black suit and wears white gloves.
"Good evening! Welcome to Willy's Mad Playland! I'm sure you'll have a blast! Be sure to check out our circus. I can guarantee you it is to die for. Please refrain from leaving the amusement park before closing hours." He smiles at your character and makes a friendly gesture towards his amusement park.
Upon closer inspection, the people that were laughing and talking didn't have faces. There was nothing but a shadow where they should, but they could talk, but the question was, what are they saying and are they really laughing? There is of course only one way to find out.
Things to consider:
What is your character thinking?
Are they going to visit the amusement park?
What is your character feeling?
How does your character react?
What is the first thing they notice about the amusement park?
Did your character go with anyone?