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- Adept
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- Male
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- I am a huge scifi nut, both in previously established settings (Star Wars, Warhammer 40k, Mass Effect, ect ect), fantasy, and I'm generally willing to give most settings or genres at least one go before judging them.
To be completely honest with myself, this tends to be a rather bad habit of mine. But I tend to see RP's that, while they have (in my opinion) amazing ideas or plots and I would, under normal circumstances, join in on in a heartbeat. But then this bad habit of seeing it's already well into five, six, or more pages of responses, and for some reason this just has this habit of turning me away. I feel this need to read through each post, in case something important is in there, and it can bog me down, even after getting through it all. So, is this really just me or anyone out there got any tips or ideas on how to either deal with this or otherwise work around it?
And I think its mostly because posting after only reading the original post, maybe the first few afterwords, seems almost disrespectful to me, especially if questions I might ask were answered in page, say, two or three. Seems kind of a silly thing to ask, in retrospect, for as long as I've been roleplaying, but any feedback is indeed appreciated in advance.
And I think its mostly because posting after only reading the original post, maybe the first few afterwords, seems almost disrespectful to me, especially if questions I might ask were answered in page, say, two or three. Seems kind of a silly thing to ask, in retrospect, for as long as I've been roleplaying, but any feedback is indeed appreciated in advance.