Hmn, the only characters that have AU's are my fan characters from shows and games, like my Pokemon characters and my Starbound ones. However, for anything else, they're simply put into a setting that my RP partner/friend decide on. Generally a pretty generic modern-fantasy world works, or I will mold them to other settings. Like post-apocalyptic, future-fantasy, medieval-fantasy- regular fantasy? Ehh, I guess discussing it as settings is a bit dated. People don't really do that anymore.
I didn't really get into making AU's until many rp groups I was in started having AU events. But different settings AU are great~ Like I struggle making worlds from scratch, and establishing a setting makes it much easier to work with when it comes to RPing with others~
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Hmn, the only characters that have AU's are my fan characters from shows and games, like my Pokemon characters and my Starbound ones. However, for anything else, they're simply put into a setting that my RP partner/friend decide on. Generally a pretty generic modern-fantasy world works, or I will mold them to other settings. Like post-apocalyptic, future-fantasy, medieval-fantasy- regular fantasy? Ehh, I guess discussing it as settings is a bit dated. People don't really do that anymore.
5 years, 9 months ago
Ohhh I see~~
I didn't really get into making AU's until many rp groups I was in started having AU events. But different settings AU are great~ Like I struggle making worlds from scratch, and establishing a setting makes it much easier to work with when it comes to RPing with others~
5 years, 9 months ago
Yep! It makes it a lot easier and I think it's a good way to have a world shaped by both or everyone that's involved in the RP. c:
5 years, 9 months ago