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NOTICE: I've been hearing that some people have been giving extremely low effort responses to people in the thread. I want to say that this is not okay, and if you're going to make a post, at least put some effort into it.
From now on, you'll have to have at two sentences in your response. I do not tolerate having low-effort responses in an attempt to just get a reply. Would you like it if somebody gave you a low-effort, two word response? No.
If you repeatedly break this rule, punishment will be put in place. This is NOT acceptable.
UPDATE: A little thing to know! If 24 hours without a response have passed, then you may respond to your own character with another character of yours. Just a heads up.
UPDATE 2: I saw somebody do it and that inspired me! You can reply to the character above you by editing your post, if you want!
Pretty self explanatory. You post IC, and your OC says what they think about the character above them. Then the character below them says what they think of the other character. For example...
P1 starts off with, for example, Yume. And then it basically goes like this.
P2 (Posting IC as Isamu): A bit too energetic for my tastes...
P3 (Posting IC as Marina): Just another self-righteous, smart alec prick!
You get the idea, right?
I hope this hasn't been done before. This is my first time making a forum game...
Anyway, let's begin, shall we?
Edit probably nobody would see: Wow... When I made this a year ago, I never expected it to blow up like it did. This is just insane... I made one of the most popular forum games (I think), and I didn't even realize how big it would grow when I made it. It was my first one, too! Thanks, all!
"Bah! Seems like nothing more then a wannabe fashionista." Cricket blunts out. "Though I suppose being able to attract ghosts is kind of cool... you could use that to your advantage now that I think about it..."
"Suspicous?! How dare you accuse us with such an insult! You'll pay for that..!"
"Ah... That's quite a shame. So young, yet so... AHAHAHAHAHA...HAHHA... I wish you peace as you continue your path, as I will be judging your mortal soul."
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"... You humans amaze me sometimes. So be it. You have my blessing. Keep to your path, little one."
"Constantly drunk AND a war demon? Yikes... not sure how that'll play through, isn't that.. dangerous? Either way.... at least you mean well and you're loyal, that's usually good...!"
"A ghost haunting you? Child, I'm a necromancer, I can help someone like you! But, of course, that's something I doubt would be easy... I'm sure you're a lovely child, despite it all, and I must say that if others knew of your little... issue... they'd probably be more understanding of your situation. I do hope for the best for you."
Phran watches Ozias from a safe distance, unsure whether to approach and ask about his necromancy. Having little experience with necromancy herself, the scholarly mage can't help but be a little curious about such an illusive topic...
"Seeing the good in everyone? Please, leave that to the books and movies because for one I can tell you from my own personal experiences that it isn't always true darlin'."
"A word of advice, if you're willing to listen: if you want people to do as you want, the easiest way to do so is to get on their good side - or at least pretend. You should work on your people skills, if not for other people, then at least for yourself."
"Ha! Lookit how short you are! You sure you're as big as you say you are? Ah, I'm just kiddin', kid. I think my old man used to work with you before. 'N fact, I could use some of those skills of yours about now, myself. You interested? I'll pay well."
"Ahaha! Never seen one of you cat types before. Eh, sure, I can think of a few things to use your skills on. Now let's see, a room with a lock and no windows, eh? Sure, why not. And someone to cuddle with, huh? I'm sure I can arrange something," he says with a wolfish grin.