idlehands said
Wow, good idea! Remake a thread that a mod just locked.

Jerkchicken said
+1 post count

Dervish said
I actually have a legitimate one that's more of a gripe and a peeve than a complaint.It irks me when people put something along the lines of "With a twist!" in the title, because few things will discourage me from taking a look more than that. Sell your game based on it's merits, not how it tries to differentiate itself from other overly similar games with a cheap gimmick.

Prince said
I think I'll let the beast return to its shackles after the last thread. I see no reason in provoking Brovo, as I'm sure he would love a 'bout with the Gentlemen Beast. He can be president, anyway. Princes have far more fun. ;)

idlehands said
Wow, good idea! Remake a thread that a mod just locked.

• People that don't realize their word use and sentence structure are enough to alter the meaning or delivery of their message.


• People that disregard the artistic aspect of anything. Things are so much more beautiful as art.


• Lack of at least one eloquently-worded introduction. A description should always be present in a roleplay; it should be short, concise and informative. An exposition should be well-written and able to repeatedly remind readers of the atmosphere of the roleplay.


• People who critique without asking permission. It's rude as fuck to just go around judging people. There is a time and place for everything.


• Any GM that thinks they cannot be corrected. As a GM and seeing other GM's, I find it insulting and weak if a GM cannot make a mistake and compromise for it. We're all human.


• The concept of 'my word is law'; that's not healthy for anything. Everything around us is fiction and everyone is human. We make mistakes and even those in power should make up for them apologetically.


• Anyone who forgets the basic notion we're all human. This is a recurring theme of mine, especially with GM's. It is natural to apologize and compromise with anyone.

• I absolutely hate those whom would use the ignorance of others, especially when only providing select excerpts, in an attempt to justify themselves. I find it weak, disgusting and nothing less than absolutely immature. Doing so is nothing less than toxic and I'd go far enough to claim it is cancerous to a community.

Prince said

• People who critique without asking permission. It's rude as fuck to just go around judging people. There is a time and place for everything.

Tydosius said
I respect your comment, but I'd like to address this. Constructive criticism is perfectly fine. Only destructive or constant criticism is truly rude. Another thing is, society considers it only acceptable to judge someone or something when they ask for it, or when they deserve it, which is a decent thing to believe.

I respect your comment, but I'd like to address this. Constructive criticism is perfectly fine. Only destructive or constant criticism is truly rude. Another thing is, society considers it only acceptable to judge someone or something when they ask for it, or when they deserve it, which is a decent thing to believe.

A lot of people don't come here to 'improve' their writing, but rather to play a game or indulge in escapism. It's kinda like you're having fun playing casually Sonic and exploring the level, then someone walks into the room and starts telling you how you could have gotten a better time. That's still unwanted criticism.

Also take note a lot of people don't take criticism very well and another lot of people doesn't give criticism very well.