@ScreenAcne in any case I appreciate the support

Guess that makes it my turn to get to posting - It'll go up at some point today.

sorry i was gone for so long!! I'll post like... NOW

bam

Right, sorry. I got a lot going on right now. I haven't even posted in my IC. I'll post either tonight or tomorrow.

Posted.

I'd say sorry about the wait but I've been meaning to lose a few pounds.

Yeah, homophones gag is all I got. Don't worry, I won't expect a check in the mail this week from the legion of comedic support.

I think that, our characters aren't meshing too well. It's not bad but we can do better. Maybe we should talk about possible stuff we can do to make their interactions a bit more spicy?

I'm not really sure... I've only had this happen one other time and I wasn't sure how to fix it because the other player just dropped out instead of trying to fix it.

Gin is definitely an interesting character but he seems a little bored. all the time. or boring to play. is he not boring to play? He has no enthusiasm. No offense.

Well, I think characters not meshing is not necessarily a bad thing. I mean, as long as some motive is keeping them working together, then maybe it isn't such a terrible thing to have a little conflict - though resolution is not bad either. Maybe their POV align for some other reason? A great good of some sort.

@DeadlyEssence

@Xikari chan

Yes, I am going to be honest. Gin is a dogmatic person and I have a bad history of not being able to make my character split from their dogma a little, in terms of religion and tone. I think you are right, perhaps though that can be a part of his personality though. His aggressive nature can make him overly reserved to whatever crap he believes.

I might make him slip up a bit more from now and show his quirkiness.

Deadly, yeah. Conflict is what I meant, I don't think anyone really made a bold enough statement in character points to really create it though. I sort of tried to do that with Gin when he went ranting a little but it seems writing play are a bit different for the hooks we use. Xikari seems to be an adventure player and I'm used to psychological, slow scenes. So I'm trying to drop subtle things that slow stuff down and Xikari- whom is being a good gm by the way via doing this- is keeping stuff moving constantly.

So, it's a little of pacing shock on my end.

Sorry if seems like I'm rushing through things, screenacne, I'm just used to keeping things going. If you want to have a slower paced scene we can like at campfire or something. At which point we can even get to know our characters better and have them get to know each other better. Maybe?

That's a good idea, but don't force it. We'll do it naturally as we go along. I just need to adjust how I write, I also got to be honest. Between being sick and not sleeping well for a while now, I may be RP'ing gin so cut and dry because my head is muffled.

I'll get my post up soon. Kind of swamped after my little vacation.

Promise to post tomorrow. >.>