Ahem.

The fact that some GMs think they are all powerful and can do anything they want when they feel like it in an RP. I understand some people like to take their roleplays seriously and such and all that, but if someone criticizes the way you are handling things... and the GM seemingly nerfs your character or gets your character to have something horrible happen to them, because of 'plot', the very next day. It tends ro grind my gears til sparks are flying.

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I don't know the context, but GMs are the directors of the RP and kinda are “all powerful”. Doesn't mean they should be assholes or unflinching tyrants, but they do have that autonomy and that right to do what they think is best for their RP.

@PrinceAlexus Reminds me of a really promising RP. First RP someone made, then a few days in, they up and vanished and haven't been back on the site since. Feelsbadman.

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But I haven't left!

Canon x OC pairings where the thread maker wants OC slot makes it look like the following:

OP wants to make a creative character and slot the other person in a position of rigorously sticking with the canon of the given verse so OP can fulfill a fetish to be a part of the universe (fandom, basically) without inviting much creative modifications from the other side. Hence, a non-original roleplay, and something probably better suited to just being a poor grammar, no paragraph fanfiction for the interest it will probably bring. Bonus for it being an anime totally not ecchi set of pairings.

What's with the prevailing new trend of black on guild background for titles and such?

It's not unreadable per se, compared to some of the other "styles" people like to use, but in my book it's almost as semantically bad as using some abhorrent shade of dark blue on guild background for dialogue. Is it... cool to make everything dark like that on a dark theme?