I think we do this every single time we get excited. It may be best to not repeat history here and divert our attention in five different directions.

Though I do have that Gotham City sandbox game I’m working on…

I do like the minimalistic approach with sheets here, though. It’s just nice to not spend weeks on a CS and stammer like an idiot when it comes time to post.

Which was also a concept I had for The Punisher at some point, where one of his kids survived the Central Park massacre and he had to balance killing criminals every night with a suburban life...

I think we do this every single time we get excited. It may be best to not repeat history here and divert our attention in five different directions.

Though I do have that Gotham City sandbox game I’m working on…

I don't ever plan on leaving a mid-to-high casual setting for games again. Mostly because one of my issues with posting droughts is I feel pressure to keep up with people writing term-paper-length posts every 2 days and get instantly burnt out.

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You try to temper enthusiasm whilst simultaneously hyping Byrd up by dropping the "H" word...

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The problem with not having higher standards is those we end up writing with, I think. I think that’s been the biggest struggle since these things moved from Superherohype to RPG. Bigger audience and sometimes the quality drop effects morale just as much as posting “term paper posts” do. I’m sure there is a good middle ground somewhere.

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*historical heavy breathing*

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What level are we talking here? Nero putting out a blazing Rome or Taft walking up a gentle incline?

Eh, we had not-so-great quality at the Hype sometimes as well. Hell, I know I sucked when I first started. But as long as players are open to constructive criticism and the like, we could bring them along.

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We're talking Prince Alexei trying to breath after a slight bump to his chest.

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Some people aren’t as open to Superherohype kindness, is all I’m saying. I know that I have to be comfortable writing with a group to keep having fun. If things are ridden with spelling errors, wonky characterization, and so forth I tend to want to dip out. I’m not that persnickety either.

Right, which is why I say "If they're open to constructive criticism" haha. It's a delicate balance to be sure, but I also realize I'll probably never experience the Hype days of old, may they forever rest in peace.