I am a little late to the derailing of the thread, but uh... stop it.

I am a little late to the derailing of the thread, but uh... stop it.

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That's when the tagging system comes into play for helping determine that kind of stuff.

My thoughts exactly. You'd have a board for all types on one RP and you'd be forced to tag your 'writing level'. Say you'll stick with the free/casual/advanced system. I and a few others tag a few RPs as casual in the 'fandom' board. Then, users can check the 'fandom' board and either leave it unfiltered, or filter for the free/casual/advanced tags.

This way you leave freedom for both those who want a certain experiences and the ones that just like to throw darts and see what sticks.

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Well, the audience shouldn't tag things. The GM should. And the GMs already have this feature in our current framework. We just can't search by tags yet.

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I guess being burned alive and being used to stuff teddy bears isn't threatening enough.

Perhaps I'll gut them and use their intestines to make charm braclets for their mothers.

to far?

I know this is supremely ironic because of how off-topic it is, but I appreciate your signature. #DawiPride

Who hurt you?

Ok but seriously, we need to stay on topic or else I have to be the bad cop. Usually that's Ruby and she scares me so. Do me the favor.

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Dal Tromm, brother.
Too bad most Warhammer Roleplays don't have dedicated players. You'd think the Advanced section would but nah.

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I have no idea why but it feels like the 40K and Fantasy scene has the quickest turnover rate of any of the fandoms, with the only real exception I can think of being Star Wars. It's weird, and I have no idea what causes it, but I've yet to join a game that didn't fall off a cliff in two week's time.

I find it kind of ironic that a hobby like ours has a community with such poor retention. Roleplaying games, both of the tabletop and video variety, require hundreds of hours of gameplay to reach completion at times. Writing tends to be one of the longest forms of entertainment we have. Yet when the two end up smashed together, nobody wants to stick around!

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Outside of a few exceptions, we kind of are?

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I have no idea why but it feels like the 40K and Fantasy scene has the quickest turnover rate of any of the fandoms, with the only real exception I can think of being Star Wars. It's weird, and I have no idea what causes it, but I've yet to join a game that didn't fall off a cliff in two week's time.

I find it kind of ironic that a hobby like ours has a community with such poor retention. Roleplaying games, both of the tabletop and video variety, require hundreds of hours of gameplay to reach completion at times. Writing tends to be one of the longest forms of entertainment we have. Yet when the two end up smashed together, nobody wants to stick around!

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I'm honestly eighty percent sure you're trolling at this point, but I'll bite.

One guy saying he doesn't want to RP with you does not mean there's some site-wide conspiracy to keep the poor, victimized arena posters down.

I am a little late to the derailing of the thread, but uh... stop it.

I am a little late to the derailing of the thread, but uh... stop it.

I am a little late to the derailing of the thread, but uh... stop it.

@Dynamo Frokane okay dude holy fucking shit, I'll take your bait.

I have, not ever not once, contradicted myself. I have never stated when I got this opinion of Arena, and even when I did, I even knew the first time around full-well that you were a notorious figure around the guild. I decided to give you a shot anyway. Then you decided to have an absolute fucking *meltdown* in your RP and nuke the whole thing for no reason despite having a dedicated playerbase.

Then I was like 'aight, okay.' when I saw you going for the reboot. I'm like "Eh, maybe he'll be an adult about it. We could set our differences aside, I could join his RP and show him I'm not malicious and we could still get along somewhat."

You respond to this by absolutely lashing out against me, refusing to open dialogue and then locking the thread.

You want people to not have a toxic view of arena? Start with self-improvement.

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If you are, then you are not whom I refer to.

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Maybe if it's not in a real tabletop setting, people lose interest. We dont have miniatures to paint or armies to throw at each other.

I'm going to focus on my posts, you guys let me know if you want me to elaborate on anything relative to the discussion.