nautilusmp said
As a player of the first sequel, do I have to resubmit my character sheet (to the best of my memory) so that the newer players can read them, or don't I?

I'd prefer it, just for the convenience of other players.

Euclid said
CS

The modifications you made are fine - doesn't make a difference to me so long as all the essential information is still there. Accepted.

Edit: The quote feature is not kind to CS's.

Hooray for the laziness going away when one sleeps :)

Name: Ebil Bunny

Age: 14



History: Ebil began roleplaying on a different forum other than the guild, a computer game forum, and immediately loved it. When he heard there was an entire forum made for it, he came right over. He roleplayed for quite some time, and actually had been in two of the most popular roleplays on the Guild. When it shut down for the holidays, he was confused, but kept checking for when it would start back up. After a month, it did, but it looked completely different. It made him feel weird, so he stayed off for a week, but RPs beckoned him, and he jumped right in. Then a strange message popped up in his PM Box. Thinking it was a 1x1 thing, he looked at it, but it was a separate conversation, from someone else. It didn't even cross his mind that it was a virus, and clicked on it. Everything went black.

Personality: Ebil is the happy-go-lucky kind of person that can make anyone laugh at any time, even if the person is steaming mad at someone. However, he is only that way around people he actually knows, trusts, and has been with for a long time. If those aren't the case, then he is very shy and sticks to himself, hiding in the corner, while his true self comes out rarely and only in short bursts.

Roleplaying Preferences: Adventure, survival, power/supernatural schools.

Other: Ebil adores pizza.

So, quick question before I go home (and write a CS later today): how will time flow "outside" while the players are in the RP world? That is to say, will the players actually be missed by anyone, or would it look like they've never been gone at all?

Completed the app :)

Ebil Bunny said
Other CS.

Thank you; accepted.

I did an edit to my CS; added a couple of preferences I neglected. Wasn't sure if I should leave non-violent, considering the RP it pertains to was the one that never saw the light of day, so I just took it out.

Neobullseye said
So, quick question before I go home (and write a CS later today): how will time flow "outside" while the players are in the RP world? That is to say, will the players actually be missed by anyone, or would it look like they've never been gone at all?

Time, in this case, is really weird and convoluted.

It all depends on how time flows in whatever roleplay setting you're in, which in turn depends on how time flows in that particular RP (in other words, how fast it's moving). But since most roleplays take quite a few IRL days to make it through a single RP day, it's a pretty safe bet that time flows faster in the real world.

Though I should mention that time still doesn't flow consistently even in a single RP setting, as the speed of the RP can fluctuate, not to mention time skips exist...

And as for the void spots? Who's to say. Practically anything goes.

Is it safe to say that our characters will cross over into other RP worlds and eventually meet each other?

Euclid said
Is it safe to say that our characters will cross over into other RP worlds and eventually meet each other?

Absolutely. It wouldn't be a roleplay otherwise. :P

But yeah, everyone's gonna meet up pretty quickly actually; it's quite easy to pass from one RP setting into the next.

Would it be all right if I roleplayed as myself in the body of a character I created? As in, wake up in the body of said character?

Name: Nautilus Prasetya

Age: 19 by the time he got stuck inside the Guild. However, due to the different rate of time between the Guild and the real world, he should have been 20 by now.

Appearance: Nautilus is a male Indonesian. His skin is brown and never gets brighter as time passes. He is 170cm in height and 60kg in weight; he has stayed that way for the last couple of years. He wears thick glasses with magnitudes of -4 on his right eye and -3.75 on his left. His hair is black and is cut short. Nautilus is known to keep his beard until someone tells him to shave it, although one usually finds his beard length at about 1-5mm.

Personality/History: Nautilus is someone who takes more time to make friends, but that doesn't mean he doesn't like talking to people; it's his inability to treat people properly rather than his rarity of interaction with people that tend to make people run away from him. He has been trying to change that for long, but bad habits are always hard to unlearn. Nautilus is someone who finds it difficult to live in another country; his experience during one-week stay in Europe the summer before he got stuck in the Guild proved just that.

Nautilus was a college student majoring in mathematics, before he clicked the infamous link sometime in September 2013. Among the "first batch" of roleplayers who got stuck inside the Guild, Nautilus was the last to realize that he was inside the Guild itself, due to him keeping to believe more mundane explanations. Even when Muse told him that he was inside the Guild, it still took some time before he could finally accept that fact.

Roleplaying Preferences: Nautilus prefers to roleplay in alternate history settings with a point of divergence quite close to the present time. He also prefers playing gifted people roleplays, but doesn't like superhero-versus-supervillain roleplay because he doesn't believe that when real-life people manifest super powers, that scenario will develop. He believes that each gifted people will have his/her own political agendas that are, being political in nature, always in the grey area and always debatable. Nautilus prefers to be "one among equals" rather than to be the single main protagonist/antagonist of the story.

Other: Nautilus carries a piece of paper and a pen wherever he goes, normally not to take note of things around him but to do maths wherever he may be, as his friends often asks for his help in doing their math homeworks at random times.

Note: This is a character that featured in the first sequel.

Evilorber said
Would it be all right if I roleplayed as myself in the body of a character I created? As in, wake up in the body of said character?

It's not really supposed to work that way, sorry.

Edit: Don't worry, the roleplayers will still learn to do some cool stuff... in time.

Well, now seems like as good a time as any to get back into the RP world. I'll pop up a CS as soon as I can. Hopefully I won't break anything in the process. Away!

*Knocks on door* "Hello?"

Ebil Bunny said
*Knocks on door* "Hello?"

Yes? I did say you were accepted.

Name: Alexander "Sandy" Bridge, Username: Icarus
Age: 22

Appearance: Tall and slim, Sandy's face is usually unkempt, a beard half grown due to the fact that he's simply too lazy to shave. Thick glasses obscure his clear blue eyes, while a mop of dishevelled brown hair - which, unlike his beard, he likes to keep short to keep from obscuring his vision - to complete the semi-lazed façade. Lately his face has taken on a sullen demeanour after having come to the realization that his creations can be (and have been!) lethal.

Personality/History: Somewhat introverted, Sandy mostly keeps to himself, though he has a few close friends. He's the kind of person who looks at the world as though it's a puzzle to be solved, And though this makes him seem distant and somewhat arrogant, he's also fairly knowledgeable and trustworthy for it. While he did fairly well in school, he just can't bring himself to seek higher education, or even a better job than what he's got. He had no idea what he was getting into when he clicked that link, but in the say - in his perspective - that's passed, he's seen someone die at what was effectively his own hand, and briefly encountered what was apparently the madman that brought them here.

Roleplaying Preferences: He prefers Science Fiction, or more grounded fantasy settings, but he won't turn away from a good mystery or horror setting. He feels confident in his ability to tell a story, but not so confident on the consistency of his posts, which is why he stays in Casual rather than trying his hand in Advanced.

Other: While he lived alone in a small apartment, he knows that if he went missing there would be people looking for him, but he has no way of knowing how long it's actually been...

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My CS feels a little weeny now. >.> But I managed to get what I could remember. Damn you Google Cache for not just letting me copy and paste. >.<

Welcome back. :P

I didn't mean it like that, I just don't like saying bump. It makes me feel awkward.

Not to sound impatient - more eager, really - but, how many characters are we needing before this officially starts?