Basically the issue is, it can't be a multiverse RP if the multiverse characters are just average joe OCs. If Farmer with Shotgun is stronger than Akuma or Sonic there is a huge flaw in your entire concept.
Oh no! I hope this didn't fizzle out before it could get off the ground @.@
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Not to scapegoat anyone, but I think Archmage MC and Zero Hex may be the culprits of it's downfall.
(Especially one particular person. The moment he entered I was turned off immediately. He knows who he is.)
@Lmpkio
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Damn. Was kind of worried that would be the case. Most GMs tend to get disheartened when the most vocal members of an interest check only have complaints >. <
Oh well. Until the next Multiverse rp appears. :(
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Of course, he could be busy, but judging by what I've seen, it leans much more so to what I initially think. Criticism is good as long as its medium and fair.
A shame too... I was ready to make a character as soon as I see a few more examples and act accordingly. But it seems it didn't happen because of these guys.
(Nor do I have shame in calling them out, especially one of them, because god damnit we've almost had something and yall just had to go there...)
@Lmpkio
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That's always a possibility, but I won't hold my breath. Usually, when people decide to open up an interest check, it's because they plan on being on for awhile. The fact the GM hasn't been on for two days does look like all the complaining was too much. Most likely he just gave up and decided to do something else with his time
Yeah, I would've had something up too, but I couldn't narrow it down to just two of the characters I wanted to use >. <
I get some people would like to see something done a certain way in an rp, but it's a bit much when you keep pushing to have to change the few details on an rp that makes it different from every other kind of rp in that genres. Damn it, the leveling up aspect and memory loss had potential >. <
@jynmi88 The best course of action at this juncture would be to adapt the concept in accordance with any valid criticism received, take 2-3 days to do so and further refine the idea and the post that presents it, and re-pitch it. The biggest criticism I'll give you is that the main post gives a lot of information about the world which is good, but not a lot about the mechanics of the RP that it introduces ... and it could use a good formatting pass.
You had interest so it's reasonable to expect that interest, and potentially more, will come back on a second attempt. My other feedback is that you don't need to go through a formal interest check process before creating and opening an RP. That's not written anywhere. You could skip the re-pitch and go straight to a thread. From experience, I usually see as many people join in after the thread is up as I see people actually come over from the int check (usually int checks have between a 25-50% retention rate on average).
And if it's any consolation, I've had RPs die in similar manners too. Sometimes it's something you do, and sometimes the writing gods just say "No."
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Indeed. It started off well, but then two came in and bashed it on the head. I also believe this is at fault.
I would've at least two alternate canon characters, one from say Talon --> Overwatch and the reverse Overwatch --> Talon.
This wasn't just pushing, this was a pretty strong shove and with little fairness. They wanted something else outside of this RP, a gaming multiverse or something, and not just what it's supposed to be. That's a disaster waiting to happen for nearly any GM who can take things to heart (I mean everyone can/does to a certain extent). But yeah, the ideas presented as said are pretty cool. Maybe someone can rebirth this concept with a slightly more detailed flair (Spoiler Alert: Not me - I got shit to do atm and will probably not be the best GM) but honestly who knows.
Probably because I was trying to get everyone to brainstorm from the get go as opposed to having anything solid right off the bat *.*;
That's probably true, but it didn't seem like Hex and Arch were actively giving criticism as opposed to pushing for things to be done in a way they wanted it to be done.
@Lmpkio
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Which was weird too. I mean, I get some people like things done a certain way, but these guys really went at it like they were insulted at how different it was from what they wanted. Some rps just aren't for everyone, and shouldn't be. I hate to say this because I don't like to be exclusionary but when something is so far off from what you want to do, and you don't have to do it, don't do it.
The first character I was going to do would've problem been an Original from one of the shonen series like One Piece or Bleach. Might've even revived Abigail from the last multiverse rp. For the other one, I wanted to do something close to a silent, righteous angry character, whose strong and good with a gun, similar to the Doomslayer from Doom 2016, because I've been currently playing Doom 2016
Hmmm. I might give it a try later on, because I really want to do an rp, but will probably wait a bit since the last multiverse roleplay I tried setting up got literally zero interest. Probably because I was trying to get everyone to brainstorm from the get go as opposed to having anything solid right off the bat *.*;
Basically the issue is, it can't be a multiverse RP if the multiverse characters are just average joe OCs. If Farmer with Shotgun is stronger than Akuma or Sonic there is a huge flaw in your entire concept.
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This is never a particularly easy lesson to learn, but it's a good one. I've rescinded my interest from so many prospects that I've stopped even mentioning it. I just silently subscribe to the thread and watch. The reason almost every time is that something isn't disclosed up front. A game mechanic, a crucial bit of world lore, you name it and it's happened. The way I've taken to doing int checks is that the full thread as you'd put it up in an RP is what goes up in the int check. The interest check is exactly that, an interest check, to get people in and writing CSs rather than a mostly-finished concept being pitched before its ready. That said, it takes forever ... a lesson I am learning the hard way slowly plugging along with Tear the World Down.
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This is grammatically weird. I can't tell if you're agreeing with me or countering me. Was "didn't" supposed to be "did"?
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> DOOM 2016
Good choice. :)
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Quite so. They forced for something else they wanted when it's not on the menu. Like wanting hamburgers at a fast food hot dog joint. That's not on the menu or what's being shown. You either get what you get, or find a way to improve the concept/product.
Man that would've been a cool character! I love me some Doom so Im fully onboard with a character like so.
We shall see. I'll be onboard if it does happen.
And on that note:
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Oh look... there's a huge flaw in your concept of reasoning.