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I understand that i did not respond well to this situation, as that day was not a good day for me by any means. I understand that you thought he would not do well, but see, misunderstandings can be sorted out in play. Characters being thrown together randomly aren't going to go together like cookies and milk the moment they meet. Thus, overcoming these misunderstandings will help all the characters improve, and even strengthen any bonds they already have. Ghost rider was worked with others many times, even people other than fellow Riders. He isn't ALWAYS the 'badass lone wolf' Though i'm fine with not having ghost rider, he's more of a treat than a neccesity to me. On to deadpool. Deadpool isn't used as a 'tragic character' He's a professional hitman with a sense of humor. The way I play him may not be exactly like the original, but he's pretty close in all reality. He's not being 'random' he's being a badass! It takes balls to crawl down the throat of something that could kill him just by exhaling the right way. The problem I had is that people thought that I was making deadpool a joke after just having him do two (count it, two!) purposely funny things. (the torched taco and the 'hemorroids ahoy' joke) Other than that he was genuinely trying to be a help to the rest of the group by taking out dragons one by one.This character sheet has been deleted. Reason: Deemed 'against the ethics of the roleplay' by the new people.I'mma have to disagree. No one ever used those terms. The discussion came about because people felt Ghost Rider was not only a poor choice for what is a group-based roleplay, given his personality as a lone spirit of vengeance and that his penance stare would be useless against bosses (the only enemies you'd have reason to use it against), but also that he would be wildly mis-represented, leading to a character that would have been Ghost Rider only because it had the name and shared the powers, and those things do not a character make. It developed because, in all honesty, you failed to provide reasonable counterpoints to the arguments presented against you. Not only did you choose to take criticism as a conspiracy against you, you relied entirely on the premise of allowing a fusion of personality between character, which I have to say just defeats the point of bringing in the actual character anyway, might as well just make Joe Schmoe what got Ghost Rider's powerset on the transition. You also appealed to your own supposed seniority over other players in this roleplay as if that had anything to do with the discussion at hand, only to then threaten to quit the roleplay in a huff while saying it's "high time it died in your eyes", completely undermining any possiblepoint your previous tenure in the roleplay might've had. Was the character against the rules? Not really, not like anyone ever argued this anyway. Does that mean the character was a-okay? In my eyes and those of the people arguing against you, not really, because it wasn't actually Ghost Rider. On a personal note, this is why I choose to not play canon characters, because I know I won't get them just right and I'd rather not bastardize something I like. While resorting to personal attacks might have been uncalled for, your absolute refusal to accept that this might not have been the best idea didn't exactly endear you to others, and the little quip about original characters was mean, but I support roleplayers making their own characters even if they're obvious ripoffs/tributes/clones over taking someone else's work and messing it up.
You seem to have a major issue with getting your tenses right. "A rifle stock slams into the back of his head and he stumbles forward onto the vault door. He growls and brings a hand to the console at the side of the door" is in present tense, when it shouldn't be. "A rifle stock slammed into the back of Finnand's head, sending him tumbling into the vault door. Growling, he brought his hand to the console at the side of the door." flows much better.yeah, i like to write in the present in most cases. I'm breaking the habit for my actual stories however (trying to)