So I was wondering, are there people out there that enjoy reading role plays without ever participating? Or even making their presence known to the RP members? Or is that the only readers of an RP is its own players?
I personally keep at least one RP to follow and read for every 10 RP I participate in. I know, lots of RPs, I just admire writing instead of TV. Anyone out there actually READ other people's RPs and follow them?
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This is very interesting, the premise is different from all the hundred RPs I have seen throughout my RP career, I am more than interested to join, I know I am late but I hope I can somehow get in, seeing as the story didn't even begin yet.
Interested
@McHaggis
@Numerica
@bittersweetsymphonia
@Red_massa
Accepted!
@bittersweetsymphonia Lauren Mayberry!!! ZOMG she is like my freaking ultimate crush!
Guys check out the Map section, I found this really cool site that documents almost all of Hogwarts and its surroundings in maps and description forms.
@Numerica
@bittersweetsymphonia
@Red_massa
Accepted!
@bittersweetsymphonia Lauren Mayberry!!! ZOMG she is like my freaking ultimate crush!
Guys check out the Map section, I found this really cool site that documents almost all of Hogwarts and its surroundings in maps and description forms.
So I edited it and made it logical. Some restaurants do have service elevators that were mechanical, and it could fit a human the size of Rachel. But Mark will probably have to break the platform and climb using the rope. Let's just get over this part and get to the part where we all are in the second floor, it will just take a post from you, then one from me. Wanna end this confusing scene XD
Why did confusion find its way here? T_T
I will revise and edit my post now.
I will revise and edit my post now.
Guys hurry up and post those CS, we need to start this :0
OscarioTheGuy said
Wait, I thought we were barricading the stairs from the upstairs, blocking us in the upstairs dining area? There's no way they can get through a window?
yes we are doing exactly that, I meant the window on the first floor which Mark and Rachel climbed through, it is like those restaurant windows where it starts a few inches from the ground. I dunno.
After Mark and Rachel climbed over the window they paused for a moment, Rachel asked Mark If he was okay, he nodded. He looked back at the alley, the horde was still coming- this way. Suddenly a figure that was dimly lit waived, "Over here!".
He was a fine young guy, he looked handsome, and troubled. Mark hated what this world took from the young ones, and what it spar back into them. Mark gestured Rachel to help with barricading the stairs. The lot were too busy throwing and stacking every chair and table they got to block off the stairs. They didn't even have time to introduce themselves. Mark helped the young guy with the heavy table, they pushed it together against the greasy and hard floor and into the main door, blocking it off.
As Mark was laboring, he noticed a second older man, this one seemed gritty and experienced. Which meant he was dangerous. He exchanged somewhat bitter eye contact with him (Graham). But it was too dark anyway. The horde was approaching, Mark called Rachel and asked her, "Can you help me block off these windows? ". Mark started pulling chairs and stacking them under the windows, stacking them so they would block off the entrance. A walker could easily push the chairs and climb over, but so far Walkers never showed ability to climb over ledges, they simply walked and growled when they hit an obstacle, where they would just bang it with their hands.
There was a couple windows in the ground floor, Mark and Rachel managed to block them off, and with the main door braced by the heavy table it was safe for the night. The walkers would keep banging against the the main door, but none would come in. The two strangers were stacking chairs and tables from the second floor. So there was no way up for the walkers should they somehow break in. Mark pointed at a small service elevator that could fit a human being, "It's mechanical, they use it to deliver food to the second floor. You go first," he instructed Rachel. As she got in he looked at her and smiled, "you will be alright."
Mark walked over to the stacked chairs at the stairs and called out, "Kid, try to pull up the service elevator, Rachel will be coming up. I'm going next."
He was a fine young guy, he looked handsome, and troubled. Mark hated what this world took from the young ones, and what it spar back into them. Mark gestured Rachel to help with barricading the stairs. The lot were too busy throwing and stacking every chair and table they got to block off the stairs. They didn't even have time to introduce themselves. Mark helped the young guy with the heavy table, they pushed it together against the greasy and hard floor and into the main door, blocking it off.
As Mark was laboring, he noticed a second older man, this one seemed gritty and experienced. Which meant he was dangerous. He exchanged somewhat bitter eye contact with him (Graham). But it was too dark anyway. The horde was approaching, Mark called Rachel and asked her, "Can you help me block off these windows? ". Mark started pulling chairs and stacking them under the windows, stacking them so they would block off the entrance. A walker could easily push the chairs and climb over, but so far Walkers never showed ability to climb over ledges, they simply walked and growled when they hit an obstacle, where they would just bang it with their hands.
There was a couple windows in the ground floor, Mark and Rachel managed to block them off, and with the main door braced by the heavy table it was safe for the night. The walkers would keep banging against the the main door, but none would come in. The two strangers were stacking chairs and tables from the second floor. So there was no way up for the walkers should they somehow break in. Mark pointed at a small service elevator that could fit a human being, "It's mechanical, they use it to deliver food to the second floor. You go first," he instructed Rachel. As she got in he looked at her and smiled, "you will be alright."
Mark walked over to the stacked chairs at the stairs and called out, "Kid, try to pull up the service elevator, Rachel will be coming up. I'm going next."
Richard_III said
Just go for it, I have an essay to write anyway.
Alright, good luck!
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