Just to let you guys know, I'm xinnone. I ended up changing my user to something much cooler-sounding, lmao.
Anyway,
@OSIEIPPO I have a few questions regarding your character, which was brought up to me when you mentioned that you'd "fixed" him. Though I'm not the GM, nor did I ever have to approve of Ralph, his mental illnesses are extremely surprising. It appears as though you've flippantly taken the issues of depression, social anxiety, schozophrenia, and "etc" (whatever that means) in justifying his personality. Not only that, but he is seriously unmedicated as well, which would be impossible. He holds a decent job, is the sole caretaker of his daughter, and is about to have a surprise party that very same day. A mentally healthy person would struggle with those difficulties already, and yet, Ralph seems unphased. Being dropped off into another world would be shocking in it of itself, let alone to someone with clearly very serious issues. For instance, if you woke up in the middle of nowhere, I doubt that introductions would be the first thing you'd think of. I'm not saying that he shouldn't have a mental illness (mine has panic attacks, for example), but you must push towards understanding what sort of personality traits would arise with someone who shouldn't even be able to function.
Anyway,
@OSIEIPPO I have a few questions regarding your character, which was brought up to me when you mentioned that you'd "fixed" him. Though I'm not the GM, nor did I ever have to approve of Ralph, his mental illnesses are extremely surprising. It appears as though you've flippantly taken the issues of depression, social anxiety, schozophrenia, and "etc" (whatever that means) in justifying his personality. Not only that, but he is seriously unmedicated as well, which would be impossible. He holds a decent job, is the sole caretaker of his daughter, and is about to have a surprise party that very same day. A mentally healthy person would struggle with those difficulties already, and yet, Ralph seems unphased. Being dropped off into another world would be shocking in it of itself, let alone to someone with clearly very serious issues. For instance, if you woke up in the middle of nowhere, I doubt that introductions would be the first thing you'd think of. I'm not saying that he shouldn't have a mental illness (mine has panic attacks, for example), but you must push towards understanding what sort of personality traits would arise with someone who shouldn't even be able to function.