Apologies all, went and stayed black for longer than what was anticipated. I feel partly responsible for what you're feeling, Dervs. Sincerely and super sorry this has worn you down. Holding tight to a hobby until you've squeezed all joy from it does not bode well for the soul. I'm sad to see you take leave, but I'm gladdened by your continued guidance and your choice to take time for yourself to reset and repair.
Welcome back, Sunny D! We've all been guilty of the same at one point or another, and some more than others (*ashamedly shrinks into private corner of purgatory*). Happy you're back in action.
Wow, we have a new guy! Greetings to you, Shonny-boy. Can't remember the last time we took on a new player so that makes you kind of a rarity, and therefore this review process is kind of a big deal. Dervs is on point with his critique. Those who were new to this chapter had to explain how our folks handled the Auroras, and given the timing of your entrance, you'd need not only that but a recount between then and now to properly sync up our timelines. Your C.S has made a mighty fine impression, regardless. Can't wait 'til you're finally one of us so we can officially welcome you with open arms
and ritualistic pluming.
Cairomaru said
No i haven't heard from her since well, the last time she posted. She actually hasn't been on psn for almost a month now, so I haven't been able to contact her.So long as someone can do the organize riot/initiate riot post, i could jump in at any time.
Holy sheet, a whole month?! Doing lots of Let's Play with Catchup.
Coordination needs to spread between the group so we don't run the risk of getting singled out. I can it being spearheaded by one person - NPC or PC (dibs on not being that PC) - so long as we all do our part to feed into the confusion. But what I propose is that we each come up with a distraction, work out ways to orchestrate them at the same time or in sequence, and form a taskforce for each to power it through. The result of combining various tasks would be the chaos needed to attract a large response force. For example, I'm about to introduce a group of locals whose 'talents' will come in handy. Talk to the locals, learn about their way of life and how the Occupation has made an impact on it. Find out why they're comfortable with the Occupation and this new peace, or why they hate the usurpers and crave freedom. Like if Blade befriends some brutes from an underground fighting ring, then either spurs on their collective bad tempers or calls on their muscle during the riot, or Sion (FTR I pronounce it as "Kah-rah-sai-on") and Friends get mixed up with a secretive group of mages and fling bolts from the rooftops (
GOTTAH RUN FAST). Not saying you guys should go do that, we can definitely partner up on the same task or figure something else out. We can also pick apart the situation in lead up to the riot, highlight the political and social problems. Fan the embers, in other words. Examples of this can be good ol' gossip and rumour, an increase in crime rates (fun) to draw attention to the City Guard's bias and/or pisspoor response times, propaganda (news articles exposing corrupt guardsmen, posters promoting a "Free Hammerfell"), etc. Gives us a bit of autonomy from a RPing viewpoint while retaining the ideals of teamwork.
Why the autonomy? Because people like me like to go invisible woman sometimes. Unless you're a man... Invisible man... shutting up.