UrbanEvolution

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Presenting interest.

Alola! From Alola!

@Bornlucky

Yeah no problem dude. I'd like to retract my reservation for now then- if I make a character before someone else claims it then what happens, happens. But I dont want to take it away from someone since I'll be making a whole new character concept.

Alola! From Alola!

@Bornlucky

How many pokemon are we allowed to roll with, if you dont mind me asking? Because sometimes I run an older teenager (18-19)/pokemon ranger since 11 year olds being responsible with creatures that can destroy mountains never settled right with me.

Alola! From Alola!

@Bornlucky

I'd like to reserve the "New Kid" option, if still available.

Alola! From Alola!

I like the 4th option. Might play a Unovan trainer if I do it.

You could do a little of 2 and 3 to solidify the bonds of our characters.

*Doesn't own Moon yet* So I don't have any experience in Alola yet lol. It would be like an adventure for me too.

@Pudding

The amount of pokemon who LOSE speed through evolution is astonishing. Grass Trail gave me the ol' razzle-dazzle a few times. One of the more difficult games I've experienced yet. Reminded me a lot of Pokemon Red/Blue/Fire Red/Leaf Green at times. Really cool story and the funniest team yet.

8.5/10, not enough Zubats.

Getting in the mood to write

Though not exclusively linked to roleplay, I figured this was a good thing to discuss anyway. Writing to me has never been a task that I enjoy. As strange as that may sound, if I explain, perhaps you will agree.

So what do you do? How do you typically get in the mood and stay in the mood to write? How do you avoid getting bored, distracted?

@Buddha

I don't do a lot of my serious writing on this forum. I don't participate in the writing contests because I'm here to mess around with my friends and have fun.

A lot of my actual good work is on a different RPG account. But I feel as though I should comment anyways. Ever since my friend died and I started my first book it's just kinda felt different. There's something really special about being alone under lamplight and just... going. I've been doing it for way too long to be doing it for fun or because I enjoy it though, at least when I'm writing seriously.

To me, writing in the zone is the best feeling ever.

If Stalin or Hitler threw me into one of those concentration camps or gulags, I'd carve words into wood with my nails. If they took my fingers, I'd use my teeth. If they pulled my teeth, I'd blink morse code to any passing bird or unfortunate soul who understands morse and has to spend time interpreting my shitty words. If they cut off my eyelids, I'd fart words into the troposphere. Ozone layer be damned by my poetic methane.

They'd probably have to kill me to stop me from writing.

It's basically how I breathe.

All I do is set aside some time. When I start on a subject, it sits in my head and ferments. I'd suggest writing about things that you have a lot of ideas for, and expanding upon them.

Retrocausality

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still the 3rd for me, broski

@Undine

I bet you're going to tell me the world isn't flat too, or that the universe isn't geocentric, or that I have no hope in retaking the holy land in my crusade.

Retrocausality

It is 12:19AM on Friday the 4th and we have not received a list yet.

I demand a refund.

This is an outrage.

Retrocausality

@McHaggis ... I'll give you five dollars if you reject @UrbanEvolution.

@Mr Allen J

You probably wouldnt even have to pay as much as you'd just have to ask nicely.