Kingdom of Knuffel

Baccano seemed kind of random to me. I mean I ended up getting what happened after watching it a second or third time...

@Nari: Wow, that's awful. Can't you make a complaint? >_<;


@Nuke: Thanks. Aha, I don't think I'd join a group RP if I knew that there were people who instead of initiating something would complain about people who wouldn't RP with them. In my case it's generally something Stu-like, as in, "Cain, the coolest, most powerful vampire is a solitary character who would kick your OC's ass if you so much as look at him. He has a dark history, and that's why he can get away with being a jerk --even so, all the girls/guys want him." Of course, these types of RPers are generally more subtle about it. ^^;

I enjoy the one-on-ones, whether or not we follow through with romance. I think you have to put in a bit more effort in terms of keeping things flowing, but it's not too bad, if each person does their part. You also have more room for things like plot-twists, and as long as you're good at throwing in NPCs and supporting characters every now and then, it works out.

With Faris, I don't think any sort of romance would happen within the first twenty pages of the story. I'm not the type of instant romance, and most of my RPs have a foundation of some sort before it ever gets to that (regardless of whether or not one person is attracted to another in between.)

I actually have high demands for my one-on-ones (if you're interested, I could show you the thread I've made for it --though it's closed); I think I'm too fickle for my own good, but the players I do write with generally give me little to complain about and are capable of creating interesting, if not unique characters. They also have excellent writing styles that challenge and impress me, and know how to push forward a good plot.

I don't see the point of writing in an RP I would end up unsatisfied with. As such, I rarely RP. XD;


@Zia: Long hair reminds me of Squalo, but the bombs is definitely Gokudera. XD

Oh, and even though Miria is kinda chipper (er, well, that's not the word I'd use to describe her), I find her likable. But then again, I generally don't like chipper females, so maybe it has the opposite effect for you. XD


@Nuke: The name "baccano" itself means "ruckus." Amidst the chaos of the anime, however, there's a story in the layers that makes more sense than most anime do. XD

Baccano! was very random. I had no idea what was going on. But I only saw like, three episodes while dozing off.

Gokudera! That's him. He's got semi-long hair. I love his pet thingy, too!

XD I like Goku too. He's a fanboy.

I only started to understand Baccano! about half way through. XD;

@Hart- I think I'd be picky too if I was doing a 1x1. It's hard to stay interested if people don't make interesting characters and if they're Sues/Stus or the romance or whatnot ends up unrealistic. I co-wrote a story before and greatly enjoyed that, but we didn't cross paths that much. I assume 1x1 the point is opposite, it's for the characters to interact. I would make use of so many extra characters though. I already use extras pretty heavily in group RPs (especially before I meet many people.)

I can't remember all the characters from Baccano! There was one guy who wasn't really involved in the main plot, but he was a mechanic and kind of nuts.

That's a bummer. That's the kind of thing I'm afraid of. v.v

@Nuke: Yeah, the plot is sketched out, but also left pretty open to changes, and the focus is more on the OCs than the story.

Oh, Graham! XD I liked him too. He was a bit strange, but they all were... kinda.


*pats Zia's back* Partners come and go. XD;

Yesh, Graham. He reminded me of Viral from TTGL and Gunji from Tagainu no chi (though I've never actually played the game...)