SacrificialSapphire Moderator

Posts: 23 Join date: 2008-08-24 Age: 15 Location: Fairyland
 | Subject: Forgetting. Mon Aug 25, 2008 4:27 am | |
| I hate it when people forget things in a roleplay.
I once joined a roleplay. I spent lots of time on my character, I liked him a lot.
When everyone joined, we were supposed to post intros. Four players did.
Two people hadn't, so we were left hanging. I eventually had to bug the last person, and she'd forgotten about the roleplay.
Then, we got started. Players were posting, but then this one girl dropped out, and everyone else seemed to forget. It quickly turned into something of a one-on-one between the threadmistress and I.
The thread died.
Now, a different situation: I always seem to get squeezed out of a roleplay.
I joined a gifted human/demon roleplay once. My character was the only gifted human, everyone else was half-demon. My character looked just like a human, a bit pale, but otherwise normal. The others had things like funky ears and tails.
A bit down the line, I'd been busy for a day, so I went back to the thread to check things out. My character hadn't been mentioned or talked to at all in that day, not even by the guy who was flirting with her. Worse still, one of the characters said, "Okay, since (character that isn't mine) and (other character that isn't mine) are the most human-looking..."
I was angry. I'd been completely ignored and forgotten.
And once, in this other roleplay, I was busy so I posted for them to please not flood me. When I got back, there weren't just a lot of new posts, there were a lot of new pages. I'd been completely skipped over.
This happens in almost every single roleplay I join.
Why does this happen? Why do I get left behind all the time? Why does my character slowly disappear? There have been times where I've left the roleplay without notifying anybody and nobody commented me or anything telling me that I'd been inactive without reason.
I would like to STAY in a roleplay, and not be completely ignored as time goes on.
All that probably didn't make a lot of sense, but I'm not very happy right now, and not coherent.
/rant |
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Rebecca Admin

Posts: 29 Join date: 2008-08-23 Age: 16 Location: New York, USA
 | Subject: Re: Forgetting. Mon Aug 25, 2008 4:53 am | |
| Wow, that would really suck. I would be so mad if I got skipped over, but unfortunately, that has already happened to me many times and yes I did get mad. It's so annoying, but I think it happens to everyone, even those who did the skipping over. |
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SacrificialSapphire Moderator

Posts: 23 Join date: 2008-08-24 Age: 15 Location: Fairyland
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PRIDEofTOMORROW

Posts: 11 Join date: 2008-08-28 Age: 17 Location: Kentucky
 | Subject: Re: Forgetting. Thu Aug 28, 2008 6:33 am | |
| Precisely the reason why I prefer Private 1-on-1 roleplays.
Both roleplayers can take the time to bond and understand each other's style, and you won't get flooded or face any of those problems you mentioned. |
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