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I understand. I'll work on the character sheet. Thank you for your dedication for a smooth roleplay experience for all!

If I've read the Omniverse rules, and say I've even gone so far as to read some of the histories of the worlds I plan on visiting, then what additional efforts would a GM need to undertake to allocate a player into the roleplay? I apologize for my confusion.

Lutetia and the outskirts of Isiria were my first preferred destinations. Lowly. Grimy. Lots of peoples willing to part with information for a quick buck. I also am thinking of exploring eventually a remote corner of space to place more permanent seeds of retreat.

I'm sorry. Is there a protocol for jumping into the Omniverse? Or can I just innately insert a character or two into a zone and start a plotline? What are some things that might help be getting started in the Omniverse?

Ego. I struggle at times being a supporting character.

In my mind, only a very selective range of combatants can draw out a fight into something necessarily needing multiple posts of detail. That is, unless you wish to improve your skill in the art of written fighting. Otherwise, skill or circumstances are usually so different, that realistically...

I didn't know you could make a world too detailed. Maybe you are trying to deliver it too fast?

It depends on the purpose of my post. Answers or questions are usually short and concise. If I want to paint a picture, then I can go on for very long.

Unpredictability. Like real life yea? Would you say that cavity you had last year in your lower left mauler was a plot twist because you couldn't predict it? But everyone has cavities eventually right? So why can't you say you predicted that cavity? Leverage events like these up a notch, and...

So. Now we can defy gravity? Go against it? Or can we create motion in any direction? Or does it have to be against gravity? I figure that the most direct answer to this problem is the manipulation of the graviton. At this point, I figure we'd have the ability to directly apply force to...

I've tried roleplaying as real peoples or in defined fictional worlds. I've always felt hampered with the need to pay respect to the fictional universe I'd be residing in rather than adding to it.

Right now. Everyone is in bed and I've put a sock on the door. An hour ago, I was sitting in the little yard behind the house with a tablet and wifi-extender. Before that I was on my phone with my earbuds, secluded. It is possible, but not without seeming selfish in my mind.

In my mind, the best stories are about good versus good. Is it possible to name any real persons who lacked their own justification for the terrible things they did? Any character I've created, at some point has had or will have to do something to achieve their goal that will cost something...

Usually long. Because I like writing. Short if I'm milking someone for details about something they've created.

I've hardly ever met a character I DO like, even amongst my own creations. This hasn't stopped me from reading a book a week for the last year.

The sparkle of the diamonds were reflected in her eyes. She looked up, smiling, but in a stale appreciation. “It’s beautiful.” She confirmed. He removed the necklace from its satin box, and she turned her back to him, lifting her blonde hair, and showing him her flawless neck. With both hands...

Are you implying moral support is not an important if not essential part of roleplaying? I feel people might be incredibly shallow without an equal amount of moral support to balance all this killing.

In my opinion, a character becomes OP when they are disconnected from society, or have an otherwise tasteless character. Someone like Superman, who does better than most superheroes in my mind, is still a dangerously borderline OP character, because of his immature view on the world. He loves...

Writing I am neither here nor there on. But storytelling c: Listening to good stories is a passion. Becoming a good story teller is my life's goal. So I have been very passionate about writing. It just depends on the story the writing tells.

I don't know. Is friendship better or worse being "strange"?