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Boop. http://www.storytellerscircle.com/threads/things-that-gms-are-looking-for.2809/

Hey, it's ArQane. Recently, I have been more and more involved in recruiting members to my roleplays, and I picked up several things that I (and probably other GMs) look for when accepting players into their RPs. Whether it is things to not do when going through the RP process, or tactics that...

Altering history is something writers hate doing (as do I). But there is no point in completely following history either, because you have no leverage in bending the plot. Realistic is much more optimal. You can create history without choking yourself of the on the bounds of the real world.

Honestly, you'll do fine. Just follow guidelines made by the RP, and create a character you enjoy writing. Try to pack a lot of emotions and personality in the character, to make it more realistic. Those are the ropes, really. You'll do fine.

Let's say, you used a character in one RP. Avoid forcing that same character in another RP. Especially using some "Saving multiple universes" and "Dimension jumping" background. That is beyond cheesy. *Cough Cough*

Don't godmode and, apparently there is the need to mention this Don't fkin forcibly try to reuse characters if they don't fit .-. Today, I had to deal with both of these issues :| Imagine it.