When people are giving you one block, or not putting actual spaces between paragraphs, or are including multiple lines of dialogue in one paragraph, it gets confusing. When there are multiple male characters and the pronoun he is just thrown around to refer to all of them in the same sentence, it gets confusing. It's no surprise that the posts shion is not getting right with her notes are the ones that myself and AlaynaMae cannot comprehend either. I don't expect people to spend a lot of time proofing their work but heck, I think Kossage has been struggling a bit just because English isn't his strongest language and it's not being made easier by inaccurate word use.
If you want, go for it, although I've not had any real trouble (well, until linebreaks were left out of a recent post, but yeah).
Should I (or someone) maybe write a quick guide on how to format your post? Reading some of these is really difficult and I'm a super good reader. I can't imagine how tough it is for some of the others.
Yes, but I imagine a lot more goes on in Lucrecia that I might not necessarily need to be on top of, for instance. Of course a good RPer should be aware of everything, but the time starved of us my not want to ctrl+f our way through looking for references to places and then trying to glean whether or not that post changes our ideas. Just a suggestion!
I considered it, but there would be too much jumping back and forth as people move around. At the moment, I don't expect it to take long to reach the farmland from either location given that it's basically farmland from Lucrecia through to Naith.
Would it not be particularly useful to have separate threads for each location so it is easier to follow current events in each locale? I do like your example of an outworlder appearing. I thought for a second you were having a laugh, but quite nice demonstration for the others.
Ooh, I love FAQs. I didn't realise there was one. Happy to raise concerns to make sure everybody can have optimal the optimal roleplaying experience. After all, there is potential for a decade-long (real time) or longer narrative to form here! It would be a wonderful legacy creation.
Keep throwing concerns like this to me, though - I'll add it all to the FAQ.
I can only hope everybody approaches it with that in mind. I shouldn't be concerned; one would expect that people interested in this will have the creative instinct to understand this, but I'm used to, er, crisper control of words and worlds. It should be fine, I just need to relax and enjoy. I'm really quite excited to see how it turns out, even though I likely won't be able to participate.
That is up to people who want to get creative with how they do it. Perhaps some worlds share similar magic, while others do not? Some mages could be able to use this magic with ease, while others from other worlds could struggle with the loss and the need to re-learn everything.
