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<blockquote data-quote="Cyath" data-source="post: 3485489" data-attributes="member: 37023">You may want to make sure you can handle all the rp plotlines you are involved in . I am a prime example , where I will act on impulse to join in , or start something totally new ...but unfortunately leading me away from the plotlines I was already involved in . I mean its pretty clear what the negatives are to this . 1) You upset the other players you are involved with . 2) Some people may begin to think you are not in a storyline for its whole length , which in turn encourages people to become reluctant to start anything with you. Also , keep in mind that each character deserves some development . Time is what makes a character more real, more unique shall I say . I hope you don't get caught up in creating a mulitude of characters and only managing to play each of them a short while.&nbsp; I&nbsp; speak for myself here , but I know I need a certain attachment to each of my chars for myself to be an effective rper. Adeleana's player brought that up within her reply , and she is very right by saying that sometimes what you need to do is just go back and re-design or add something to your character. Anyways to cut my banter ..my point is to perhaps give the existing plotlines a chance to develop further . Perhaps they are just gathering suspense for a massive plot ending event ? Who knows , but just try to be patient. Laters</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cyath, post: 3485489, member: 37023"] You may want to make sure you can handle all the rp plotlines you are involved in . I am a prime example , where I will act on impulse to join in , or start something totally new ...but unfortunately leading me away from the plotlines I was already involved in . I mean its pretty clear what the negatives are to this . 1) You upset the other players you are involved with . 2) Some people may begin to think you are not in a storyline for its whole length , which in turn encourages people to become reluctant to start anything with you. Also , keep in mind that each character deserves some development . Time is what makes a character more real, more unique shall I say . I hope you don't get caught up in creating a mulitude of characters and only managing to play each of them a short while. I speak for myself here , but I know I need a certain attachment to each of my chars for myself to be an effective rper. Adeleana's player brought that up within her reply , and she is very right by saying that sometimes what you need to do is just go back and re-design or add something to your character. Anyways to cut my banter ..my point is to perhaps give the existing plotlines a chance to develop further . Perhaps they are just gathering suspense for a massive plot ending event ? Who knows , but just try to be patient. Laters [/QUOTE]

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