Obsidian_Dragoon

((The only time Blue is never lost is when he's looking at someone's butt. That day he lost sight of the rumpus. . . A sad day indeed.))

I feel they're important very much so when it comes to anything involving roleplaying in an environment that can facilitate that kind of effect. Sometimes it's the randomness of whose involved and something forming that makes it memorable, impacting. Sometimes some general scripting is necessary to set the tone, over-scripting like it's a movie steals away too much potential in my view. Having too much constriction limits the height of a characters change and chance to make calls they ordinarily wouldn't because the situation managed to push it. I believe it's important to be far more aware of what the idea is if it isn't random and how it can present. Sometimes, it's far better for a Supergroup because it can easily make sense and can be written into what's already happening with far better cohesion. In terms of major conflicts being resolved too easily the answer usually is have it be a consequence that ended up a cause for it. Because of the kinds of Roleplayer's around networking (Or the occasional character that can, 'Mary Sue-it-all') will exist. It isn't uncommon for people to think their action right, under normal circumstances -would- be right only for it to blow up in their faces. Thinking that you were strengthening a ward to keep something sealed inside turning into actually being a way to give what was inside that last bit of power to siphon in order to break out.