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I'm not even trying to insult her.

I'm just pointing out an enormous logical fallacy in what she's saying and implying.

Duh huh huh~

I think what she's saying is that Levi People have some good roleplayers, and she's gonna let them finish. But Commerce has some of the best roleplayers of all time. Of all time!

Also in regards to Jello.




And in regards to the topic, Gestalt. Gestalt is a thread I made to play with the people I really enjoy playing with at a leisurely pace. If you're there, then you're at the top of my list. Chances are you know why you're there and have been mentioned already. Save Owle, Owle gets special mention because she is the goddamn trooper of RP. Even though she's not on Gaia anymore she's making sure that even in the face of popularity contests, if she thinks something is dumb, it will be heard.


Some other mentions.

-Kaminosai and his crew will always have a place in my heart for fun stories and characters that are way different than what I usually play. Yes, the power levels could be ridiculous, but I'll be dammed if it wasn't fun to try to have my silly characters keep up with gods.

-Crawley for straight up keeping it real, unlike a lot of the other people that shy away from "meta" characters, Crawley does get it. He understands the draws of stories, and characters with complex power sets. He just doesn't give a ********: Just because.

While there are a fair amount of skilled writes in Levi, and online forums in general, I'd have to say that some of my favorite players would be from casual roleplays. One whom I think does a great job describing her multiple characters is Kokuna from a Barton thread. Other would include Vv-UrieL-vV, and other members of the 'Crimson Blood' thread that has been moved to the recycle bin. The largest reason for the casual role play is the pure chaos, and random occurrences that can take place, defying reality and probability. One example is the Marshmallow and Paint War of 2006 (summary can be found on the first page), that is constructed of poorly typed posts that have a lot of character action. whee Though my bad spelling and grammar is embarrassing, redface I feel (at least for me) that it adds to the nostalgia of remembering when I was bad at roleplaying. 3nodding

I didn't join Gaia yesterday.

I've seen plenty of rpers, even before I knew any of you guys.

I just listed the ones that I DEFINITELY liked the most.

Which, tbh, I should've only listed Crawley and Dash and leave it at that, since those two inspired me to change and better my style. Probably the only rpers I've tried to emulate.

This is going to sound hokey...

But the person who is my favorite RPer of all time...is no longer with us, and hasn't been for a while. But she wasn't afraid to do some random crazy s**t in RP, but she made clear that no matter what was in RP stayed in RP, and that she loved every one of us. I still miss her.

Wenn

It's passive aggressive to act as if you're above the notion you're applying to other people.

It also makes you a hypocrite when that particular condition is not actually met. Which, in this case, it obviously is not.



Which has nothing to do with the fact that the observation is directly applicable to you, as well. Which is my entire point, although I suppose it's much easier to argue the semantics of what someone says than the logic they're actually using.



Okay? What does anything Fox or anyone saying something have anything to do with me? I made it a point of saying that I wasn't trying to insult you. You - and several others - seem to think that I have some sort of influence, or can direct other people's actions when it comes to certain folk within this guild. I can't, in any of the above suggestions.

Whether or not someone chooses to insult you is there choice, and has nothing to do with the validity of what I say.



And you apparently can't stand to post for more than a couple of days without implying something negative about "this group" or the people therein. Maybe it's because when you make an observation, you most often turn your nose up in the air at people, and then proceed to stick your head in your a**, and the resultant observations end up being baseless at best and insulting at worst.

If you're not trying to insult the people you make "observations" and implications about 3/4ths of the time, I would honestly be hugely surprised, because that's all I ever see, even when you make them in conversations I'm not even apart of.. which is most often when I see them.



They also don't imply insulting insinuations about people constantly when those people don't agree with them, or simply about the group as a whole.

Maybe that has something to do with it. I by no means justify constant personal attacks on you, and never have, regardless of what username you go by, but maybe you should consider the fact that making insulting implications is going to make yourself a target for attacks, and if you can't talk to people without having your nose turned up in the air, you just shouldn't talk to them at all.