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The MMORPG is based on 40K

Played through white already.

I went with Mijumaru, but I'll choose Tepig next round.

1.Czars story is always fun to read. a bit corny at times but fun to read...
The introduction of the first villian was perfect. just keep the gradual pace into the shitstorm and it should be a very fullfilling read for me.

but at times it becomes confusing to read. more then once I had to backtrack because I thought czar was saying or doing something but it turned out to be someone else who was saying/doing it(example)



2.I updated morters story. they arent drafts anymore its the final version of the last two chapters posted, tell me what you think. (I'm working on the next chapter now)



3.Now I will write this again since I Honestly need a second opinion on this.

I want Morter to fall in love with either Diana or Jessica.


Diana will have a split personality thing. whenever she holds a gun or weapon she becomes this master strategist on the battlefield but when she isn't she is a very kind and motherly women who is just infatuated with watermelons (originally it was blueberry's but after seeing my ex gf hug a watermelon I changed it out of funniness).
Diana may eventualy grow out of the little sister thing and start seeing morter as a guy rather then a brother.

Jessie already has a loveseed planted for Morter capable of growing into a relationship plant. She is strong, willful and capable enough to back her words with force. she is a tomboy who loves getting into mischief and picking on people she likes. She is a sickeningly expert shot with a sniper (able to shoot a pilot out of his jet without a scope)
Jessie has the childhood friend thing going on and they already have interesting chemistry.

Both bring good qualities to the table both are able to console him in their own different ways and both are more then capable of kicking his a** into shape if his character needs it.




I'm leaning towards Diana again but before I was leaning towards Jessica.

Hello?

Is anyone here?

Well We're just talking about our stories. Mr. Popo updated Morter's Story and I'm working on Chapter 6 of mine.

http://czar-ino-kaze.deviantart.com/

Read through and tell me what do you think.

Letting you guys know: I finished Chapter 6. It's now up in my DeviantArt page.

I had an epiphany last night after the Super Bowl and several beers. Mmmmm Sam Adam's Winter Lager...

Anyway, I figured out how to quantifying the role playing experiece while using a very simple mechanic for determining abilities.

Ready for this?

The system goes like this. Every time someone posts, ONE person may quote them directly to interact (more than two people can be interacting, but only one person may place a grade). The person responding gives the previous post a grade of 1, 2, or 3. This grade is dependent on several factors, including but not limited to; grammar, originality, consistency of character, believability, clever use of dialog and or pokemon, and basic knowledge of pokemon facts and information. However, the grade given is determined entirely by the person quoting the post in question, meaning the one grading can base that grade on whatever factors they want! All of the points awarded to each poster are pooled together and kept as part of your posts at the bottom as a foot note.

So what are these points for?
Lets go over a few options...

Feats of great strength, stamina, agility, intelligence, and charisma are common to roleplaying. In order to limit the number of great feats a person performs (or pokemon) on a regular basis, each Great Feat will have a point value assigned to it. In order to accomplish such a feat, the poster must spend some of his points to purchase a "Feat Slot".

For example, if lifting a car off the ground enough to release the child trapped underneath was something your character decided to do, you would select the Strength Great Feat, and reduce your point pool by the number of points associated with that ability (to be determined and set by voting committee prior to the start of a campaign). If for instance, we know that a feat of great strength always costs 3 points and you have 13 points accumulated in your point pool, you would post about your character lifting the car and simultaneously place a reduced point pool of 10 in your footnote at the bottom of the post.

This doesn't apply to only basic physical and mental attributes however. Along with the basic Great Feats, a list of Skills will be available that generalize the wide range of abilities a character might have. These skills will be available for purchase just like Great Feats, however the point cost is usually minimal (riding a ponyta effectively costs 1 point).

Thats it! The more you post, the more points you'll rack up. Then you can spend them according to what you want your character to do, and no one can tell you its impossible. Only the person quoting a poster can grade you with more points if the quality of your work stands up to their standards. The duality here is that although each person is completely in charge of what his character(s) is capable of, ultimately everyone relies on the group as a whole to find a natural balance.

If people are interested, I'd like to start talking about what constitutes a Great Feat, and a Skill. We can assign point values for each at a later time once we've selected options for each category.