I'd say keep your charatcer. It seems your biggest obstacle is finding contacts. I'm relatively new to the roleplay community on this game and the lore surrounding the game, but I've also found it difficult to find new and meaningful connections for story telling and development until I came to the RPC. This website is chock full of tools and things you can use to start building connections with people interested in helping you out! Here's my advice:
1. Check out the Making Connections forum category, if you have not already, to meet fresh, new people.
2. Find some RP link shells, both OOC and IC, that match you/your character's wants and needs.
3. Maybe go to events listed here as well? I'm not sure if that's your cup of tea, but networking seems to be the thing you need to do to build interesting connections.Â
If you want to contact me in game and we can talk about some RP potential between our characters (Nick is a doctor who does a lot of traveling as well). Always looking for new clients and friends!
And don't worry about being a guy who plays a female character. I used to feel the same, but the more I roleplayed with other people, I found out 98% of the people who matter won't care. This is coming from a lady who primarily plays men.
1. Check out the Making Connections forum category, if you have not already, to meet fresh, new people.
2. Find some RP link shells, both OOC and IC, that match you/your character's wants and needs.
3. Maybe go to events listed here as well? I'm not sure if that's your cup of tea, but networking seems to be the thing you need to do to build interesting connections.Â
If you want to contact me in game and we can talk about some RP potential between our characters (Nick is a doctor who does a lot of traveling as well). Always looking for new clients and friends!
And don't worry about being a guy who plays a female character. I used to feel the same, but the more I roleplayed with other people, I found out 98% of the people who matter won't care. This is coming from a lady who primarily plays men.
