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(08-20-2015, 05:14 PM)Nakoli Chalahko Wrote: I agree with ignacious in the most part. You are limited by what you can write. If you cannot display wit or intelligence through your writing, then no one is going to believe your character witty or intelligent.
That sounds a little unfair though. Just because you don't know how to write something doesn't mean you're not welcome to try. A "slower" player should be allowed to play whatever they so choose to want to play instead of only sticking to concepts they know they can write without ease. As much as I love playing oblivious, silly, ridiculous characters, sometimes I want to break my own mold and go with something that is "claimed" to be "smart", even if I can actually write it worth beans. It's a learning process in my eyes.
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