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(08-20-2015, 06:46 PM)Nako Wrote: Thank you. And I don't see them as contrasting. You do not have to be inteligent to portray an inteligent person. As long as you can display it in your writing (read, get the intent across) then you can successfully do it. You are only limited by your writing.This is true every once and a while. Maybe. But like Warren said, not really. It's a huge difference, and that line of thinking doesn't only apply to roleplay either.
If you cannot display wit or inteligence through your writing = You simply need to get across what your intent is.
Worded differently intent is the same.... If you cannot get the intent across, then you are not displaying wit or inteligence through the writing.....
If you cannot cook a good burger through your cooking skills = You simply need to get across that you intended to cook a good burger.
If you cannot make another good three Star Wars movies through your directing ability = You simply need to get across your intent of making three more good Star Wars movies.
