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S'imba · **11-24-2015, 02:36 PM**

Pacing issues for me come from all sorts of issues. Sometimes people just decide that the story is interfering with what they want to do so they'll try to force a resolution so they can do their own thing. I've seen a few instances where someone outside the rp but still in the rp group forces their way in and magically comes up with everything needed to solve everything.Â

Then there are those who want to be the star of the rp and will do everything they can to be the first to get things fixed.Â

On a DM side of a plot it seems there are those that see where they want their character to be and just want to get there. Which is unfortunate because if a character gets where they are going the moment someone wants something for them they get burned out and stop playing the character, even if its a solid interesting character.Â

All these things require a different approach but really ooc communication is one of the best things you can do. Being able to know a character's skill before hand will help gauge what challenges to put in place tailored for the character's skill level. Even better if you can get them to tell you a character's weaknesses you can place challenges that will test those and end up a win win for both parties since it gives a chance for character development.

Looking for ways to slow down plots.

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