Twelve help, but I could say a lot.
I worry that people think I'm aloof because I RP a bit with them, and then, hardly ever, if ever, encounter them again. It's not on purpose... Frankly, there are dozens and dozens of people I want to RP with again, but there's just not enough time in the day to get to all of them, keep up with the game progression, advance my too-many in-game projects and actually log out now and then... even if I had no job and never logged out, I fear I'd still never be able to get with everyone as much as I'd like or they deserve.
Others have mentioned worrying about partners; I'm still gripped by having had several of my characters from previous games stuck on shelves for weeks, months (many months in one case), when a partner either disappears or, worse, gets bored and wants to play other characters. That's fine, but don't tie me up so far into your old personal story that I can't get out of it without having to look like the guilty party when I try to play the characters I've worked on... so, I get a bit paranoid about that sort of lockdown happening, especially since, unlike some others, I do NOT want to abandon characters to whom this happens. Why should -I- ditch -my- toon? If you're gonna run off, have the courtesy to give me a way out. So.. yeah, I'm a bit oversensitive about the concern, and it sometimes bleeds over.
Also... well, my main in FFXIV occasionally pushes really, really hard on the 4th wall with his random songs. I enjoy it, and many also seem to do so, but I do worry that someone's immersion may suffer for my little lore-stretching indiscretions.
Amusingly, I'm opposite of many people in that I feel very comfortable in open and sudden RP, and have no problems with barreling into random RP encounters when the mood suits. However, I kinda wonder if I'm TOO direct with some folks in this way, but I guess taking that chance is just something I'll do.
I worry that people think I'm aloof because I RP a bit with them, and then, hardly ever, if ever, encounter them again. It's not on purpose... Frankly, there are dozens and dozens of people I want to RP with again, but there's just not enough time in the day to get to all of them, keep up with the game progression, advance my too-many in-game projects and actually log out now and then... even if I had no job and never logged out, I fear I'd still never be able to get with everyone as much as I'd like or they deserve.
Others have mentioned worrying about partners; I'm still gripped by having had several of my characters from previous games stuck on shelves for weeks, months (many months in one case), when a partner either disappears or, worse, gets bored and wants to play other characters. That's fine, but don't tie me up so far into your old personal story that I can't get out of it without having to look like the guilty party when I try to play the characters I've worked on... so, I get a bit paranoid about that sort of lockdown happening, especially since, unlike some others, I do NOT want to abandon characters to whom this happens. Why should -I- ditch -my- toon? If you're gonna run off, have the courtesy to give me a way out. So.. yeah, I'm a bit oversensitive about the concern, and it sometimes bleeds over.
Also... well, my main in FFXIV occasionally pushes really, really hard on the 4th wall with his random songs. I enjoy it, and many also seem to do so, but I do worry that someone's immersion may suffer for my little lore-stretching indiscretions.
Amusingly, I'm opposite of many people in that I feel very comfortable in open and sudden RP, and have no problems with barreling into random RP encounters when the mood suits. However, I kinda wonder if I'm TOO direct with some folks in this way, but I guess taking that chance is just something I'll do.
"But in the laugh there was another voice. A clearer laugh, an ironic laugh. A laugh which laughs because it chooses not to weep."
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